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Meet Indian-American Teen Shrey Parikh Who Won America's Biggest Spelling Competition
Scripps National Spelling Bee Winner: The California-based teenager emerged as champion after three days of competition at Washington's Constitution Hall, becoming the latest Indian-American contestant to win the renowned spelling contest.
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Shrey Parikh Wins 2026 Scripps Spelling Bee; 31 Of Last 37 Champions Are Indian-Origin
Shrey Parikh, 14, from California, wins the 2026 Scripps National Spelling Bee in a thrilling spell-off competition, continuing the remarkable dominance of Indian-American spellers who have claimed 30 of the last 36 championship titles.
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NDTV Asked Indian-Origin Spelling Bee Champion To Spell 4 Words. His Response
Faizan Zaki, the 13-year-old champion who took home over Rs 40,00,000, a medal, and a trophy after winning the National Spelling Bee championship.
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Indian-American Eighth-Grader Harini Logan Crowned 2022 Scripps National Spelling Bee Champion
Harini Logan spelled 22 out of 26 words correctly, while Raju, a 12-year-old boy from Denver, got 15 out of 19 words right during the first-of-its-kind spell-off, a format that tested the contestants on how many words they could correctly spell within 90 seconds.
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Indian-Origin Teen Wins Spelling Bee Over Record-Breaking 515 Contestants
Karthik Nemmani of McKinney, Texas, was declared champion of the 2018 Scripps National Spelling Bee on Thursday night, winning on the word "koinonia."
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CNN Host Assumed An Indian-American Spelling-Bee Champion Could Read Sanskrit
A CNN anchor became the target of rebuke for assuming that the 2017 national spelling champion, a California resident who's of South Asian descent, is "used to using" Sanskrit.
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National Spelling Bee's New Normal: $200-An-Hour Teen Spelling Coaches
In the world of competitive spellers, Sylvie Lamontagne is known as a juggernaut. She placed fourth in last year's Scripps National Spelling Bee, and ninth in 2015. Last summer, she traveled to California and won the Spelling Bee of China's North America Spelling Champion Challenge, a contest for kids in the United States and China.
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Meet Indian-American Teen Shrey Parikh Who Won America's Biggest Spelling Competition
Scripps National Spelling Bee Winner: The California-based teenager emerged as champion after three days of competition at Washington's Constitution Hall, becoming the latest Indian-American contestant to win the renowned spelling contest.
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Shrey Parikh Wins 2026 Scripps Spelling Bee; 31 Of Last 37 Champions Are Indian-Origin
Shrey Parikh, 14, from California, wins the 2026 Scripps National Spelling Bee in a thrilling spell-off competition, continuing the remarkable dominance of Indian-American spellers who have claimed 30 of the last 36 championship titles.
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NDTV Asked Indian-Origin Spelling Bee Champion To Spell 4 Words. His Response
Faizan Zaki, the 13-year-old champion who took home over Rs 40,00,000, a medal, and a trophy after winning the National Spelling Bee championship.
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Indian-American Eighth-Grader Harini Logan Crowned 2022 Scripps National Spelling Bee Champion
Harini Logan spelled 22 out of 26 words correctly, while Raju, a 12-year-old boy from Denver, got 15 out of 19 words right during the first-of-its-kind spell-off, a format that tested the contestants on how many words they could correctly spell within 90 seconds.
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Indian-Origin Teen Wins Spelling Bee Over Record-Breaking 515 Contestants
Karthik Nemmani of McKinney, Texas, was declared champion of the 2018 Scripps National Spelling Bee on Thursday night, winning on the word "koinonia."
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CNN Host Assumed An Indian-American Spelling-Bee Champion Could Read Sanskrit
A CNN anchor became the target of rebuke for assuming that the 2017 national spelling champion, a California resident who's of South Asian descent, is "used to using" Sanskrit.
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National Spelling Bee's New Normal: $200-An-Hour Teen Spelling Coaches
In the world of competitive spellers, Sylvie Lamontagne is known as a juggernaut. She placed fourth in last year's Scripps National Spelling Bee, and ninth in 2015. Last summer, she traveled to California and won the Spelling Bee of China's North America Spelling Champion Challenge, a contest for kids in the United States and China.
