One of the most underrated benefits of a daily writing habit is that it helps me speak clearly. I've found the people who sound sharp in speeches and on podcasts have a secret. They’re not “riffing off the cuff” — they simply answer questions by repeating ideas they’ve written about hundreds of times. And since they’ve written about them, they’ve taken the time to think through them (which is why they sound clear).
A veteran cricketer and coach who came so close thrice in the last 25 years finally got his hands on a trophy. Two iconic cricketers whose supporters often clash proved that they cared for the India flag more than anything else. A player who was booed by his home crowd for displacing an icon finally had redemption.
A fielder nervelessly pulled off a boundary catch that justified all the years of practice
The greatest bowler of our time did it when it mattered most. And his one year old son was there to watch him!
The end of an amazing story, perhaps the start of another.
Emphatic message from voters:
1. Better candidates (no more winning on @narendramodi ji name)
2. Practice what you preach (no more inducting corrupt leaders, grow slowly)
3. Counter fake narratives strongly (removing reservation, removing Yogi ji)
4. Some freebies are good
Anil Masih, the Presiding Officer for the Chandigarh Mayor Election, now puts marks on Supreme Court’s judgment, making it invalid
https://t.co/IvCzxWUW0A
Received on #WhatsApp but worth sharing
Ollie Pope scores 196 to help England recover from a 190 run deficit and win the first Test against India in Hyderabad.
Jannik Sinner makes a stunning recovery from two sets down in the Australian Open finals to beat Daniil Medvedev 3-6, 3-6, 6-4, 6-4, 6-3.
Moral of the story: whether you're a Pope or a Sinner, everyone has a fighting chance, so give it your best!
cc:@retheeshraj10 😉