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Sorghum can help fight COVID-19, lower blood pressure, cholesterol

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Sorghum can help fight COVID-19, lower blood pressure, cholesterol

We eat certain grains at certain times of the year for a reason. If consumed in the right way, Indian food has therapeutic benefits. Winter is here, and at this time of the year, due to weather conditions and cholesterol, our exercise volume is relatively small, so blood pressure will naturally rise.

According to the latest research, sorghum (jowar) is a miracle crop that prevents many diseases. The Kanpur National Sugar Research Institute, in cooperation with ICAR-IIMR in Hyderabad, has been conducting research to evaluate the potential of the crop in the past two years. Sorghum varieties (CSH 22S, SSV 84, SSV 74, Phlue Vasundhara and ICSSH 28).

Research conducted by the institute shows that although the juice from crop stems/stems can be used to produce ethanol, raw sugar, and nutritive low-calorie syrups, grains obtained as sorghum (jowar) can be widely used as a healthier flour instead of’maida’ ‘Or’wheat flour’”” Research conducted in this area shows that a healthy alternative to all-purpose flour is jowar or sorghum.

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Rich in protein, iron and copper, this gluten-free grain has been known to play a vital role in cell function and repair. Abundant potassium and phosphorus help reduce cholesterol and control high blood pressure. The large amount of fiber in sorghum helps to improve the digestive system.

News Source : ETimes

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Pushpa 2 The Rule advance booking tracking better than RRR, Jawan in the US; crosses $1.4 million with 10 days to go

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Pushpa 2 The Rule advance booking tracking better than RRR, Jawan in the US; crosses .4 million with 10 days to go

Pushpa 2 The Rule has already crossed $1.4 million in advance bookings in North America even though the release is 10 days away.

Allu Arjun‘s Pushpa 2: The Rule is still nine days from its theatrical release but is already breaking box office records. The film is set for a grand release worldwide, and if its US pre-sales are any indication, it will likely get a bumper opening. The film is already tracking better than blockbusters like RRR and Jawan in the US. (Also read: Pushpa 2 trailer reactions: Allu Arjun fans predict blockbuster, cheer for Fahadh Faasil’s entry scene)

Pushpa 2’s US tsunami

On Monday, trade tracker Venky Box Office shared the film’s advance booking collections for its US premiere. Taking to X (formerly Twitter), the trade analyst tweeted, “#Pushpa2TheRule USA Premiere Advance Sales: $1,383,949 – 900 Locations – 3420 Shows – 50008 Tickets Sold.”

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By Sunday evening, Pushpa 2 had sold over 50,000 tickets in the US, with the release 10 days away. The tweet added that North American advance booking collections had crossed $1.458 million (around ₹12 crore), ‘which is a record’.

Trade analysts say that the film is set to cross $1.5 million with nine days to go, which means it is outpacing SS Rajamouli’s RRR and Shah Rukh Khan-starrer Jawan, the two biggest Indian movies in the US in recent times. Both films grossed over $15 million each in North America and are among the top five highest-grossing Indian films in the continent. Pushpa 2 is matching the pace of Shah Rukh’s other 2023 blockbuster, Pathaan, and is just behind the all-time record holder for India in the US – Baahubali 2 (which earned $20 million in the territory).

All about Pushpa 2: The Rise

Directed by Sukumar, Pushpa 2: The Rise is the sequel to the director’s 2021 pan-India hit Pushpa: The Rise. It brings back Allu Arjun as the titular anti-hero, alongside Rashmika Mandanna and Fahadh Fassil. The film, touted to be one of the biggest Indian productions ever, is set to hit the screens on December 5.

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