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🗓️ June 25th, 1983 - A day etched forever in my memory. As a ten-year-old cricket enthusiast, I had the privilege of witnessing India's first World Cup win under the captaincy of Kapil Dev, fondly known as Kapil's Devil. But here's the twist: there were no TVs in those days, so I experienced the match through my father's re-commentary on his trusty transistor radio. 📻 🔥 I can still feel the excitement that coursed through my veins as my father's voice animatedly narrated each ball bowled, every run scored, and each wicket taken. His passionate descriptions transported me to the stadium, and I could envision the electrifying atmosphere that surrounded the game. It was an immersive experience that fueled my enthusiasm. 🌟 When Kapil Dev's team took the iconic catch to dismiss Viv Richards, my young heart soared with joy and amazement. It felt like a dream come true, witnessing such a pivotal moment in Indian cricket history. I couldn't contain my excitement

Today, I  attended an enlightening session titled "Data Mesh - Future of Data Architecture and Management" conducted by Aniket Mhala. During this session, Mhala shared valuable insights into the concept of Data Mesh and its potential to revolutionize data architecture in organizations. Understanding Data Mesh Data Mesh is an innovative approach to data management in large enterprises that aims to overcome the challenges of centralized data architectures. Mhala shed light on the fundamental principles and components of Data Mesh, emphasizing its departure from the traditional centralized data management approach. Data Mesh advocates for decentralized data ownership, domain-oriented data products, and collaboration among domain teams. This article explores the principles of Data Mesh and its potential benefits in enabling decentralized data ownership and collaboration. The Traditional Centralized Data Landscape Traditional data architectures treat data as a centralized asset o

The Karnataka government has taken a significant step towards gender equality and empowerment by introducing a free bus ride scheme for women, effective from June 11, 2023. This scheme, aligned with the ruling Congress party's five poll promises, aims to benefit over 41.8 lakh women passengers daily, encouraging their use of public transport and alleviating financial burdens. Scheme Objectives: The scheme has several primary objectives: Promote the use of public transport among women. Enhance women's access to education and employment opportunities. Alleviate the financial burden on women. Empower women economically. Scheme Details: Open to all women domiciled in Karnataka and traveling within the state, the scheme requires women to apply for a Shakti Smart Card through the government's Seva Sindhu portal. This card will grant them access to free bus rides, making transportation more accessible and affordable. Economic Impact and Considerations: The estimated annual cost of