“The Crusade for Peace through Freedom” is due since March 10, 1959
US President Barack Obama was the guest of honor at India’s celebration of its 66th Republic Day on Monday, January 26, 2015. This is the first time in the history of Republic of India, the US President is the guest of honor at the Republic Day ParadeUS President Barack Obama was the guest of honor at India’s celebration of its 66th Republic Day on Monday, January 26, 2015. This is the first time in the history of Republic of India, the US President is the guest of honor at the Republic Day Parade
US President Barack Obama was the guest of honor at India’s celebration of its 66th Republic Day on Monday, January 26, 2015. This is the first time in the history of Republic of India, the US President is the guest of honor at the Republic Day Parade. There is a palpable sense of warmth, friendship, and cordiality between President Obama and India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
US President Barack Obama was the guest of honor at India’s celebration of its 66th Republic Day on Monday, January 26, 2015. This is the first time in the history of Republic of India, the US President is the guest of honor at the Republic Day Parade
Travels of the US Presidents to India:
Dwight D. Eisenhower, New Delhi, Agra. Met with President Prasad and Prime Minister Nehru. Addressed Parliament.December 9–14, 1959.
Richard M. Nixon, New Delhi, State visit; met with Acting President Hidayatullah. July 31–August 1, 1969.
Jimmy Carter, New Delhi, Daulatpur-Nasirabad. Met with President Reddy and Prime Minister Desai. Addressed Parliament. January 1–3, 1978.
William J. Clinton, New Delhi, Agra, Jaipur, Hyderabad, Bombay. Met with President Narayanan; signed Joint Statement on Energy and the Environment; addressed the Indian Parliament. March 19–25, 2000.
George W. Bush, New Delhi, Hyderabad. Met with Prime Minister Singh. Signed nuclear cooperation agreement. March 1–3, 2006.
Barack Obama, Mumbai, New Delhi. Attended U.S.-India Business and Entrepreneurship Summit in Mumbai. Met with Prime Minister Singh and President Patil. Addressed the Indian Parliament. November 6–9, 2010.
Barack Obama, New Delhi. Met with President Pranab Mukherjee and Prime Minister Narendra Modi. January 24–27, 2015.
Donald J. Trump, New Delhi. Met with Prime Minister Narendra Modi. February 24–25, 2020.
Joseph R. Biden, New Delhi. Met with Prime Minister Narendra Modi and attended the G20 Leaders’ Summit. September 7–10, 2023.
US President Barack Obama was the guest of honor at India’s celebration of its 66th Republic Day on Monday, January 26, 2015. This is the first time in the history of Republic of India, the US President is the guest of honor at the Republic Day Parade
On behalf of Special Frontier Force, I admit that India and the United States are not marching towards the goal of winning Peace through Freedom, a journey that these two nations started during 1950s. I would like to share the memories of the historical Five-Day visit to India by 34th US President Dwight David Eisenhower from 09 December to 14 December 1959.
India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi (L) and U.S. President Barack Obama watch India’s Republic Day parade in the rain together from their review stand in New Delhi January 26, 2015. REUTERS/Stephen Crowley/Pool (INDIA Tags: POLITICS)
US President Obama, and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi have failed to mention the Great Problem of Tibet which gave the stimulus for formulating friendly relations between the US and India. Even if the word Tibet is not mentioned during President Obama’s visit to India, I most positively assert that Tibet remains the central focus of India’s relationship with the United States.
India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi (R) presents a reproduction of telegram sent by U.S. to the Indian Constituent Assembly in 1946, to U.S. President Barack Obama during their meeting in New Delhi January 25, 2015. In a glow of bonhomie, Obama and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi worked on a series of bilateral agreements at a summit on Sunday that both sides hope will establish an enduring strategic partnership. REUTERS/India’s Press Information Bureau/Handout via Reuters.
US Presidents who met with His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama
Special Frontier Force at The White House: On April 16, 1991, the 14th Dalai Lama met with US President George H.W. Bush during his first visit to The White House. President George H.W. Bush served at the Director of the US CIA.
Four U.S. presidents—George H.W. Bush, Bill Clinton, George W. Bush, and Barack Obama—have met with His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama, with the first official meeting occurring in 1991 during the elder Bush’s presidency.
Subsequent meetings have taken place at the White House, including two with Obama in 2010 and 2011.
George H.W. Bush: The first U.S. president to meet with the Dalai Lama during his presidency, in April 1991.
Bill Clinton: Met with the Dalai Lama at the White House in June 2000 and also met with him in November 1998.
George W. Bush: Met with the Dalai Lama multiple times during his presidency, starting in May 2001, with other meetings in 2003, 2005, and 2007. He also met with the Dalai Lama at the George W. Bush Presidential Center after leaving office.
Barack Obama: Met with the Dalai Lama twice in the Map Room of the White House, in February 2010 and July 2011.
The military occupation of Tibet poses the greatest danger to Peace, Freedom, Democracy, and Human Rights in the world. The problem will not go away and the real solution for the military occupation of Tibet is the Eviction of Military Occupier from the territories of Tibet.
US President Barack Obama meets Indian President Pranab Mukherjee at Rashtrapati Bhavan
US President Barack Obama was the guest of honor at India’s celebration of its 66th Republic Day on Monday, January 26, 2015. This is the first time in the history of Republic of India, the US President is the guest of honor at the Republic Day ParadeUS President Barack Obama was the guest of honor at India’s celebration of its 66th Republic Day on Monday, January 26, 2015. This is the first time in the history of Republic of India, the US President is the guest of honor at the Republic Day ParadeUS President Barack Obama was the guest of honor at India’s celebration of its 66th Republic Day on Monday, January 26, 2015. This is the first time in the history of Republic of India, the US President is the guest of honor at the Republic Day ParadeUS President Barack Obama was the guest of honor at India’s celebration of its 66th Republic Day on Monday, January 26, 2015. This is the first time in the history of Republic of India, the US President is the guest of honor at the Republic Day ParadeUS President Barack Obama was the guest of honor at India’s celebration of its 66th Republic Day on Monday, January 26, 2015. This is the first time in the history of Republic of India, the US President is the guest of honor at the Republic Day Parade
India and the United States joined hands to secure Peace and Freedom in the Occupied Land of Tibet . The military organization called Special Frontier Force ( also known as Establishment 22) truly represents the legacy of President Eisenhower who captivated the hearts of Indian people with his call for a Crusade for Peace through Freedom. We have yet to fight this Battle to secure Peace, Freedom, Democracy, and Justice in the Land of Tibet.
India and the United States joined hands to secure Peace and Freedom in the Occupied Land of Tibet . The military organization called Special Frontier Force ( also known as Establishment 22) truly represents the legacy of President Eisenhower who captivated the hearts of Indian people with his call for a Crusade for Peace through Freedom. We have yet to fight this Battle to secure Peace, Freedom, Democracy, and Justice in the Land of Tibet.On behalf of Special Frontier Force, I admit that India and the United States are not marching towards the goal of winning Peace through Freedom, a journey that these two nations started during 1950s. I would like to share the memories of the historical Five-Day visit to India by 34th US President Dwight David Eisenhower from 09 December to 14 December 1959. On behalf of Special Frontier Force, I admit that India and the United States are not marching towards the goal of winning Peace through Freedom, a journey that these two nations started during 1950s. I would like to share the memories of the historical Five-Day visit to India by 34th US President Dwight David Eisenhower from 09 December to 14 December 1959. On behalf of Special Frontier Force, I admit that India and the United States are not marching towards the goal of winning Peace through Freedom, a journey that these two nations started during 1950s. I would like to share the memories of the historical Five-Day visit to India by 34th US President Dwight David Eisenhower from 09 December to 14 December 1959. On behalf of Special Frontier Force, I admit that India and the United States are not marching towards the goal of winning Peace through Freedom, a journey that these two nations started during 1950s. I would like to share the memories of the historical Five-Day visit to India by 34th US President Dwight David Eisenhower from 09 December to 14 December 1959. On behalf of Special Frontier Force, I admit that India and the United States are not marching towards the goal of winning Peace through Freedom, a journey that these two nations started during 1950s. I would like to share the memories of the historical Five-Day visit to India by 34th US President Dwight David Eisenhower from 09 December to 14 December 1959. On behalf of Special Frontier Force, I admit that India and the United States are not marching towards the goal of winning Peace through Freedom, a journey that these two nations started during 1950s. I would like to share the memories of the historical Five-Day visit to India by 34th US President Dwight David Eisenhower from 09 December to 14 December 1959. On behalf of Special Frontier Force, I admit that India and the United States are not marching towards the goal of winning Peace through Freedom, a journey that these two nations started during 1950s. I would like to share the memories of the historical Five-Day visit to India by 34th US President Dwight David Eisenhower from 09 December to 14 December 1959. On behalf of Special Frontier Force, I admit that India and the United States are not marching towards the goal of winning Peace through Freedom, a journey that these two nations started during 1950s. I would like to share the memories of the historical Five-Day visit to India by 34th US President Dwight David Eisenhower from 09 December to 14 December 1959. On behalf of Special Frontier Force, I admit that India and the United States are not marching towards the goal of winning Peace through Freedom, a journey that these two nations started during 1950s. I would like to share the memories of the historical Five-Day visit to India by 34th US President Dwight David Eisenhower from 09 December to 14 December 1959. HISTORY OF THE US-INDIA-TIBET RELATIONS: Crusade for Peace through Freedom in Occupied Tibet. The US President’s visit to India In December 1959.On behalf of Special Frontier Force, I admit that India and the United States are not marching towards the goal of winning Peace through Freedom, a journey that these two nations started during 1950s. I would like to share the memories of the historical Five-Day visit to India by 34th US President Dwight David Eisenhower from 09 December to 14 December 1959. On behalf of Special Frontier Force, I admit that India and the United States are not marching towards the goal of winning Peace through Freedom, a journey that these two nations started during 1950s. I would like to share the memories of the historical Five-Day visit to India by 34th US President Dwight David Eisenhower from 09 December to 14 December 1959. On behalf of Special Frontier Force, I admit that India and the United States are not marching towards the goal of winning Peace through Freedom, a journey that these two nations started during 1950s. I would like to share the memories of the historical Five-Day visit to India by 34th US President Dwight David Eisenhower from 09 December to 14 December 1959. On behalf of Special Frontier Force, I admit that India and the United States are not marching towards the goal of winning Peace through Freedom, a journey that these two nations started during 1950s. I would like to share the memories of the historical Five-Day visit to India by 34th US President Dwight David Eisenhower from 09 December to 14 December 1959. On behalf of Special Frontier Force, I admit that India and the United States are not marching towards the goal of winning Peace through Freedom, a journey that these two nations started during 1950s. I would like to share the memories of the historical Five-Day visit to India by 34th US President Dwight David Eisenhower from 09 December to 14 December 1959. On behalf of Special Frontier Force, I admit that India and the United States are not marching towards the goal of winning Peace through Freedom, a journey that these two nations started during 1950s. I would like to share the memories of the historical Five-Day visit to India by 34th US President Dwight David Eisenhower from 09 December to 14 December 1959. On behalf of Special Frontier Force, I admit that India and the United States are not marching towards the goal of winning Peace through Freedom, a journey that these two nations started during 1950s. I would like to share the memories of the historical Five-Day visit to India by 34th US President Dwight David Eisenhower from 09 December to 14 December 1959.
The military occupation of Tibet poses the greatest danger to Peace, Freedom, Democracy, and Human Rights in the world. The problem will not go away and the real solution for the military occupation of Tibet is the Eviction of Military Occupier from the territories of Tibet.
On behalf of Special Frontier Force, I admit that India and the United States are not marching towards the goal of winning Peace through Freedom, a journey that these two nations started during 1950s. I would like to share the memories of the historical Five-Day visit to India by 34th US President Dwight David Eisenhower from 09 December to 14 December 1959. The History of the US-India-Tibet Relations. Crusade for Peace through Freedom in Occupied Tibet.The military occupation of Tibet poses the greatest danger to Peace, Freedom, Democracy, and Human Rights in the world. The problem will not go away and the real solution for the military occupation of Tibet is the Eviction of Military Occupier from the territories of Tibet.APRIL 22, 1961. CAMP DAVID, MARYLAND: The History of the US-India-Tibet Relations. Crusade for Peace through Freedom in Occupied Tibet. The military occupation of Tibet poses the greatest danger to Peace, Freedom, Democracy, and Human Rights in the world. The problem will not go away and the real solution for the military occupation of Tibet is the Eviction of Military Occupier from the territories of Tibet.Whole Values: Whole Dude at Whole Foods demands the upholding of American Values to defend Personal Liberty, Human Rights, and the Dignity of Man.
Whole Dude – Whole Values: Bharat, the Land of Cultural Values. Vande Mataram. Salutations to Mother India.
Bharat: The Land of Cultural Values:
Whole Dude – Whole Values: Bharat, the Land of Cultural Values.
Blessed are the meek, for they will inherit the earth”.
The Book of Matthew, Chapter 5,verse 5 of The Holy Bible teaches that humility has its own rewards. But, Bible fails to offer the tools to practice the Art of Humility.
Whole Dude – Whole Values: Bharat, the Land of Cultural Values
I inherited a sense of humility from the Land of Bharat.I consider humility as my acquired behavior and my Culture helped me to learn it through repeated practice and by giving me opportunities to display it in every aspect of my life. My Indian Identity is defined by this Cultural value. The ultimate purpose of life is defined as getting back to the Lotus Feet of the Lord. I am encouraged to touch and worship feet to reach my goal with a sense of humility. I began the process of learning with a sense of meekness. First I was directed to humble myself before Lord Shiva. I seek pure and perfect knowledge and humility is the light that shines on the path to wisdom. Humility is the gentle wind that dispels the dark clouds that prevent you from viewing the brilliant sun shining in the sky. Ego, like the cloud that causes darkness, could be driven away by learning to be humble. In my daily life, I am given the opportunity to humble myself several times.
Whole Dude – Whole Values: Bharat, the Land of Cultural Values
My living experience is full of interactions with objects which I am guided to treat with a sense of reverence. The Sun, the Sky, the Moon and the Stars, the Wind, the Earth, the River and Water, the Fire and the Light, the Mountain and the Hill, the Plants and the Trees, the flowers, the fruits, the grains and the orchards, the lion, the tiger, the elephant, the Cow, the Bull, the Monkey, the Eagle and the Peacock, the Snake, the Spider, the Rat and the changing seasons I view with respect. As a kid , my learning experience began with showing respect to my parents, my elders, my teachers and the idols and the images that receive worship. The essence of my learned behavior is humility. The Land has given me a sense of meekness and with that I may inherit the Identity of the Ultimate Reality.
Whole Dude – Whole Values: Bharat, the Land of Cultural Values. THIS ARTICLE IS DEDICATED TO THIS INDIAN LADY WHO SYMBOLIZES THE PRINCIPLE OF UNITY THAT APPEARS AS THE VERBAL SOUND OR SHABDA CALLED “ASMI” WHICH MEANS ALWAYS PRESENT, OR EVER-EXISTING.
Whole Dude – Whole Icon: A visual representation of God for religious devotion and worship.
An icon is a religious work of art, most commonly a painting. They are not simply artworks; “an icon is a sacred image used in religious devotion”. Icons (from the Greek eikones) are sacred images. “Icon” and “symbol” are terms that we often use interchangeably, but there’s actually a subtle difference: An icon is a literal, visual representation of the thing it represents, whereas a symbol can be a more abstract representation of something.
Whole Dude – Whole Icons: Defining Indian Identity – The portrayal of religious icons.
Whole Dude – Whole Icon: A visual representation of God for religious devotion and worship
With the fragrant kasturi-mark on the forehead, the precious Kaustubha gem on the chest, the lovely pearl-jewel at the nose tip, the flute in the palm and the kankan (bangle) encircling the hand, the scented sandalwood paste all over the body, the pearl-necklace around the beautiful neck, surrounded by milk-maids – may victory be yours, O crown gem of Gopalas.
The Portrayal of Religious Icons:
Whole Dude – Whole Icons: Defining Indian Identity – The portrayal of religious icons
Apart from the basic differences in the ideas and thoughts of various religious traditions of this world, there is a fundamental difference in the visual characterization of the religious icons. The first thing that strikes the mind of the reader of religious scriptures is the difference in the way the scriptures portray their icons. When I read The Holy Bible, The Holy Quran, no religious image comes before my eyes. I have to really struggle hard to imagine as to who is speaking to me.These Scriptures have several characters which are clearly human but there is no description of their physical attributes and the portrayal is lacking in information that would help the reader to develop a visual image. If you read the above verse, the beautiful image of Lord Krishna automatically comes before you without any effort. I define this as Indian Identity, it is a reflection upon our nature and our literature does a marvellous job giving life and color to the icons and I feel it becomes very easy for me to get connected to them and listen to them as they guide us in our spiritual journey.
Whole Dude – Whole Icon: Defining Indian Identity – The portrayal of religious icons
yasya smaraNa-mAtreNa janma-samsAra-bandhanAt vimuchyate namas-tasmai vishNave prabhavishNave. Om namo vishNave prabhavishNave. [ My salutations to that superior diety vishNu, by a mere thought of Whose name all persons are freed from the bonds of samsara (birth and death).
Whole Dude – Whole Icon: A visual representation of God for religious devotion and worship
Just remembering Vishnu’s name could deliver us from the trappings of Samsara and the remembrance becomes all the more easier when you recall the image.
Whole Dude – Whole Icons: Defining Indian Identity – The portrayal of religious icons.Whole Dude – Whole Icons: A visual representation of God for religious devotion and worship.
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