Ankit Bajaj

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[Ankit Bajaj @ankit_bajaj]

@KantInEastt Can Indian government please revoke their passports / put them on no-fly list!!

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[Ankit Bajaj @ankit_bajaj]

@mohitlaws @grok - what’s the controversy. Can you provide a factual analysis and summary?

[Ankit Bajaj @ankit_bajaj]

@ECISVEEP @PIB_India @airnewsalerts @DDNewslive @IPL @RCBTweets @PunjabKingsIPL Any words for PBKS and Delhi?? Both seem to be shying away even after 18 years…

[Ankit Bajaj @ankit_bajaj]

@RichKettle07 @grok - some context pleas

[Ankit Bajaj @ankit_bajaj]

@chess_feed Wondering why instead of Be4+, won’t the below sequence work
1. g2+ Rxg2
2. Qxg2#

Seems a bit wasteful to sac B and R.

I must be missing a move and wanted to check.

[Ankit Bajaj @ankit_bajaj]

@minchoi These look rather similar to like the things from iRobot

[Ankit Bajaj @ankit_bajaj]

@GMIgorSmirnov When in doubt about a chess puzzle, sacrifice the Q
1. Qxg7 Kxh7 (forced)
2. Nf5+ (a nasty double check) Kg8 (forced)
2. Nh6#

[Ankit Bajaj @ankit_bajaj]

@Chess_FT Qc6 should do the trick

1. Qc6
A. … Bxd7 2. Qxb7#
B. … cxd6 2. Qxc8#
C. … bxc6 2. Rb8#
D. … axb6 2. Qa4#
E. … a6 2. Rxa6#
F. … a5 2. Ra6#

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[Ankit Bajaj @ankit_bajaj]

@HaussernotC 1. Qe5 Kd7 / Kf7
2. e8=Q#

[Ankit Bajaj @ankit_bajaj]

@HaussernotC 1. Rc4+ Rxc4
2. Nb5#

[Ankit Bajaj @ankit_bajaj]

@ImShahinyan 1. a4+ Kb6
2. Rb8 traps the Q

Black has to move to Q (zugzwang) and will probably lose after that.

[Ankit Bajaj @ankit_bajaj]

@ChessifyMe 1. Kd5 seems to work. Black doesn’t seem to have any reply
A. Any B move 2. Qc6#
B. Kb7 2. Qc6#
C. Qxc8 2. Qxc8#
D. a6 or a5 2. Qa6#

[Ankit Bajaj @ankit_bajaj]

@ImShahinyan 1. Qc5 unleashes a nice little zugzwang. Black doesn’t not have a good response
A. … Ka7 2. Rxa5#
B. … bxc6+ 2. Rxa5#
C. … b5+ 2. Rxa5#

[Ankit Bajaj @ankit_bajaj]

@HaussernotC 1. Qc6 seems to be a strong move. Works across all of black’s responses.
A. … Bxd7 2. Qxb8#
B. … cxb6 2. Qxc8#
C. … bxc6 2. Rb8#
D. … axb6 2. Qa4#
E. … a6. 2. Rxa6#

[Ankit Bajaj @ankit_bajaj]

@Chess_FT 1. Ra6 seems promising! Black has 2 options:
A. … bxc6 2. b7#
B. … Bc7 / Bd6 /… 2. Rxa7#

[Ankit Bajaj @ankit_bajaj]

@HaussernotC 1. Nxf5
A. Kxf5 2. Bd2#
B. exf4 2. Bh7#

Pretty easy zugzwang puzzle.

[Ankit Bajaj @ankit_bajaj]

@HaussernotC 1. … Bb6
2. g7 (forced) Be3#

Things got a little easier when I realized the Black K was trapped and one had to block / move the rook to allow g7.

[Ankit Bajaj @ankit_bajaj]

@ImShahinyan Ra1 seems to work