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Pritam Sonone

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Operations Manager at Indian Farmer | Farming Creator with 380K on YouTube | Tech & Marketing Strategist | WP Contributor | Speaker at Josh Talks & WordCamps

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Pritam Sonone’s Journalist Portfolio

Pritam Sonone - Blogger | YouTuber | Web Designer

Pritam Sonone - Blogger | YouTuber | Web Designer

Pritam Sonone I am a Blogger, YouTuber with over 379K subscribers, and Digital Marketer.Speaked at JoshTalks …

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Digital Pritam

Digital Pritam

Welcome to Digital Pritam ◆ Business Inquiry Email : ● contact.digitalpritam@enlyft.in Channel Started : 15 J…

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आम्ही कास्तकार

आम्ही कास्तकार

❣️Maharashtra's Fastest Growing Agricultural YouTube Channel💝 नमस्कार शेतकरी बांधवांनो आणि आपल्या चॅनेल सोबत जु…

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๐Ÿ Building Captain Cool AI (Third Umpire AI): An Agentic AI-Powered Cricket Intelligence Platform Built at Agentic Premier League Pune

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By Pritam Sonone
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Turning cricket into a real-time AI strategy engine using Agentic AI, Google Gemini, and a premium SaaS interface. Cricket in India is more than a sport. It is emotion, strategy, data, and decision-making happening ball by ball. As both a technology enthusiast and lifelong cricket fan, I have always wondered: What if an AI system could watch a live cricket match, analyze every moment, and provide strategic insights just like a virtual Third Umpire?
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Community Roundup Week Ending April 26

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By Michelle Frechette, Pritam Sonone
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I’ve been reflecting a lot lately about legacy and what we leave behind when we retire or leave this life someday. And in that reflection, I remembered the WordPress memorial page that was launched by WordPress awhile back. We remember those that have passed and pay homage to them in this way so that their contributions are not forgotten, no matter how big or small. I interviewed someone on WPCoffeeTalk a few years ago who passed away at a young age.
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