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Season 2

Atharva Vyas, a 24-year-old Indian illegal alien, allegedly violently assaulted a mother named Gabriella Perez and her three-year-old daughter in a San Antonio park April 18. Vyas allegedly even bit the toddler and knocked out two of her teeth. ICE lodged a detainer with local law enforcement asking them to turn Vyas over to ICE instead of releasing him into the community after he’s faced justice for his alleged crimes.

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Friends, in case you are interested in my analysis of Hindutva as Fascism and how Modi perfected it, I will be speaking to the Indian Diaspora, Washington DC on 2 May at 11 am ET. Best, Radhika

GEMS OF BUDDHISM : INCEST In Buddhist text Anguttara-Nikaya there is a story of a Buddhist monk who develops an incestuous relationship with his own mother who was also a Buddhist nun. Buddha's thoughts on this: "Women are to be blamed for this"

Dear Mr. Vembu, I am welcome? IIM professors told me otherwise when I tried to apply to come back to teach future managers cybersecurity as a risk management discipline, something I thought I could do for India by training future generations to lead Indian companies in a cyber-informed manner. I was told to get another PhD in MIS to be worthy of teaching (I had a PhD in Computer Science from Stonybrook one of the top places in my field) Basically they wanted to hire their own students (a practice frowned on internationally) and actively were condescending or passively dismissive to anyone who was not. And I had a privileged position from a desi lens, as my father had been a professor at the same institution. I now do the same for one of world’s biggest medtech companies, wrote a book in the medical device space on this risk management concept extensively used in many other large medtech companies and I say this to preempt the “oh well you were not good enough”. Those who have known me on social media for two decades know that I am not the humble brag type. (I also applied to private management institutes. One of them sent me an email a year later after I had applied asking me to appear for an interview in two days promising to pay me second class train fare from where I was, which I presume would be difficult from Chicago (that’s where I was then)) So all this sounds great on X but unless institutions change in India, away from old babu culture, people who want to come back on their own (I already had my green card so I wasn’t trying to come because of visa issues, but from a genuine desire to leave a legacy) will find themselves blocked and demotivated. Thanks