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Lakshya Sen wins Australian Open Super 500, ends 2025 title drought with straight-game victory

Lakshya Sen wins Australian Open Super 500, ends 2025 title drought with straight-game victory
Posted by: Aarav Chakraborty in: Sports
23 Nov | 19:58 PM | 0

Lakshya Sen defeated Japan's Yushi Tanaka in straight games to win the 2025 Australian Open Super 500, ending his title drought and boosting his Olympic prospects after a challenging season following his Paris Olympics fourth-place finish.

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Asia Cup 2025: Bangladesh beat Hong Kong by 7 wickets in Abu Dhabi
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Bangladesh started their Asia Cup 2025 with a calm 7-wicket win over Hong Kong in Abu Dhabi. Litton Das hit 59 off 39, Towhid Hridoy added 35, and a 95-run stand for the third wicket sealed the chase of 145. Taskin, Mustafizur, and Rishad kept Hong Kong to 144. With Afghanistan and Sri Lanka next, Bangladesh pocketed vital points while Hong Kong slipped to a second straight loss.

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The trend of Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) moving back to India began in the early 2000s, driven by multiple factors such as the country's increasing economic growth, improved job prospects, better infrastructure, and increased safety. The improving quality of life, closer access to family and friends, and the rise of the Indian diaspora abroad are also major factors for why NRIs are choosing to return home. India has seen a substantial increase in the number of professionals, entrepreneurs and investors who have returned to the country in recent years, to take advantage of the strong economic opportunities that are available. Keywords: NRIs, India, Economic Growth, Job Prospects, Infrastructure, Safety, Quality of Life, Indian Diaspora.

Published ON: 23 Jan