Pattaya (Thailand), Nov 3 (Ians) The 16-year-old Nishna Patel from Mumbai was the best-placed Indian at tied 30th after an even-par 72 in the first round of the Women’s Amateur Asia-Pacific Championship.
Nishna was placed tied for 30th while Kriti Chowhan (73) was the next best at tied 43rd and the highest-ranked Indian and the National champion, Avani Prashanth (74) was tied 52nd at the Waterside Course at the Siam Country Club.
Of the three other Indians, Mannat Brar (75) at three-over was tied 61st, Sifat Sagoo (77) at 5-over was tied 71st and Ceerat Kang (79) at 7-over was tied 78th.
Nishna, who represented India at the Women’s Amateur in Scotland and the World Amateur Team Championship in France, trains at the Bombay Presidency Golf Club. She also missed the cut at the Waap last year in Abu Dhabi. She started with two bogeys in the first two holes but fought back with two...
Nishna was placed tied for 30th while Kriti Chowhan (73) was the next best at tied 43rd and the highest-ranked Indian and the National champion, Avani Prashanth (74) was tied 52nd at the Waterside Course at the Siam Country Club.
Of the three other Indians, Mannat Brar (75) at three-over was tied 61st, Sifat Sagoo (77) at 5-over was tied 71st and Ceerat Kang (79) at 7-over was tied 78th.
Nishna, who represented India at the Women’s Amateur in Scotland and the World Amateur Team Championship in France, trains at the Bombay Presidency Golf Club. She also missed the cut at the Waap last year in Abu Dhabi. She started with two bogeys in the first two holes but fought back with two...
- 11/3/2022
- by Glamsham Bureau
- GlamSham
Tony Bennett and his family reveal and discuss the 94-year-old singer’s battle with Alzheimer’s disease in a lengthy profile in the new issue of AARP Magazine. Diagnosed in 2016, Bennett has not spoken publicly about his illness until now.
The “I Left My Heart In San Francisco” singer shared the article this morning in a tweet. “Life is a gift – even with Alzheimer’s,” he tweeted. “Thank you to Susan and my family for their support, and @AARP
The Magazine for telling my story.”
In the article, Bennett’s wife Susan and son Danny open up about Bennett’s struggles, but also his victories. “I have my moments and it gets very difficult,” Susan says in the article. “It’s no fun arguing with someone who doesn’t understand you. But I feel badly talking about it because we are so much more fortunate than so many people with this diagnosis.
The “I Left My Heart In San Francisco” singer shared the article this morning in a tweet. “Life is a gift – even with Alzheimer’s,” he tweeted. “Thank you to Susan and my family for their support, and @AARP
The Magazine for telling my story.”
In the article, Bennett’s wife Susan and son Danny open up about Bennett’s struggles, but also his victories. “I have my moments and it gets very difficult,” Susan says in the article. “It’s no fun arguing with someone who doesn’t understand you. But I feel badly talking about it because we are so much more fortunate than so many people with this diagnosis.
- 2/1/2021
- by Greg Evans
- Deadline Film + TV
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