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[ad_1] Monsoon is a romantic season, make sure your planning is pleasurable for your guests too. Monsoon is here and it brings with it, the wedding season that encompasses a gentle breeze of love and an enthralling atmosphere Most Indians have grown up with dreams of indulging in a Bollywood-inspired extravagant wedding ceremony. Believe it or not, an Indian wedding is more like a week-long festival and these days, it stretches even longer with deliberate efforts and time that go into planning. From selecting stunning outfits to awestruck decoration, delicacies and music, the ultimate event becomes a memorable affair. Pawan Gupta, CEO, Betterhalf, says, “Indians spend 1/5th of their life-time wealth on weddings. The industry size is nearly worth $130 Bn and it offers and enchanting ideas and themes for every season and caters to every person’s needs.” Monsoon is here and it brings with it, the wedding season that encompasses a gentle breeze of love and an enthralling atmosphere. H

[ad_1] Mickey Arthur, the team director for Pakistan, has confirmed that there were discussions within the team regarding the venue for their match against Afghanistan in the upcoming 2023 World Cup in India. Last month, Cricket Pakistan reported that the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) had expressed their desire to swap venues for their matches against Afghanistan and Australia. Specifically, they requested that their match against Australia be moved to Chennai and their match against Afghanistan be relocated to Bengaluru. The PCB's concern was rooted in the nature of the Chennai pitch, which is known to be favorable to spinners. This could potentially pose a challenge for the Pakistani team in their match against Afghanistan, who possess a strong spin-bowling lineup. "When you have a look at sides that you want to play at certain venues, Afghanistan in Chennai is one you wouldn’t pick. It obviously suits them more compared to us, with the spin-bowling they have avai