Ayush Singh

  Top 10 Richest Cricketers in the World | Net Worth, Salary and their lifestyle 2020. Analysts worldwide are often seen talking about the highest paid sports in the world. Statistically, cricket doesn’t appear on the top 10 list. This is because there are around only 8 to 10 national teams dedicatedly playing the sport. But somehow, the list of the richest cricketers in the world is never-ending. A fan is always curious to know who is the richest cricketer in the world? Or the top 10 richest cricketers in the world? Call him the richest cricketer in the world or maybe, richest cricket player – it is a gentlemanly sport which is why none rises to show off.  For a long time, the Ashes teams – England & Australia – seemed to dominate the list of richest cricketers in the world. Nonetheless, legendary players have single-handedly changed the pace of the game to become the most richest cricket player. You see, players appear on the top 10 richest players not because they are ...

Top 10 YouTubers with highest subscribers and subscriber count and money and earning, salary? (1) Amit Bhadhana( 19.7 M) Amit Bhadhana YouTube earnings are around $188 thousands to $2.8 million estimated annual earnings and his net  worth is approx two million dollars. (2) Carry Minati (19M) He is an famous Indian YouTuber Nowdays. Mainly he is an roaster, he is roasting people of tiktok ,bigg boss, Roadies etc. (3) Ashish Chanchalni (18.7M) Social blade estimates earnings from youtube to be anywhere between 21 thousand dollars to $333 thousand dollars per month and Ashish Chanchalni income to be between 250 thousands dollars to 4 million dollar per year. (4) Sandeep Maheshwari (14.8M) Sandeep Maheshwari is one of the fastest growing entrepreneurs of India. He is the founder and CEO of Imagesbazaar.com imagebazaar.com He holds a world record of taking more than 10,000 shots of 122 models in just 10 hours and 45 minutes. He is earning around 1...

How YouTube’s moderators are keeping up with changing guidance around COVID-19 Oh hey, today is our 500th issue! Thanks to everyonewho  has been with us from the beginning, and each of you who has joined along the way. We can’t imagine a better use of our time during this weird era than bringing you news and analysis of the day’s big moments in tech, democracy, and the pandemic. One result of the COVID-19 pandemic has been that big tech companies, which long have been reluctant to intervene in questions of content moderation, have quickly become much more aggressive. At Google, for example, the company began showing news stories from trusted sources to anyone who searched for information about the virus. It stepped up efforts to remove videos containing misinformation about the pandemic from YouTube. YouTube also added a “shelf” of high-quality breaking news videos, along with links to the World Health Organization, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and local heal...

Top 10 richest and best news anchors  and their  Earnings in India. - So, Today I am going to give  you a  educational Content and it will beneficial for you . - Today, actually I will talk about all best televisions news channel anchors names and their monthly income. Let's begain 😍 (10)  Rohit Sardana ( Aaj Tak news ) -He is the anchor of Aaj Tak news channel of India. -His monthly income is : - (72,000/-)         (Seventy two thousands only for one month.) (9). Sweta Singh ( Aaj tak news) -She is also a anchor of that  channel aajtak news of india. Her monthly income is :- ( 8 lakh 33 thousands/-) (8) Anjana  Om Kashyap ( Aaj tak news)  - She is also anchor of aajtak news and partner of Sweta Singh. And Her monthly income is :-( 8 lakh 33 thousands/-) (7) Sudhir Chaudhary ( Zee news) - He  is an anchor of Zee news channel of India. - His monthly income is:- (2...

In celebration of Earth Day, here are 13 ways to to repurpose extra or overripe food Today marks the 50th anniversary of Earth Day. What would have been a massive celebration with marches, live concerts and clean-up projects around the world is now virtual because of the coronavirus pandemic. Being holed up, however, doesn’t mean we can’t do our part to lessen our impact on Mother Earth. With so many of us under quarantine, cooking is arguably moving from the rare occasion to a daily practice, an image that has this writer grinning ear to ear. In lieu of an outdoor celebration, the Earth Day challenge I propose is this: How can we apply the principles of conservation in our own kitchens and make the most of what we have on hand? Food waste is no small thing; according to the National Resources Defense Council, up to 40% of the food in the United States is never eaten. What if we paused for a moment before throwing something away because it no longer serves its original purpose...