hi Sivaprakash,

You can use redux with Angular no problem there. However, a redux store is 
an in-memory store that goes empty on reload/refresh of your page.
There is also ngRx store, which has a lot of the same patterns that redux 
is introducing. 
However, this has a reasonable high buy-in/learning curve (that goes for 
basically all redux based solutions)
You might want to take a look at the pattern called `observable store` 
(iirc Dan Whalin` has a blog post on that). That's a load easier to 
implement/learn.

Regards
Sander

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