#Deep Dasgupta

[damyoujackson]

The Audiobook

Okay, Don't judge me. Daughter of Deep audiobook was GREAT. But i think that the narrator for that book should have been Sayantani Dasgupta. Two ICONIC writers getting together for this book. Sayantani wrote the Kiranmala and the kingdom beyond series. You should seriously check it out. It is GREAT.

#daughter of the deep #rick riordan #audiobook #audible #sayantani dasgupta #kiranmala and the kingdom beyond

[ireadyabooks]

Books by Asian American and Pacific Islander Americans to Read All Year

We are dedicated to promoting, celebrating, and supporting our Asian American and Pacific Islander creators, readers, and community. Below, check out some incredible books by our AAPI creators to read all year round!

Debating Darcy by Sayantani DasGupta

In this Pride & Prejudice retelling, Leela is ALWAYS #1 in speech and debate competitions. But when she meets Firoze Darcy, more than just her winning streak is at stake...her heart is, too.

Freedom Swimmer by Wai Chim 

Inspired by a true story, two friends risk everything in a daring attempt to escape the poverty and oppression of mainland China during the Cultural Revolution.

Zara Hossain is Here by Sabina Khan 

Seventeen-year-old Pakistani immigrant Zara Hossain’s family has waited years for their visa process to be finalized so that they can officially become US citizens. But it only takes one moment for that dream to come crashing down around them.

The Love & Lies of Rukhsana Ali by Sabina Khan 

Rukhsana is finding it impossible to live up to her conservative Muslim parents’ expectations. Luckily, it’s only a few more months until her new life at Caltech. But when her parents catch her kissing her girlfriend, all of Rukhsana’s plans fall apart.

I Love You So Mochi by Sarah Kuhn 

When Kimi visits her grandparents in Japan, she is relieved to escape her problems back home. But soon the trip becomes a way for Kimi to learn more about the mother she left behind, and to figure out where her own heart lies.

Caster & Spell Starter by Elsie Chapman

Aza Wu knows that real magic is dangerous and illegal. After all, casting killed her sister. But to save the legacy of their family teahouse, she enters an underground casting tournament and the stakes couldn’t be higher.

K-Pop Revolution and K-Pop Confidential by Stephan Lee

In this romantic coming-of-age duology, a Korean American girl travels to Seoul in hopes of debuting in a girl group at the same K-pop company behind the most popular boy band on the planet.

The Surprising Power of a Good Dumpling by Wai Chim 

When Anna’s not looking after her brother and sister or helping out at her father’s restaurant, she’s taking care of her mother, whose debilitating mental illness keeps her in bed most days. When her mother finally gets out of bed, things go from bad to worse. And as her mother’s condition worsens, Anna and her family question everything they understand about themselves and each other.

The Great Destroyers by Caroline Tung Richmond

Jo Linden was born into a world where wars are won with giant mechanical soldiers and the nuclear bomb was never invented. Yet the Cold War still rages, and international rivalries between democracy and communism are now fought at the Pax Games, an Olympic-style competition that pits young pilots of mechas against each other.  In a global arms race between superpowers, playing out in violent games that only humanity could create, comes a chilling story of clashing titans, ruthless competition, freedom, and the girl caught in the middle of it all.

Lovely, Dark, and Deep by Justina Chen

When Viola Li returns from a trip, she develops an extreme case of photosensitivity. But Viola is determined to maintain a normal life, particularly after she meets Josh.

Upcoming Reads by Asian American and Pacific Islander Creators! 

Meet Me in Mumbai by Sabina Khan (On Sale 8/2)

Mira must decide whether to re-connect with the woman who placed her for adoption...but isn't sure she's ready for what she might learn. Told in dual perspectives, this novel follows Mira and her mother eighteen years apart.

Beneath the Wide Silk Sky by Emily Inouye Huey (On Sale 10/18)

After Pearl Harbor, Sam documents the bigotry she sees towards Japanese Americans. When the US announces that those of Japanese descent will be sent to "relocation camps," Sam must act or lose her voice forever.

#AAPI heritage Month #stop aapi hate #books to read #booklr #book recommendations

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By Mathis Wackernagel

Global Footprint Network

Nov. 2, 2022

A larger-than-life luminary – kind, gentle, clear, persistent, honest, caring, and utterly brilliant– left us living beings on this precious planet. Herman Daly also left a huge intellectual mark of the highest relevance.

Experiencing and witnessing segregation, religious exclusion, health challenges, and economic inequality, he used his first-hand observations to constructively question realities and dogmas that are not serving people. His contributions to economics are second to none. He asked and often also powerfully answered fundamental questions with a fresh set of eyes, coming to propositions and conclusions that embraced, and were compatible with, the physical foundation of our realities. He approached the physical constraints of our planet in ways that served human needs rather than embellishing established but misguided doctrines. Logic and systemic self-reflection, rather than convention and arrogance, characterized his inspiring work. He repositioned economics. Indeed, he worked on rescuing economics, which had lost its way and forgotten that the economy is embedded in the biosphere.

Herman Daly, who would have deserved multiple Nobel Memorial Prizes for his wide-ranging contributions, was actively and persistently ignored by the canonical, orthodox economic guild, ultimately at their own peril, and that of human kind. Professionally, his academic community had no space for him. Eventually, after a stint at the World Bank around the Rio 1992 UN Earth summit, he had to join a public policy department. His clear and persuasive logic must simply have been too powerful and his criticism to fundamental. Traditional economics had no desire to have their boat “rocked”.

They may have said that Herman’s perspective was politically unrealistic. Herman agreed and countered that mainstream economics was physically unrealistic. And that ultimately, physical laws were less bendable than political expectations.

In spite of being accessible, thoughtful, highly relevant, and deeply insightful, the New York Times regrettably covered him, to my knowledge, only twice. Once in 1972, with a short article that caught the attention of the MIT team working on the “Limits to Growth”. It led to an enduring friendship with those researchers, and a brief discussion of Herman’s core ideas in their report, which turned into the possibly most influential sustainability primer in human history. The second time the New York Times featured Herman was barely three months ago, with a worthy interview in the weekend magazine.

50 years later, it took a respected economist of the stature of Partha Dasgupta to reemphasize that the economy is embedded in the biosphere. His well received Biodiversity Review opened with Herman’s graphically beautified diagram conveying just that. This reminder is still needed, and still revolutionary for mainstream economics, contradicting the economic premises funneled into today’s economics students around the world. This is stunning for a time when ecological overshoot stands at 75% above what Earth can regenerate, and the greenhouse gas concentration in the atmosphere is over 60 ppms above a concentration that is marginally compatible with the Paris Climate Accord’s intention to limit warming to 2°C.

The sweetest introduction to Herman’s thinking is Peter Victor’s biography called Herman Daly’s Economics for a Full World. As a delightful, thoughtful friend and peer of Herman, Peter produced a beautifully crafted, respectful and thoughtful review of Herman’s life and his main ideas. Peter himself being an instrumental, leading ecological economist as well as a gentle soul and deep listener, sat with Herman for many hours to listen to his life story and then synthesize his central insights and argumentations into a wonderfully practical and digestible book.

The book starts with a rich chapter outlining Herman’s life. It covers his growing up in the segregated South, his life with polio and the big decisions it imposed on him as a child, his love for Brazil and his brilliant wife Marcia, and his professional trajectory. From there, Peter summarizes Herman’s core ideas, from fundamental philosophical and ethical considerations all the way to trade, metrics, benefit of growth, steady-state economics, and much more. The thinking is presented with lightheartedness and care, including the world’s reactions. It is tragic that the misunderstandings from fellow academics and blatant rejections from fear mongers dampened the uptake that his thinking deserved.

Herman’s life would serve as a tragic case study of Thomas Kuhn’s classic, The Structure of Scientific Revolutions. Or maybe rather it would have been a 2.0 version of such a not yet achieved scientific revolution as it has not been just one but several generations of economists that have stood in the way of bringing Herman’s obvious insights into mainstream Economics 101 classes. Were these ideas included, I am certain that more students would understand the relevance and importance of economics.

Another tragedy is that the world has moved so much deeper into ecological overshoot since Herman Daly’s early advice that his suggestions from back then are no longer sufficient. Back in the late 1960s, he proposed his idea of an “optimal size” for an economy, the possibility of uneconomic growth when the cost of growth starts to overshadow its benefits, and the conclusion that expansion means increasing impoverishment in a world of uneconomic growth. He therefore advocated for “steady state economics” as a transition strategy in order to enable all people to thrive without increasing the material throughput. Given the massive overshoot, operating our economy in steady-state is by now no longer an option, one that could have been quite easily achievable in the 1970s.

Because of our collective persistence to recognize uneconomic growth, overshoot has persisted and massive shrinkage will become unavoidable. The question no longer is whether overshoot will end, but rather, as Peter Victor reminds us, how. Will this imbalance end by design or disaster? The inquiry therefore needs to redirect, away from whether we want economic growth or not, to what happens if we can no longer get growth as the economy has become to deplete and damage our host planet.

Herman, we already miss you. We also profoundly thank you for your trust, including for giving us early on your moral support and endorsement as an advisor when we started Global Footprint Network. You have given to humanity so much, in such digestible, actionable bits. Thank you, Peter, for your precious effort to capture pearls of Herman’s wisdom and make it accessible for all those dedicated to a thriving future for all.

With all the wonderful holidays around the corner, consider delighting your engaged friends, particularly the younger leaders in your circles, with a copy of Peter’s book about Herman. It gives you two delightful human beings for one, two role models and much practical insight. What better gifts are there in a world of overshoot?

You can also read the Univerity of Maryland’s tribute here, where Herman Daly was Public Policy professor emeritus.

#herman daly #environmental economics #economics #rest in peace

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anya mehrota? gee, i just missed them getting into town! i’m sure i’ll see them around later; the nymphs are throwing a block party! — accepted! welcome to hyades, wispy. please have your account in within 24 hours, and in the meantime here is our checklist! sujaya dasgupta + kit petrakis’s love interest are now taken.

( sujaya dasgupta, 32, cis woman + she/her ) daylight by david kushner🏹 late nights swimming in a dark lake under the moonlight, daggers hidden under colorful fancy dresses, shrines deep into the woods often covered in offerings, darkness slipping from her delicate fingers, a mysterious figure standing in the night and the sparks of magic flowing around her / the child of hecate? the owner of odysseus (restaurant)? oh, that must be anya mehrota! they’ve been around hyades for two years, but did you know she was a huntress of artemis for three hundread years? it might just be town gossip, but i think they’re pretty good with that spellcasting, aren’t they? you know, maybe that’s why i always see them with a bracelet capable of teleporting her anywhere. oh well - may the gods bless them. (wispy, 23, she/they, gmt) - filling the atticus petrakis romance connections

#appless rp #demigod rp #fantasy rp #new rp #rp #hyaccepted

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All Bangla ebook, Anondo Publisher

Experts say that Capgras syndrome (CS) is a delusional misidentification condition that is characterized by the patient's mistaken conviction that a person close to them has been replaced with an identical duplicate.

With her spouse Chirag, newlywed Diottima Dasgupta travels to Kerala for their honeymoon. Finally, they reach Serut Kottayam, a tranquil hamlet, at the request of Chirag's college buddy Chiranjeevi Nair, the estate manager in the area, after stopping at a number of locations. Events take a strange turn, when a distraught Diottima runs to the neighbourhood police station on a rainy afternoon to turn herself up for the murder she committed at Chiranjeevi's house. After the initial interrogation, sub-inspector Raghavan finds Diottima's statement that she has killed an impostor who looked like her husband Chirag, highly perplexing. Raghavan reported the crime to the officer in charge, Virajbabu who instructed the former to place Diottima in a hideout, secretly planning to arrest Diottima later and claim the entire credit, and the following fame, recognition and rewards.

The body of Chirag brutally murdered with a kitchen knife is identified by Chiranjeevi. Raghavan on a visit to the crime scene collects several items including a diary written in Bengali by Diottima. Upon returning to the police station, Raghavan spends the night in the police station. The night becomes significant as it gives Raghavan an opportunity to unmask the truth and ensuring his ascent as an intelligent officer. Unable to decipher the language of the diary he decides to bypass the protocol and hands over the diary to Ananya, a gout patient confined to bed. She is an insomnia patient and an avid lover of detective stories. She gradually starts deciphering the mysterious sketches and cryptic messages that guides her into the dark, deep past of Diottima. Ananya learns that Diottima had once killed her beloved pet cat called Kitty with a kitchen knife.

Krishnendu Mukhopadhyay’s ‘Aneshwan’ in Pratipaksha Aneshwan brought out by Ananda Publishers will keep the reader hooked on till the very end thanks to the plot, the characters, developing mystery, one night, and a diary.

If you are a bookworm and love reading Bengali books, you can visit the website  www.anandapub.in and browse for your favourite titles. Anondo publisher also has a rich collection of ebooks for its readers who can access all bangla ebooks from anywere in the world through its website or by downloading the Aro Ananda app from the playstore.

#bengali literature

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The Vision of Mani Ratnam: Directing 'Guru'

Cinema is an art form, demanding mastery in weaving a tale with images and sounds. Few directors have achieved a level of virtuosity in this art as Mani Ratnam, the celebrated Indian filmmaker. Revered for his profound vision and meticulous storytelling, Mani Ratnam carved a unique niche for himself with movies like 'Roja,' 'Bombay,' and 'Dil Se.' However, our focus lies on his directorial magnum opus, 'Guru' - a remarkable testament to Ratnam's cinematic grandeur. Let's delve into the vision that Ratnam brought onto the silver screen with 'Guru.'

A Lesson in Storytelling

Mani Ratnam's penchant for narrating compelling stories is well-known. With 'Guru,' he painted an intimate portrait of a man's ambition, defiance, and vulnerability. His utmost respect for the narrative is evident in every scene of the film, underlining the trials, triumphs, and turmoil of Gurukant Desai's life.

Crafting a Tapestry of Characters

Ratnam's mastery lies in his ability to create vivid, multi-dimensional characters that leave a lasting impact on the audience. 'Guru' boasts an array of realistically flawed characters, polished under his adept direction. Be it the intensely passionate Gurukant, the quietly resilient Sujata, the principled and diligent Shyam Saxena, or the enigmatic Manik Dasgupta - each character resonates with the viewers, enriching the narrative.

A Flair for Visual Brilliance

When it comes to crafting stunning visuals, Ratnam interprets the art of cinema in a distinct style. His choice of trading dialogues for strong and expressive visuals speaks volumes about his directorial savoir-faire. With the aid of Rajiv Menon's cinematography, Ratnam paints a grand canvas that mirrors the protagonist's journey, from the arid lands of Gujarat to the high-rise buildings of bustling Mumbai.

Harnessing Performances

Intrinsic to Ratnam's success are the spectacular performances that come to life under his guidance. He draws out deep, emotive performances from his actors, pushing them beyond their capacities to deliver their finest. In 'Guru,' every character, no matter how small their role, brings an essential element to the table, rounding off the narrative and adding depth to the plot.

Music and Sound: Enhancing the Narrative

Ratnam’s artistic partnership with the musical maestro A.R. Rahman has always been an essential factor in his films' success. Their collaboration in 'Guru' too produces a soulful and stirring score that uplifts the film's emotional quotient, further transporting the audience into the milieu of the narrative.

The Significance of 'Guru' in Ratnam's Oeuvre

'Guru' emerges as a significant accomplishment in Mani Ratnam's illustrious filmography. This film is a testament to his astute storytelling prowess, his narrative depth, and his profound comprehension of human nature. Scenically captivating, emotionally riveting, and philosophically gratifying - 'Guru' encapsulates the tapestry of struggles, dreams, and aspirations of an era and a man who dared to evoke change.

In conclusion, 'Guru' is a shining beacon in Mani Ratnam's illustrious range of works, testamentary to his extraordinary vision and unfaltering commitment to the art of cinema.

#guru

[nfliplnews]

[ad_1] After five centres in India, the Super Kings Academy is set to go global with its first overseas facility in Berkshire, United Kingdom. The Super Kings Academy Berkshire will be mentored by former India cricketer Deep Dasgupta. The academy will be at Crosfields School, Reading, Berkshire and will have 6 outdoor turf pitches, 6 Astro Turf pitches, 6 indoor pitches and a gym. Coaching classes for girls and boys will commence in June 2023. Speaking about the Super Kings Academy in Berkshire, K.S Viswanathan, Chennai Super Kings CEO, said: “We are thrilled to take Super Kings Academy to the United Kingdom. Geographical boundaries in cricket are shrinking in the last few years. When we started Super Kings Academy last summer, we wanted to spread our wings not just across India but also around the world. We are glad to take the first step in that direction. “Super Kings Academy is known for world-class facilities and expert coaching. The academy in Berkshire will be no different. I’m confident that the academy in Berkshire is in trusted hands.” “As a global franchise, we are happy to nurture talent outside India as well, who will hopefully go on to play for higher levels.” A general view inside the new Super Kings academy in Berkshire, United Kingdom. | Photo Credit: CSKCL Media Speaking about the academy in Berkshire, Deep Dasgupta said: “It is my honour and privilege to be a part of the first Super Kings Academy outside India in England and want to thank the Super Kings management for the faith and trust. “The Super Kings Academy Berkshire will be a high-performance academy with a holistic focus on cricket skills, strength & conditioning, mentality and nutrition.” “I have always been passionate about coaching and look forward to sharing my experiences of playing for India, coaching an IPL team, an India-emerging team, Bengal and my insights from the commentary box to young girls and boys. “We will also be using exchange programmes, tours and CSK coaching methodologies.” Interested students can visit uk.superkingsacademy.com for more details and to register. [ad_2] Source link

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Colliding particles not cars: CERN's machine learning could help self-driving cars

Colliding particles not cars: CERN's machine learning could help self-driving cars In the future, autonomous or self-driving cars are expected to considerably reduce the number of road accident fatalities. Advancing developments on this revolutionary road, CERN and car-safety software company Zenseact have just completed a three-year project researching machine-learning models to enable self-driving cars to make better decisions faster and thus avoid collisions. When it comes to capturing data from collisions, CERN also requires fast and efficient decision making while analysing the millions of particle collisions produced in the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) detectors. Its unique capabilities in data analysis are what brought CERN and Zenseact together to investigate how the high-energy physics organisation’s machine-learning techniques could be applied to the field of autonomous driving. Focusing on “computer vision”, which helps the car analyse and respond to its external environment, the goal of this collaboration was to make deep-learning techniques faster and more accurate. “Deep learning has strongly reshaped computer vision in the last decade, and the accuracy of image-recognition applications is now at unprecedented levels. But the results of our research with CERN show that there’s still room for improvement when it comes to autonomous vehicles,” says Christoffer Petersson, Research Lead at Zenseact. For processing the computer vision tasks, chips known as field-programmable gate arrays (FPGAs) were chosen as the hardware benchmark. FPGAs, which have been used at CERN for many years, are configurable integrated circuits that can execute complex decision-making algorithms in micro-seconds. The researchers found that significantly more functionality could be packed into the FPGA by optimising existing resources. The best part is that tasks could be performed with high accuracy and short latency, even on a processing unit with limited computational resources. An FPGA-based readout card for the CMS tracker at CERN (Image: CERN) “Our work together elucidated compression techniques in FPGAs that could also have a significant effect on increasing processing efficiency in the LHC data centres. With machine-learning platforms setting the stage for next-generation solutions, future development of this research area could be a major contribution to multiple other domains, beyond high-energy physics,” says Maurizio Pierini, Physicist at CERN. The same techniques can also be used to improve algorithmic efficiency while maintaining accuracy in a wide range of domains, from energy efficiency gains in data centres to cell screening for medical applications.   Colliding particles not cars: CERN's machine learning could help self-driving cars (Video: CERN) ___________________________ CERN’s technologies and expertise are available for scientific and commercial purposes through a variety of technology transfer opportunities. Visit cern.kt for more information. Open access links to scientific papers written as part of the project can be found here and here.   ndinmore Wed, 01/25/2023 - 09:33 Byline Priyanka Dasgupta Publication Date Wed, 01/25/2023 - 09:21 https://home.web.cern.ch/news/news/knowledge-sharing/colliding-particles-not-cars-cerns-machine-learning-could-help-self (Source of the original content)

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'1-D Players Will Remain in Business Due to Impact Player Rule'-Former India Player

‘1-D Players Will Remain in Business Due to Impact Player Rule’-Former India Player

Last Update: December 25, 2022, 09:09 IST Piyush Chawla was bought by Mumbai Indians for Rs 50 lakh. Former cricketer Deep Dasgupta pointed out how ‘one-dimensional’ players will make the most of this opportunity as they were the ones who missed out on IPL contracts for all-rounders due to hefty sums. The Impact Player Rule is all set to change the way IPL is played. BCCI has decided to use it…

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INDIES 7 GREATEST INDIAN CRICKETING XI’s (TEST CKT + ODI CKT COMBINED) OF ALL TIME!

I. THE INDIES A1 / 1ST INDIAN CRICKET SIDE (TEST CKT + ODI CKT COMBINED) OF ALL TIME!

Ie. THE  ALL - TIME  INVINCIBLE  INDIAN SIDE ! 1. Sachin Tendulkar (1st opener) 2. Vijay Merchant (2nd Opener) 3. Rahul Dravid (wk) 4. Mohammad Azharuddin 5. Mohinder Amarnath 6. Virender Sehwag 7. Kapil Dev (C)

8. Manoj Prabhakar 9. Mohammad Nissar 10. Anil Kumble 11. Bishen Singh Bedi II. THE INDIES INDIAN CRICKET A- SIDE / 2ND SIDE (TEST CKT + ODI CKT COMBINED) OF ALL TIME ! 1. Sunil Gavaskar 2. Vijay Hazare (C) 3. VVS Laxman 4. Vinod Kambli 5. Dilip Vengsarkar 6. Vinoo Mankad 7. Karsan Ghavri 8. Syed Kirmani (wk)

9. Javagal Srinath 10. EAS Prasanna 11. BS Chandrashekhar III. THE INDIES INDIAN CRICKET B- SIDE / 3RD SIDE (TEST CKT + ODI CKT COMBINED) OF ALL TIME ! 1. Ravi Shastri 2. Kris Shrikanth 3. Gul Mohammad 4. Sourav Ganguly 5. Yashpal Sharma 6. Navjot Singh Sidhu 7. MS Dhoni (wk) (C)

8. Dattu Phadkar 9. Venkatesh Prasad 10. Ramakant Desai 11. S Venkataraghavan IV. THE INDIES INDIAN CRICKET C- SIDE/ 4TH SIDE (TEST CKT + ODI CKT COMBINED) OF ALL TIME ! 1. Ajinkya Rahane 2. Wasim Jaffer 3. Sanjay Manjrekar 4. Gundappa Vishwanath (C) 5. Virat Kohli 6. Yuvraj Singh 7. Ajay Jadeja 8. Salim Durani

9. Chetan Sharma 10. Madan Lal 11. Venkatapathy Raju V. THE INDIES INDIAN CRICKET D- SIDE/5TH SIDE (TEST CKT + ODI CKT COMBINED) OF ALL TIME ! 1. Farokh Engineer (wk) 2. Murali Vijay 3. Rusi Modi 4. Sandeep Patil 5. Surinder Amarnath 6. MAK Pataudi (C) 7. Ravindra Jadeja

8. Bapu Nadkarni 9. Sunil Joshi 10. S. Sreesanth 11. Narendra Hirwani VI. THE INDIES INDIAN CRICKET E- SIDE/6TH SIDE (TEST CKT + ODI CKT COMBINED) OF ALL TIME ! 1. Gautam Gambhir 2. Anshuman Gaekwad 3. Maharaja Ranjit Singh (C) 4. Dilip Sardesai 5. Lala Amarnath 6. Ajit Wadekar 7. Wriddhiman Saha (wk)

8. Irfan Pathan 9. Gulabrai Ramchand 10. Rajesh Chauhan 11. Subhash Gupte VII. THE INDIES INDIAN CRICKET F- SIDE / 7TH SIDE (TEST CKT + ODI CKT COMBINED) OF ALL TIME ! 1. Arun Lal 2. Shiv Sunder Das

3. Budhi Kunderan (wk) 4. Vijay Manjrekar 5. Deep Dasgupta (wk) 6. Ravichandran Ashwin (C) 7. Ajit Agarkar 8. Roger Binny

9. Maninder Singh 10. Shivlal Yadav 11. Ishant Sharma

[joybarma]

[batbricks7]

Asia cup 2022

Deep Dasgupta: In the post-game briefing, Kohli made words that were taken out of context. It ought to have been more match-related.

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#BatBricks7 #RunKiRunneeti #crictracker #rishabhpant #CricTracker #india #pakistan #INDvsSl #cricketupdates #srilanka #discussion #wasimjaffer #cricketnews

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Virat Kohli needs just one good innings to return to form: Deep Dasgupta | Cricket News

Virat Kohli needs just one good innings to return to form: Deep Dasgupta | Cricket News

NEW DELHI: Following yet another poor performance by Virat Kohli in the recently-concluded T20I series against England, the debate over his place in the Indian team has gained more traction. Former cricketers, including Kapil Dev and Venkatesh Prasad, have raised doubts over Kohli’s place in India’s T20I side. However, India’s former wicketkeeper-batsman Deep Dasgupta believes that the…

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Deep Dasgupta Interview: बुमराह के पास थी उलझन? कोहली की तरह कप्तानी करें या रोहित का तरीका अपनाएं

Deep Dasgupta Interview: बुमराह के पास थी उलझन? कोहली की तरह कप्तानी करें या रोहित का तरीका अपनाएं

नई दिल्ली. टीम इंडिया के पूर्व विकेटकीपर बल्लेबाज दीप दासगुप्ता ने भले ही सिर्फ 8 टेस्ट मैच खेले, लेकिन उनकी प्रतिभा और योग्यता पर किसी को शक नहीं था. संन्यास के बाद बंगाल के इस खिलाड़ी ने नई पारी की शुरुआत की. वे भारत के सफल काॅमेंटेटर्स में से एक हैं. उन्हें बीबीसी कॉमेंट्री टीम ने खासतौर पर भारत से बुलाया, ताकि मौजूदा सीरीज के दौरान उन्हें एक शानदार भारतीय नजरिया मिल पाए. लगातार दीप से मिलने…

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Seven Best Indian Web Series On Zee5 That Deserve Your Attention!

Zee5 is one of the popular OTT platforms in India and it has a collection of more than 4,500 movies, original web series, serials, live streaming, music, and many more. The contents of Zee5 cover all the genres like action-adventure, rom-com, family drama, suspense, thriller, horror, and many more. Here is the list of the seven best web series on Zee5 you soon catch as soon as possible.

Rangbaaz

Set during the 90s, Rangbaaz is a crime thriller web series that follows the story of a dreaded gangster. Saqib Salim is in the lead role and the supporting roles include brilliant actors like Tigmanshu Dhulia, Ravi Kishan, and Ranvir Sheroy. It was first streamed on Zee5 on 22 December 2018 and the second season titled ‘Rangbaaz Phirse’ was released on December 19, 2019.

Abhay

Abhay, directed by Ken Ghosh is a suspense, crime thriller drama and it’s one of the most popular web series in Zee 5. It marked the debut of Bollywood actor Kunal Khemu on the OTT platform. KunalKhemu plays the role of AbhayPratap Singh, an investigation officer who solves difficult cases that include serial killers, psychopaths, gangsters, etc. It first streamed on 7 February 2019 and its second season arrived on 14 August 2020 and the third season streamed recently on 8th of April,2022. The second season had Chunkey Pandey and Ram Kapoor as the main antagonists.

Mafia

Mafia is a mystery-thriller drama and it’s released in two languages, Hindi and Bengali. Directed by Bisra Dasgupta, Mafia is a story about five old friends who meet after many years who were best friends during college time, and now they are meeting again in a place called Madhupur which was their favorite place in the past. They meet again at the same place but now things have changed and each of them has their agendas and schemes to outdo each other.

State of Siege: 26/11

State of Siege: 26/11 is an action drama based on the Mumbai terror attacks. It’s directed by Matthew Leutwyler and Prashant Singh. The plot of the series revolves around the events that took place during the infamous 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks. The cast of the series includes Arjan Bajwa, Arjun Bijlani, Jyoti Gauba, Vivek Dahiya, Tara Alisha Berry, Mukul Dev, and Naren Kumar and it had eight episodes and was first premiered on 20 March 2020.

Mentalhood

Mentalhood marked the OTT debut of Karishma Kapoor and it also featured Sanjay Suri, Sandhya Mridul, Shilpa Shukla, and Shruti Seth in important roles. The story of the movie basically revolves around women who became mothers and how they are dealing with the pressure of being a mother. It first streamed on 11 March 2020 on Zee5 and it’s now available for streaming on Alt Balaji also.

The Final Call

The Final Call starring ArjunRampal in the main role is adapted from a 2015 novel named I Will Go With You by the author Priya Kumar. The story of The Final Call centers on a flight from Mumbai to Sydney when the captain on board decides to commit suicide. ArjunRampal made his debut on the OTT platform with this crime drama web series. Along with ArjunRampal, the cast of the web series include brilliant actors like Neeraj Kabi, HarshadArora‚ SakshiTanwar, AnupriyaGoenka, Paula McGlynn, and Javed Jaffrey. It first streamed on Zee5 on 22 February 2019.

RejctX 2

RejctX 2 is a suspense drama and it touches on some important issues of the new millennium like maltreatment, fat-shaming, violence, and substance abuse. It was first streamed on 14 May 2020. It had well-known actors SumitVyas and Esha Gupta who made her OTT debut in the lead roles in this web series. RejctX 2 is full of deep dark secrets, conspiracy, and whodunit making the show quite interesting.

Taish

Taish directed by BejoyNambiar is a unique show that can be watched either as a six-episode or a two and half hours long movie. Like other BejoyNambiar movies, Taish is a crime drama shot in a very stylish way. It featured Jim Sarbh, PulkitSamrat, HarshvardhanRane, and KritiKharbanda in pivotal roles.

Source: https://www.decadeslife.com/seven-best-indian-web-series-on-zee5-that-deserve-your-attention/

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IPL 2022: Will Dhoni play one more season as CSK captain? Wasim Jaffer and Deep Dasgupta say THIS | Cricket News

IPL 2022: Will Dhoni play one more season as CSK captain? Wasim Jaffer and Deep Dasgupta say THIS | Cricket News

Mid way through the IPL 2022, MS Dhoni was handed over the Chennai Super Kings captaincy from all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja. CSK’s performance in the ongoing season was taking a beating and Jadeja, unable to handle the pressure, gave captaincy back to MSD, A day after the development, former India cricketers Wasim Jaffer and Deep Dasgupta suggested that this might not be MS Dhoni’s last IPL season.…

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