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A fighter—that is how everyone who knows Radha Yadav.
Her tale is one of overcoming obstacles. Her father migrated from Uttar Pradesh to Mumbai in pursuit of a better. @Radhay_21
#RadhaYadav #WomenCricketTeam #IndianCricketTeam #ChasingDreams #Inspiration #MakingIndiaProud
Her tale is one of overcoming obstacles. Her father migrated from Uttar Pradesh to Mumbai in pursuit of a better. @Radhay_21
#RadhaYadav #WomenCricketTeam #IndianCricketTeam #ChasingDreams #Inspiration #MakingIndiaProud
She comes from a lower middle-class household. Their family resided in a small room in Kandivali as he sold milk.
She fell in love with cricket as a child after seeing the men in blue win the coveted ICC Men's World Cup in Mumbai.
She fell in love with cricket as a child after seeing the men in blue win the coveted ICC Men's World Cup in Mumbai.
But her father, who afterwards worked as a street vendor selling vegetable could not provide her with the money to travel to a practice game.
#RichaGhosh, remember the name. The Siliguri girl's prodigious skills are backed up by sincere dedication and a determined head on her teenage shoulders.
@13richaghosh
#WomenInBlue #Cricket #INDvsPAK #IndianCricketTeam #WomensCricket #MakingIndiaProud #T20WorldCup #TeamIndia
@13richaghosh
#WomenInBlue #Cricket #INDvsPAK #IndianCricketTeam #WomensCricket #MakingIndiaProud #T20WorldCup #TeamIndia
"Richa started playing when she was around four years old. I used to take her to the club that I had represented at one time. I found out that she was not restless; she used to sit and watch the matches, used to pick the bat and played but never nagged about going home.
I also tried to get her to join table tennis but she was not interested as she tossed the bat after a couple of shots, saying 'I want to play cricket", recalls her proud father Manabendra Ghosh, a former club-level cricketer.
"I dedicate this Award to India," tweeted Indian music composer #RickyKej after winning his third Grammy at the #65thGrammy Awards in #LosAngeles.
@rickykej
#MakingIndiaProud #IndianMusician #GRAMMYs #GRAMMYsTNT #GRAMMYs #Grammys2023
@rickykej
#MakingIndiaProud #IndianMusician #GRAMMYs #GRAMMYsTNT #GRAMMYs #Grammys2023
He was awarded the Grammy for his album #DivineTides in collaboration with the composer #StewartCopeland in the 'Best Immersive Audio Album' category.
"My parents were furious that I wanted to be a musician, I made a deal with them that I would finish my degree in dental surgery, and they wouldn't question my life choices.
Meet some of India's most renowned and best-selling #NFT artists who are disrupting the perception of #art and how it should be viewed.
#NFTArt #IndianArt #Talent #MakingIndiaProud
#NFTArt #IndianArt #Talent #MakingIndiaProud
"As I travelled looking for the film's lead actor, I realised that we are filled with talent. The non-actors were so good and exactly what I had imagined.
@PanNalin
#MakingIndiaProud #FeatureFilm #BhavinRabari #Gujarat #IndianCinema
@PanNalin
#MakingIndiaProud #FeatureFilm #BhavinRabari #Gujarat #IndianCinema
60 of them were shortlisted, 6 were taken, and the roles they were to play were decided.", says writer-director #PanNalin on the recently #Oscars2023 nominated #ChellowShow.
Set in rural Gujarat, the film is the story of a 9-year-old boy who begins a lifelong love affair with cinema when he bribes his way into a rundown movie palace and spends a summer watching movies from the projection booth.
#MakingIndiaProud
The Indian national blind cricket team won its third consecutive T20 World Cup on Saturday.
#IndianTeam #IndianPlayers #Sportsmen #CABI #Proud
The Indian national blind cricket team won its third consecutive T20 World Cup on Saturday.
#IndianTeam #IndianPlayers #Sportsmen #CABI #Proud
Brilliant tons by Sunil Ramesh and captain & skipper Ajay Kumar Reddy allowed the team to beat Bangladesh, clinching a 120-run victory over Bangladesh at M Chinnaswamy Stadium in #Bengaluru.
"For the visually impaired people, cricket is still not a career. I am grateful to God that I could complete my graduation, get a job & have my own family. Not everyone is as fortunate.
#MakingIndiaProud
From lifting rice sacks while living in a remote village to lifting heavy weights at the world championship, Harshada Garud's journey started at the age of 13. @Harshadagarud04
From lifting rice sacks while living in a remote village to lifting heavy weights at the world championship, Harshada Garud's journey started at the age of 13. @Harshadagarud04
Sharad Garud spotted his daughter's innate ability to lift heavy weights when he saw her carrying a 50kg rice sack effortlessly.
Sharad, who himself was a state-level weightlifter in his young days and had to give up on his dream due to his family's financial difficulties.
Sharad, who himself was a state-level weightlifter in his young days and had to give up on his dream due to his family's financial difficulties.
On her father's consultation, Harshada joined the Dube Gurukul in Wadgaon and started training under the guidance of acclaimed coach Biharilal Dube.
