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Deepika is on her way to becoming an influential figure in the world as a young writer with a big voice and a big heart. Deepika has always possessed the highly sought-after attribute of empathy. She attended the University of Madras and graduated with a BA and MA in English. She has her mother and daughter living with her in Chennai, while she is a single parent.

The West Indies maintained their pursuit of a semi-final spot in the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup with an impressive nine-wicket win over the USA in Barbados on Friday. Roston Chase (3/19) and Andre Russell (3/31) excelled with the ball, restricting the USA to a mere 128 runs. Shai Hope’s unbeaten 82* ensured the West Indies reached the target within 11 overs at Kensington Oval. This victory was the West Indies’ first in the Super Eights phase, keeping their semi-final hopes alive if they can secure a win against South Africa in their next match. The USA, having lost both…

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Venu Sports, a joint streaming venture created by ESPN, Fox, and Warner Bros. Discovery, has appointed two Indian-Americans, Amit Dudakia and Gautam Ranji, to its leadership team, as reported by Barrett Media. Amit Dudakia will serve as the Senior Vice President and Head of Product. In this role, he will oversee product management and design, along with programming and editorial functions for Venu Sports. Dudakia joins from Fox Technology and Digital, where he was the Senior Vice President of Product Management, leading product and design initiatives for FOX Sports. His tenure at Fox Corporation began at FX Network, where he…

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Before the 10th International Day of Yoga, the Indian Embassy in the US facilitated a yoga session in Washington, DC, setting the stage for upcoming celebrations. The event, held at The Wharf, saw a significant turnout of participants on Thursday. Sripriya Ranganathan, Deputy Ambassador of the Indian embassy in the US, emphasized India’s pivotal role in elevating yoga to global prominence, including its recognition by the United Nations in 2014. Ranganathan underscored yoga’s ancient origins dating back 5000-6000 years while highlighting its enduring relevance in contemporary times. She noted a widespread acknowledgment of yoga’s value across families, communities, and institutions,…

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In a significant demographic shift, India has surpassed China to become the world’s most populous nation. However, a recent report by Henley and Partners reveals that the exodus of millionaires from India remains less than 30 percent of that from China. The report forecasts that approximately 4,300 millionaires will leave India this year, with a substantial number heading to the UAE. This follows the previous year’s trend, where 5,100 Indian millionaires relocated abroad. The report highlights that even though India loses thousands of millionaires annually, mainly to the UAE, the country’s substantial 85 percent wealth growth over the past decade…

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From participating in Division 5 of the World Cricket League (WCL) in 2010 to their surprising journey at the T20 World Cup 2024, the USA cricket team has undergone remarkable transformations. Co-hosting the tournament, they stunned Pakistan in the group stage and secured a spot in the Super Eight alongside South Africa, England, and West Indies. Reflecting on their journey over the past two decades reveals significant milestones: In 2004, the USA made their mark by qualifying for the Champions Trophy after winning the ICC Six Nations Challenge, with Clayton Lambert’s stellar performance leading the charge. By 2007, the Central…

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In a recent rally in Wisconsin, former President Donald Trump showered praise on Indian-American entrepreneur Vivek Ramaswamy, touting him as a “smart guy” who could help him achieve his goals. Trump’s endorsement came as no surprise, given Ramaswamy’s impressive public speaking skills and his own immigrant background, which could be a valuable asset in addressing the Trump administration’s controversial immigration policies. Ramaswamy, who was also in the running for the post of Homeland Security secretary, has been making waves with his biotech expertise and strong leadership skills. Trump’s promise to “figure out” how to use Ramaswamy in some capacity has…

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Cricket, often revered as a religion in the subcontinent, owes its global fame and enduring charm to its dedicated fans. The unwavering loyalty of these fans, who cheer and support their teams even in the most challenging situations, adds a unique allure to the sport. For the first time, the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2024 is being hosted in the USA, a country where cricket is not widely followed. Yet, the expatriate communities from South Asia have brought their enthusiasm and passion to the American venues. These fans, who have kept their love for cricket alive despite the challenges…

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The Mishra family is back with their tales of pleasure, pain, smiles, and depression found in the little things in life. With no glamour, special effects, or great artwork, this down-to-earth series has always been a special favorite of audiences, and the fourth season is no exception. It perhaps represents the middle-class Indian family and its ups and downs in a way that no one has ever tried to. The Mishra family, based in North India, consists of four members, with a special addition in the form of their earthen piggy bank, known as Gullak, who narrates the story in…

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According to Colliers’ Asia Pacific Global Capital Flows report, India has emerged as a top-5 global destination for cross-border capital in the Asia Pacific region, specifically for land and development sites. In the first quarter of 2024, foreign investors accounted for 55% of real estate inflows, with 73% of these investments directed towards ready assets. In 2023, foreign investors contributed $3.6 billion to the Indian real estate market, representing 67% of the total share. Alongside India, China, Singapore, and Australia were also ranked among the top five for cross-border capital investment in the first quarter of 2024. Piyush Gupta, Managing…

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During and after menopause, the body’s reduced estrogen production often leads to diminished blood vessel function and increased susceptibility to cardiovascular disease. A recent placebo-controlled clinical trial conducted by Pennsylvania State University indicates that daily consumption of beetroot juice may enhance blood flow through the vessels, potentially lowering the risk of heart issues. Beets and their juice are rich in nitrates, which were found to notably improve blood vessel performance in study participants who drank it daily. Published in Frontiers in Nutrition, the findings highlight the potential cardiovascular benefits of beetroot juice. The study initially involved 54 postmenopausal women from…

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