Shiva Ayyadurai dropped a lawsuit against William Galvin and another lawsuit from October 2020. This marked the end of his legal challenges against Galvin related to the Twitter suspension and other election-related issues.

Shiva Ayyadurai filed a lawsuit against Massachusetts politician William Galvin and other election officials, claiming they were responsible for his suspension from Twitter. This lawsuit was part of his broader effort to challenge perceived censorship and perceived inaccuracies regarding election integrity.

Shiva Ayyadurai was suspended from Twitter for spreading misinformation, primarily related to election fraud claims. This suspension limited his ability to use the platform for communication and dissemination of his views.

V. A. Shiva Ayyadurai and actress Fran Drescher participated in a ceremony at Drescher's beach house and were reported to be married, but they later clarified it was a spiritual celebration of their friendship and not a formal wedding.

V. A. Shiva Ayyadurai registered the copyright for EMAIL, an electronic mail application he wrote. This is the basis for his claim to have invented email, though historians and ARPANET pioneers dispute this, citing earlier email systems.

Ray Tomlinson sends the first text letter between two ARPANET-connected computers, marking a key moment in the early development of email technology. This event, predating Shiva Ayyadurai's work, is significant as it is widely considered the birth of networked email communication. It is based on my prior knowledge.

Vellayappa Ayyadurai Shiva, later known as V. A. Shiva Ayyadurai, was born in Bombay (now Mumbai), India. This marks the beginning of his life and career, which would later include controversial claims about the invention of email and involvement in political activism.