On 2023-10-05, I wished someone I addressed as “brother” a happy birthday, expressing affection and hoping he would continue getting fitter, look younger than me, and keep flexing his biceps. These were birthday wishes, not claims about what he had achieved. The post included https://t.co/SCsMkWMIoQ, but I cannot establish what the link leads to or identify the recipient from the capture.
On 2022-08-14, I captured a memorial post saying, “There will never again be someone like you, RIP.” It included a 🙏🏽 emoji and a link, https://t.co/FK6KjZPck0; the person being mourned and the linked content are not identified in the capture.
On 2022-12-07, I shared something I had found from 8 years earlier and joked that I had aged significantly while @latha_venkatesh, @_soniashenoy, @_anujsinghal, and @ShereenBhan looked the same. I said it was nice to see the same familiar faces on TV through the years, that consistency is underrated, and wished @cnbctv18 a happy anniversary. The capture does not identify what I found or which anniversary it was; it included https://t.co/W6XWbChzBp.
On 2024-03-22, I wished @GhazalAlagh a belated Happy Women's Day and hoped she would inspire many other young women to pursue entrepreneurship. The post also mentions @riteshagar and #ManishPoddar and includes https://t.co/lO6Ylwce1R, but does not explain their connection to the message.
On 2024-12-27, I mourned Dr. Manmohan Singh and reflected that, in a nation’s journey, those who see the future before others do leave the most lasting marks.
On 2025-03-06, I congratulated someone I addressed as “brother,” saying he deserved this award and every other award. I praised the people described in the post for surviving cancer and a brain stroke one year after losing “our father,” never complaining, and always smiling. The captured wording “To both you and seems” is unclear, so I cannot tell who “seems” refers to or precisely who experienced each hardship. I contrasted “glass half empty folk” with “glass half full” people and said we need more of the latter.
At Zerodha’s 16th birthday, I reflected on the people around the company and hoped we would still be together in 2042.
On 2025-09-17 at 09:24 UTC, I posted “Happy Birthday Sir 🙏” with a shortened link, https://t.co/tgimgRsF9F. The capture does not identify the recipient or say what the link contains.
I thought one thing that might distinguish Zerodha was how many of the same people had been in the room 15 years earlier. I contrasted that earlier time, with “no kids, no white hair, no things,” with the present. I also shared personal observations: Nithin was back and could laugh sometimes after a long time; Seema was cancer-free and auditioning for Wonder Woman soon; Karthik was getting jacked; Venu was very good-looking; and Deepa, Kailash Nadh’s wife, seemed happier when Kailash was not in the room.
On 2023-03-08, I congratulated the @RainmatterOrg team. The post quoted @Nithin0dha, who credited the team with helping make their giving-forward initiatives possible and described the team’s broad responsibilities: Kailash building tech, Nithin managing the overall business, and me managing investments. Nithin also said he and Kailash gave some time to Rainmatter while they were still building @zerodha. His quoted statement ends mid-thought, so its full context is unavailable; these are his remarks, not a decision or plan stated in my congratulations.
On 2023-02-13, I thanked @narendramodi for spending time with @Nithin0dha and me on a Sunday at 9 pm. I credited him with creating a “stable, robust, political, and economic ecosystem” that had allowed people like us, who “came from nowhere,” to thrive. The post does not identify which Sunday or provide further details about the meeting or the ecosystem.