Anjali Sud, the lady behind Vimeo’s success
Maharashtra s daily Covid-19 deaths continued to increase while the state s fatalities zoomed above the 91,000 mark, health officials said on Wednesday.
Compared with 1,137 deaths on Tuesday, the state reported 992 fatalities, comprising 453 fresh and 539 previous fatalities, taking the toll to 91,341.
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The number of fresh cases remained below the 25,000 level - but increased from 24,136 on Tuesday to 24,752, as the state tally rose to 56,50,907 now.
In Mumbai, the new infections decreased from 1,029 on Tuesday to 1,352, and the city tally shot above the 7 lakh mark to 700,340, while deaths dropped from 37 on Tuesday to 34, and the total fatalities in the country s commercial capital went up to 14,684.
Anjali Sud, the lady behind Vimeo’s success
The first phase of studies into the Covid cure devised by a Krishnapatnam-based herbal medicine practitioner was completed on Wednesday, though resumption of its distribution is ruled out for now despite demand from many people reaching the coastal town as a last resort.
The studies were organised under the directions of the Central Council for Research in Ayurvedic Sciences (CCRAS). They were jointly conducted by the Regional Ayurvedic Research Centre in Vijaywada, and the SV Ayurveda College in Tirumala.
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Officials said that the researchers from the two institutions have completed their retrospective studies. The researchers spoke to 570 persons who had taken the Covid medicine prepared by Anandaiah, a herbal medicine practitioner belonging to Krishnapatnam in Nellore district.
Vimeo has gone public and its Indian-American CEO Anjali Sud is being credited for much of the company s success. Sud shared a picture with her son right before ringing the bell to officially take Vimeo public via Nasdaq. Her Twitter timeline is now flooded with reactions that give a glimpse into how she has become an inspirational woman leader for so many.
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Today Vimeo is a public company, a result of 16 years long labour of belief and love. As CEO Anjali Sud rang the opening bell which took the company public, it s time to look back at those behind the success. And it all started when she stopped competing.
We put creators first, and put the power of professional-quality video in the hands of millions. We built an innovative software platform, a wildly creative community, and a strong resilient business, she posted soon after Vimeo was listed on Nasdaq. The American businesswoman took over as the platform s chief in 2017.