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    SHOCKING 'Bigg Boss OTT 3' revelation: Vada Pav Girl Chandrika Dixit shares heartbreaking family secret about father

    In a recent episode of Bigg Boss OTT 3, contestant Chandrika Dixit, known as the Vada Pav Girl, made a startling revelation about her troubled childhood. She shared that her father turned to alcohol after her mother's death when she was just six months old and was married four to five times, neglecting her throughout her upbringing. Dixit disclosed that she was shuffled between relatives and ultimately adopted by her grandmother, who provided her with care and stability.

    HC gives relief to JP Nadda, Amit Malaviya, exempts them from personal appearance in police case

    Karnataka High Court grants interim relief to BJP leaders JP Nadda and Amit Malaviya in connection with FIR by Kalaburagi police during Lok Sabha polls.

    'Bigg Boss OTT 3' first contestant revealed: Meet Chandrika Dixit aka the viral 'Vada Pav Girl' from Delhi

    Chandrika Dixit, popularly known as the 'Vada Pav Girl,' has been announced as the first confirmed contestant for Bigg Boss OTT 3. The news was shared by JioCinema on their social media platforms. Chandrika gained fame through a viral video showcasing her vada pav stall in Delhi. The third season of the reality show, hosted by Anil Kapoor, will begin streaming on June 21.

    LME ban on Russian origin metals to see aluminium, copper & nickel prices go up in short term: Amit Dixit

    ICICI Securities' Analyst, Amit Dixit, examines the impact of Russian metal bans on commodity prices, emphasizing short-term fluctuations and the evolving steel sector in India amidst changing global dynamics. He says: "There would be ways and means by which you would find that the actual impact would be far lower than what people are expecting currently."

    Blackstone to invest $2 bn every year in India; wants quicker M&A clearances

    Blackstone Group plans to invest USD 2 billion annually in India, aiming to improve the ease of doing business for firms like it. The New York-based group has been operational in India for nearly two decades and has invested a total of USD 50 billion in the country. The value of its assets, after accounting for exits, stands at USD 30 billion. Over the next five years, the value of assets is expected to rise by USD 25 billion, including USD 17 billion in fresh bets and up to USD 7.5 billion value creation across portfolio companies.

    Blackstone plans to add $25 billion in India private equity assets over five years

    Blackstone Inc. plans to increase its Indian private equity assets by an additional $25 billion over the next five years, citing India's growing appeal to global investors. The New York-based firm also intends to expand its investment team in India and double its office space in Mumbai. Blackstone sees India's regulatory and policy environment, economic growth, and capital markets as conducive to accelerating the creation of a large portfolio. The firm aims to focus on digital infrastructure, energy transition, key transportation sectors, export sectors, and electronic manufacturing in India.

    The Economic Times
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