Indian-Origin Entrepreneur: She went to the US on a dependent visa; now the Indian-origin woman owns 12 restaurants and has a business worth millions: ‘So much of my life was built without knowing exactly where I was going’

Indian-Origin Entrepreneur: She went to the US on a dependent visa; now the Indian-origin woman owns 12 restaurants and has a business worth millions: ‘So much of my life was built without knowing exactly where I was going’

Pic courtesy: Instagram/ Lavanya Mahate Lavanya Mahate, an Indian-origin woman who arrived in the United States on a dependent visa, is now a successful restaurateur. She reveals how she never gave up, even when she wasn’t sure what path lay ahead. In a video shared on Instagram, Mahate shared her inspiring success story of starting…

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Good times begin and luck will shine for these zodiac signs from September 2 as Shukra changes Rashi

Good times begin and luck will shine for these zodiac signs from September 2 as Shukra changes Rashi

Some planetary movements change the mood before they change circumstances. Venus entering Libra is one of them.Shukra has been travelling through Virgo, a sign where its natural qualities do not find easy expression. Relationships can become overly analytical, pleasure may come with guilt, and even good things may not feel satisfying enough. This begins to…

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Jasprit Bumrah, Sanju Samson back; Hardik Pandya misses out as India announce squad for Afghanistan T20Is | Cricket News

Jasprit Bumrah, Sanju Samson back; Hardik Pandya misses out as India announce squad for Afghanistan T20Is | Cricket News

NEW DELHI: India have announced a 15-member squad for the upcoming three-match T20I series against Afghanistan, with Jasprit Bumrah returning to the side while Hardik Pandya misses out after suffering a fresh setback in his comeback bid.Shreyas Iyer will continue to lead the side, with Tilak Varma as his deputy. Young batting sensation Vaibhav Sooryavanshi,…

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A four-month-old baby was buried without a marker in 1906; 120 years later her cemetery finally gave her a headstone

A four-month-old baby was buried without a marker in 1906; 120 years later her cemetery finally gave her a headstone | World News

Inglewood Park Cemetery. Image Credit: CBS In 1906, a 4-month-old baby named ‘Maytie Raker’ became the first person to be buried at Inglewood Park Cemetery in California. Her death came at the beginning of the cemetery’s long history, yet for the next 120 years, there was no marker to identify where she lay. Generations passed…

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‘Most shocking decision ever’: Shahid Afridi blasts Pakistan’s stunning Test shake-up | Cricket News

Former Pakistan captain Shahid Afridi has launched a scathing attack on the Pakistan Cricket Board’s (PCB) decision to make wholesale changes to the Test squad and coaching staff midway through the England series, calling it the “most shocking decision ever” by a selection committee.Pakistan have dropped seven players and brought in seven replacements, including five…

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Kudzu was brought to America as a garden plant; scientists now warn its tangled vines can become wildfire fuel | World News

Kudzu was brought to America as a garden plant; scientists now warn its tangled vines can become wildfire fuel | World News

Kudzu arrived in the United States as an ornamental vine more than a century ago, first displayed at the Philadelphia Centennial Exposition in 1876 before being promoted for shade, livestock forage and erosion control. What began as a useful garden and agricultural plant eventually spread far beyond where it was intended, covering forests, roadsides and…

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India’s PMI slips to 52.8 as factory growth loses steam, hits five-year low

India’s PMI slips to 52.8 as factory growth loses steam, hits five-year low

India Manufacturing PMI falls to 52.8 in August India’s manufacturing sector lost further momentum in August, with slower output and new orders dragging factory activity to its weakest level in five years. Employment also fell for the first time in two-and-a-half years, marking a broader slowdown in the sector.The seasonally adjusted HSBC India Manufacturing Purchasing…

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Thalapathy Vijay’s ‘GOAT’ connection with Yash’s ‘Toxic: A Fairy Tale for Grown-Ups’ revealed | Tamil Movie News

Thalapathy Vijay’s ‘GOAT’ connection with Yash’s ‘Toxic: A Fairy Tale for Grown-Ups’ revealed | Tamil Movie News

Yash’s ‘Toxic- Fairy A Tale For Grown ups’ has remained a major topic of discussion since its release on Onam (August 26), with audiences talking about its characters, action sequences, and the actor’s transformation for the film. Adding another interesting layer to the film is stunt performer and body double Lokesh Sharma, also known as…

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Delivery Box Reuse Ideas: Don’t throw away delivery boxes: 5 clever ways to turn them into drawer organisers, magazine holders and more

Delivery Box Reuse Ideas: Don’t throw away delivery boxes: 5 clever ways to turn them into drawer organisers, magazine holders and more

With online shopping now a near-daily habit in most Indian households, cardboard delivery boxes have quietly become one of the most abundant, and most overlooked, resources sitting around the house. Most get flattened and tossed into the recycling pile within days of arriving, but that sturdy cardboard has genuine potential well beyond its original job…

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Quote Of The Day By Bhagavad Gita: Stop Saying Yes Out of Fear & Protect Your Peace; Lord Krishna’s powerful lesson on setting boundaries while keeping your inner peace intact

Quote Of The Day By Bhagavad Gita: Stop Saying Yes Out of Fear & Protect Your Peace; Lord Krishna’s powerful lesson on setting boundaries while keeping your inner peace intact

Many people struggle to say no due to fear of conflict and rejection. Krishna’s wisdom emphasizes acting from clarity, not from fear or pressure. Choosing actions that protect truth is essential for maintaining personal well-being. Saying no can be a form of dharma, balancing duties and self-care. Honest and clear refusal preserves dignity and strengthens…

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About 20 years ago, Dawn Robinson paid $40,000 for 2.4 acres in New Jersey; Middle Township later offered her $47,000 and is now trying to take the land for a 340-home project

About 20 years ago, Dawn Robinson paid $40,000 for 2.4 acres in New Jersey; Middle Township later offered her $47,000 and is now trying to take the land for a 340-home project

In South Jersey’s Middle Township, a war goes on. The township has filed an eminent domain condemnation complaint that seeks to acquire 2.4 acres of land in Whitesboro for a large-scale housing development project. But the woman who owns the property, Dawn Robinson, does not want to give it up, according to a report by…

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