Congratulations Dada on being inducted into the ICC Hall of Fame. Thoroughly deserved! You didn’t just build a team, you built belief in a generation of cricketers. Grateful to have played under your leadership and created memories that will last a lifetime. Congratulations once again! 👏🇮🇳 @SGanguly99
Duniya mein do tarah ke log hote hain.
Jo shirt pehnte hain. Aur jo shirt utaarke history banate hain.
Uss din poore Bharat ne feel kiya , haan bhai, ab hum bhi hain.
Happy Birthday Dada @SGanguly99 . Lord’s ki woh balcony aaj bhi khuli hai. #HappyBirthdayDada
I do not want to see a world where we equate a piece of technology to a human being.
I work hard as a technologist to see a world where we don't allow technology to dominate our lives, instead it should quietly recede into the background.
Pure passion, commitment, dedication and resilience - experienced it live, felt the adrenaline rush.
An inspiring day spent with an inspiring person. Always look up to you, my dear #AK sir 🙏🙏❤️❤️🤗🤗
In a moment that felt like destiny weaving together two chapters of India’s space journey, veteran aerospace engineer Nambi Narayanan met NASA astronaut Sunita Williams — a meeting that wasn’t just a photo op, but a beautiful celebration of dreams, perseverance, and the shared wonder of the cosmos.
Nambi Narayanan, who dedicated his life to building India’s rocket capabilities and overcoming hardships with courage and grace, has long been a symbol of scientific passion and resilience. His work in rocket propulsion helped push India’s space ambitions forward, and his life story inspired millions through the film Rocketry: The Nambi Effect.
Sunita Williams — an astronaut of Indian origin whose feet have literally touched the edge of space — embodies a different kind of dream: to walk among the stars and bring back stories of courage, curiosity, and human potential. Her journeys and achievements have inspired countless young Indians to look up at the sky and believe that they too could be part of humanity’s next leap.
When they stood together, it was as if two generations of space pioneers — one who helped build the foundation of a nation’s space program, and one who journeyed beyond Earth’s horizon — shared a quiet, profound connection. Two dreamers, both rooted in their love for science and exploration, smiling in a moment that seemed to say: “This is how far our dreams can take us.”
Their meeting was more than a photograph — it was a reminder that dreams don’t belong to one era or one person. They grow, evolve, and inspire future generations to reach further than ever before.
#NambiNarayanan #SunitaWilliams #ISRO #NASA #SpaceDreams #IndianScientists #SpaceInspiration #Rocketry #PrideOfIndia #ScienceLegends #FromIndiaToSpace #DreamBig
Tharun, I’ll never forget what you said yesterday… that I’m Shanti on screen. Feeling this seen n loved is honestly so overwhelming.Thank you for speaking the way you did n for giving voice to women who quietly struggle but still shine. I really admire u and feel so honoured🙏🏻♥️
Professor Kamakoti works in deep tech: micro-processor design. He is the Director of IIT-Madras, the best technological institution in India. He serves in the NSAB.
He richly deserves the honour.
I have defended him on scientific grounds and I will do so again: cow dung and cow urine have excellent microbiome that could be valuable for humans.
It is the slavish colonial mindset that thinks these are not scientific propositions worthy of investigation. Some day, when Harvard or MIT publish a study on this, these enslaved minds would worship that as the gospel truth.
He once said “ When I write my autobiography, it will create tremors”
For now he is creating tremors in South Africa with his @PretoriaCapsSA team.
His leadership as always been inspirational and this one as a coach is no different.👏👏
Taking Indian coaching to the world 🔥@SGanguly99
There are questions about where Zoho is developed and where the data is hosted and who hosts it. There is a lot of false information we want to correct.
1. All the products are developed in India. Our global headquarters is in Chennai and we pay taxes in India on our global income. As a global corporation headquartered in India, we have offices in over 80 countries and have a strong presence in the US which is a big market for us.
2. Indian customer data is hosted in India (Mumbai, Delhi and Chennai, soon Odissa). We have over 18 data centers globally and they host the respective country or regional data. We are committed to hosting each country data in their own jurisdiction.
3. All our services run on hardware we own and software frameworks we developed, on top of open source like Linux OS and Postgres database.
4. We do not host our products on AWS or Azure. Arattai, specifically, is not hosted on AWS or Azure or GCloud. We use some of those services for regional switching nodes to speed up traffic but data is not stored in them. We are adding many such "points of presence" (POPs) as we speak.
5. Our Zoho Developer account in the App Store and Play Store lists our US office address because the account was registered in the very early days of those stores by one of our employees in the US just to test them out. We never changed that.
We are proudly "Made in India, Made for the World" and we mean it🙏
Sujeeth’s writing of Geetha reminded me that strength on screen is built through courage off it. It takes a director with rare confidence to allow a woman to stand uncompromised, fierce and whole, inside the scale of a film like #OG, and then to allow her to hold her ground within a world as immense as this. Thank you for giving me Geetha, Sujeeth & channeling her has been an experience that will stay with me always. I always believe when you are a great human being great things happen and for me you are the sweetest most genuine person I’ve seen around so this success is truly deserving , your sheer hard work , faith and lot of sacrifices , you are testimony of that ! ❤️🧿 #TheyCallHimOG
“Hi Jaydev, this is Cheteshwar. I have had a word with Dada and you have to go for KKR trials. You are bowling very well so keep it up!”
This was our first conversation on phone after one of our ranji trophy nets where I was still a net bowler, back in 2010. Little did i know back then, that we would become best mates and share some of our finest memories, and not just on the field!
Your grit and determination for the game is something that everyone talks about and will talk about for generations to come. And deservedly so. But there was that other side of you, the funnier/naughtier/louder side, where we fought (sometimes violently!) for every fifa battle and took the longest to play every hand at the cards game and argued on absolutely silly topics..
Today when you are putting an end to your illustrious career, I am super proud, although a bit emotional. I am super proud to call you my senior first, my colleague second, and my brother to round it all off!
I can keep going on and on, writing and remembering about all those wonderful days. But I will save it till I also call it a day and then we can both sit and reminisce the good old days!
For now, I just want to congratulate you, Puja & Arvind Uncle for a journey that is nothing short of a fairy-tale. You are and will be an inspiration for generations!
Thank you, Chintu. See you soon 🤗❤️
Wearing the Indian jersey, singing the anthem, and trying my best each time I stepped on the field - it’s impossible to put into words what it truly meant. But as they say, all good things must come to an end, and with immense gratitude I have decided to retire from all forms of Indian cricket.
Thank you for all the love and support! 🙏🇮🇳