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Not that one needs to say it there’s enough legitimate data available to know that Indian economy is in the top 5 of the world and one of the fastest growing economies. Calling it a dead economy can only come from a position of arrogance or ignorance. Thank you for your attention to this matter!
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#MahavatarNarsimha [#Hindi version] continues to surprise with its exceptional trending, day after day… The film is expected to offer stiff competition to both new releases [#SOS2, #Dhadak2] and holdover titles in Week 2.
Now, here's the key highlight: #MahavatarNarsimha has already surpassed the *Week 1* business of #Hombale's #Kantara [₹ 15 cr] and #KGF [₹ 21.45 cr] – within just one week... Truly incredible!
#MahavatarNarsimha [Week 1] Fri 1.38 cr, Sat 3.40 cr, Sun 6.77 cr, Mon 3.70 cr, Tue 5.01 cr, Wed 5.05 cr. Total: ₹ 25.31 cr. #Hindi version.
#India biz | Official Nett BOC | #Boxoffice
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Outside a café in Vienna, a little gesture of kindness—water bowls for dogs!
Pet parents can step inside for a meal while their furry friends stay safe and hydrated.
In many European cities, pets are treated with as much love (if not more) than children!
Compassion shows—even on the sidewalks.
#PetFriendly #ViennaMoments #KindnessEverywhere #TravelDiaries
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This majestic Stone Art inspired by The Konark Temple will be displayed until Tuesday, Aug 22nd. (44th & Broadway) Please visit Times Square with your friends & family to fall in love with Odisha’s brilliant artists. ❤️
Afterwards it will be installed at my upcoming flagship restaurant in New York City in 2024.
Inspiration: The 24 wheels of Konark Sun Temple
Material: Sand Stone
Dimension: 8ft X 6ft X 1ft
Weight: 1,750KG (Appx. 4,000 pounds)
Category: Non-Antique (Newly made)
Artist: Amaresh Chandra Bindhani and team
Origin: Odisha, India
