Thyaga Vasudevan

Very excited to be on the panel with @jamesmaguire discussing the challenges, issues and best practices in protecting and securing #AI services - very relevant topic for today's organizations.

I am pleased to announce that TODAY my Administration officially filed the presentation and plans to the highly respected Commission of Fine Arts for what will be the GREATEST and MOST BEAUTIFUL Triumphal Arch, anywhere in the World. This will be a wonderful addition to the Washington D.C. area for all Americans to enjoy for many decades to come! President DONALD J. TRUMP

@BankTheTrade My condolences to you and family @BankTheTrade - please take care 🙏

Friends. I'll be out for a little while. My 15 year old niece, an only child, passed away unexpectedly. We are devastated and I need some time to process this. I'll be traveling out of state for services soon. Parents: hold your kids a little tighter, talk to them a little longer. 🕊️

@CricketKalra Sorry to hear that - may his soul rest in peace - Om Shanti 🙏

@mukund You mean $995 or $975? - thanks

Every analyst - Cantor Fitz, Baird, JPMorgan, JMP sec, Cannacord, BMO, Capital One, Jefferies, Bernstein and Evercore RAISED their Price target on $NOW Gap fill at $975

@greatbong Boss - new one for you - youtu.be/hWBdGt_CaZM?fe…

My best years…

@CricketKalra Sorry to hear that - praying for your dad 🙏

@rajuvamsi007 @Tesla @DirtyTesLa @wholemars @chuckcook Never happens to me…try rebooting your app

Need help!! People with multiple Tesla's, how to fix this? When I open charge port on one car it opens both. I have to manually go and close the other one Is there an easy solution to this first world problem?

@Kishore1975_ Very nicely and eloquently written - straight from the heart - been born and brought up in Kolkata, I can very well relate to this…even though I don’t stay in Kolkata, my heart belongs to the city and it is gut wrenching to hear the recent spate of news…

Kothai Galo, Amader Kolkata? (Where has our Kolkata gone?) I was born in Tollygunge, Kolkata - 700033. For 16 beautiful years, I grew up in a place that I could only describe as magical. My Kolkata was a world where boundaries didn’t exist, where families extended beyond walls, and where you never felt alone. My neighbours, one Gujarati and one Bengali—were like my own family. We walked into each other’s homes without hesitation, day or night. Kolkata wasn’t just a city; it was one big family, where every para (neighborhood) was its own little universe of love and togetherness. There was no fear, no distrust. We were free, running from house to house, eating breakfast at one home, lunch at another, and dinner wherever the sun set on us. The aunties in our para substituted as mothers, the uncles as fathers, and siblings were everywhere. I never felt unsafe not even once. I remember those days of para cricket, football, and carrom matches. Life in Calcutta was safe, damn, dead safe. As children, we were sheltered by the love of our community. We didn’t care who was in power or which political party was wreaking havoc because we were too immersed in our adda sessions and carrom matches. Every elder man was Borda (big brother), every elder woman Bordi (big sister). We were a family—one big, extended, loving family. But somewhere along the way, we forgot to see the bigger picture. The bhadralok (the gentlefolk) were deceived, lulled into complacency by 30+ years of CPIM rule, only for things to worsen with the next government. And just like that, our Calcutta turned into Kolkata. One by one, people left. Our beloved city of joy became a distant memory—a place we now remember with nostalgia and yearning. The love that was once so unconditional? Gone. Replaced by a city overtaken by rogues and chaos. It breaks my heart to think of what Kolkata has become. I remember a time when the entire para rallied around my family when my father had a heart attack. They cared for him for weeks, never once alarming my mother, fearful of how she would react. That was my Calcutta—a city where love and care knew no bounds. When I used to tell my friends from Chennai or Mumbai about Kolkata, they could hardly believe me. I would speak of how Durga Pujo was not just a Bengali festival but truly a celebration for every single resident, even if he was Anglo-Indian. It was a time when the whole city came alive as one family, where celebrations transcended religion and culture. Almost my entire para knew my extended family by name and relationship, as if they were their own. My friends would always say, “You must be exaggerating,” not able to grasp how a whole neighborhood could be so intertwined with love and care. But I wasn’t exaggerating. That’s how Kolkata was—one big, beating heart. When I lost my brother in 2021, I was hit hard by the grief, but it was Kolkata's love that caught me when I was falling. I still remember my neighbor calling me and saying, “Tor ekta dada mara gache” (You’ve lost one elder brother). Then, with a voice choked with emotion, he added, “Aro onek Borda beche ache” (Many other elder brothers are still here). He burst into tears on the phone, and in that moment, I realized once again that Kolkata was still holding me close, just as it always had. Today, this Kolkata is unrecognizable. Eta amader oi Kolkata noi (This is not our Kolkata). As I read the heart-wrenching news about the young doctor who became a victim of such unspeakable violence. How has it come to this, where violence and cruelty have replaced the joy and warmth that once defined us? The city of joy is lost. The charm has faded. The love is missing. But my heart still yearns for the Kolkata I knew. It aches with the memories of Purano Shey Diner Kotha (Tales of the good old days), those golden days when everything felt too good to be true. Days that perhaps will never come back. Yet, that one haunting question lingers: Kothai Galo, Amader Kolkata?

@thyaga12 Hi Thyaga! Thanks for reaching out! Please DM us with the specific Gymnastic replay you are watching, so we can assist you further. Hope to hear from you soon! 🦚

@peacock - thanks for the great telecast on Olympics - May I know why the Gymnastic Replays do not have any “commentary” with them?

@PeacockTVCare Take a look at any of the Women’s Qualifying Sub Division 2 (Floor, Vault, Bars etc)

@stfukarran Are your times in IST?

SCHEDULE of Team 🇮🇳 for 28 JULY #paris2024olympics Events: 15 Medal matches: 1 (rest are subject to qualification)

@Groupon we just bought 5 tickets for Luau in our Hawaii trip - but when we try to access the voucher, it says your website is down - could you please help ASAP? - our event is in the evening

@greatbong I feel it will be the end of Rohit, Bumrah and Sky at MI -> Rohit will go to RCB as captain, Bumrah to CSK and Sky to Punjab / Lucknow as captain...perhaps KL would go to Punjab given Shikhar has been missing in action this year

Here is what I think might happen next year: 1. Iyer will be retained by KKR. He is the closest to INDIA alliance you can get in TMC country. If he is not retained, then KKR will have to buy 10 more Didi paintings. 2. K L Rahul shall leave LSG. RCB is his best place as captain. 3. SKY will leave MI. He will go to Punjab as captain or maybe even Lucknow. 4. Rohit will end his career at KKR. 5. Hardik will be retained by MI, but if he can’t perform next season then it’s bye bye.

@sama Indian cricketer Virat Kohli swimming in the Olympics and winning Gold

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Thanks @JamesMaguire for having me in the panel for the very important topic on Gen AI regulations and data security - totally enjoyed it #eweekchat

A10. (2/2) Collaboration between industry, Govt. and other stakeholders is crucial for effective & adaptive AI regulation that addresses ethical, legal, and societal concerns. Expect ongoing developments in this dynamic landscape as technology continues to advance.#eweekchat

A10. (1/2). The future of AI regulation will likely involve a combination of industry self-regulation and government intervention. Companies will increasingly adopt ethical AI practices, but governments will play a key role in establishing legal frameworks. #eweekchat