Ramesh Balasundaram

This week, Bharat celebrates the New Year. Not once. But many times over.
Baisakhi. Bohag Bihu. Vishu. Pohela Boishakh. Puthandu.
Different regions. Different traditions.
One Mesha Sankranti. One shared rhythm.

A civilisation that stays rooted, yet renews itself every year.
Puthandu Vazthukal.

Puthandu is not just a new year.
It is time, tradition, and truth aligning again.

As the sun begins its new journey,
we step into Sri Parābhava Nāma Samvatsara,
another turn in an eternal cycle that has guided us for centuries.

Different names. Different regions.
One shared rhythm.

From Puthandu to Baisakhi,
from Vishu to Bohag Bihu,
Bhārat celebrates not just a new year,
but a timeless way of living in harmony with nature.

May this year bring clarity in thought,
balance in life,
and joy in every home.

In every beginning, there is tradition.
In every tradition, there is wisdom.

Iniya Puthandu Nal Vazhthukkal

Our India celebrates every festival with a full heart. Not because we all believe the same thing, but because we understand that someone else's deepest joy deserves our deepest respect.
Happy Easter to you and yours.

Good Friday is the day faith looked like failure.
And yet two billion people across the world still gather in its memory.
Some stories refuse to end.
You don't have to be a believer to be moved by a man who, dying, chose compassion over condemnation.
Good Friday belongs to everyone willing to sit with that.

The world is obsessed with power. Our dharma is obsessed with the right use of power.
Hanuman had it all and placed every ounce of it at Ram's feet.

2624 years of celebrating a man who proved that the most powerful human being is the one who needs nothing.
We remember. We celebrate. We aspire.
Jai Jinendra. 🙏
SanatanaDharma

Ram Navami celebrates more than a divine birth.
It celebrates a vision.

A vision where justice prevails.
Where leadership is accountable.
Where compassion shapes governance.

This vision has a name.

Rama Rajya.

A society where Dharma leads, and people flourish.

May the ideals of Sri Rama inspire us to build a world that is fair, compassionate and courageous.

Jai Shri Ram.

Rama’s life proves that true leadership begins with character.
In every challenge, choose the path of Dharma. That is the way of Rama.

Eid reminds us that joy multiplies
when it is shared.

The Panchanga opens a fresh chapter today.
Welcome Sri Parābhava Samvatsara with faith and joy.

To the women in my life
my mother, wife, sister, teachers, colleagues and friends.

Each of you has shaped the person I am today.

Through your strength.
Through your wisdom.
Through your kindness.

You remind me every day why creating opportunities for every girl to learn, grow and dream matters so deeply.

Because when a girl is empowered, the future changes.

I owe my existence to the women who shaped my life,
and my purpose to the girls who will shape our future.

Happy International Women’s Day.

This Holi, don’t just play with colours. Paint someone’s world brighter.