Arjun Singh Tyagi

Business graduate having passion for Sports and lifestyle. Working on PR & communications, aspiring to make brands more identifiable to the world!

[Arjun Singh Tyagi @Arjuntyagi26]

The left shoulder anchor tattoo on @imVkohli isn’t just ink.

He wasn’t just wearing an anchor, he was the anchor for Team India. ⚓🇮🇳

Watching the batting order crumble on the highlights today reminds you what that presence meant.

Missing that stability & intensity.

[Arjun Singh Tyagi @Arjuntyagi26]

@RoshanKrRaii Happy Independence to India! - This is what we as citizens get to see in terms of India progressing

[Roshan Rai @RoshanKrRaii]

#JusticeForMoumita

[Roflindian @Roflindian]

United World Wrestling (UWW) President Nenad Lalovic’s blatant double standards need to be exposed.

In the World Wrestling Championships in Paris in 2017, American wrestler Kyle Snyder, contesting in the 97 kg weight class, was disqualified in the finals for being overweight. The Unites States appealed against his disqualification and the same Nenad Lalovic, yes, the same Nenad Lalovic, personally reviewed Snyder's case and decided to reinstate him, allowing him to compete in the tournament. Snyder then went on to win the Gold, beating Russia’s Abdulrashid Sadulaev in the finals.

So Nenad Lalovic was lying through his teeth when said rules are rules and that even though Vinesh Phogat was overweight by a small margin, nothing could be done. Here’s the whole story.

Kyle Snyder, competing in the 97kg weight class, weighed in at 97.6kg, exceeding the allowed weight limit by 0.6kg (600 grams).

The United World Wrestling (UWW) officials disqualified Snyder due to the weight violation, citing rules that dictate a wrestler cannot compete if they exceed the weight limit.

The United States wrestling team vehemently appealed against the decision, arguing that Snyder's weight excess was minimal and that he had been consistently maintaining weight throughout the competition.

The UWW, headed by Nenad Lalovic, reviewed the case and considered factors like Snyder's previous weight compliance, the small margin of excess weight, and the potential impact on the competition.

After reviewing the case, Lalovic personally reinstated Snyder, allowing him to compete in the tournament.

My question is - how can the UWW follow different standards for different players? Isn’t this bias and authoritarianism? And why didn’t the Indian Government raise Kyle Snyder’s example to fight Vinesh Phogat’s disqualification?

Or did the Indian contingent simply didn’t want to fight for Vinesh Phogat?

[Arjun Singh Tyagi @Arjuntyagi26]

@narendramodi You don’t get to say anything to her Mr Prime Minister!

[Arjun Singh Tyagi @Arjuntyagi26]

We will keep your 100 gram and they can keep the medal #VineshPhogat, your legacy is way above sports for us.

[Sayantan Ghosh @sayantansunnyg]

Unlike those who will walk away with medals, #VineshPhogat had to wrestle with thousands to get here; not just other wrestlers but harassment, accusations, state oppression and lies. She's our greatest living sportsperson—they can keep their 400 gms medal, we'll keep her 100 gms.

[Dhruv Rathee @dhruv_rathee]

Never forget how the shameless Godi Media and BJP IT Cell tried to defame her

✊🇮🇳

[Sagarika Ghose @sagarikaghose]

Tale of two pictures. These should haunt the Modi government as it goes to sleep tonight even as the rest of the country celebrates this wonderful courageous athlete. #VineshPhogat @Phogat_Vinesh

[Arjun Singh Tyagi @Arjuntyagi26]

@sardesairajdeep You asshole! 😂😂😂
Fuck off, you don’t deserve to congratulate her!

[Pramiti Sapru @filmypanda2618]

Really @airindia is it normal for tiny water droplets to keep falling inside the cabin? Been flying since forever and have never experienced this! Beyond ridiculous

[Pramiti Sapru @filmypanda2618]

Flying back home from Dubai to Delhi #AirIndia flight and I'm sitting in an aisle seat. Ever since I've boarded the plane, tiny water droplets have been falling all over me since the "AC" has just begun. This is ridiculous 😭😡😡😡

[Arjun Singh Tyagi @Arjuntyagi26]

Time to switch off the Tv!
#INDvsPAK

[Saharsh @whysaharsh]

the woman who slapped kangana ranaut

[Pankaj Tyagi @PankajTyagi30]

@UttarakhandTOI
Sri Somlal 73, Carpenter & father of two disabled and mentally deranged, terminally sick children, 44 & 32, being hounded by relatives. Access to part of house denied. Patel Nagar PS yet to take any cognisance. Please contact and help Somlal: 99277 84596

[Pramiti Sapru @filmypanda2618]

Boomsie aka boomer adopted us close to 5 years ago 🤍🌝

[Pankaj Tyagi @PankajTyagi30]

@AshwiniVaishnaw
@devusinh @DoPTGoI @IndiaPostOffice
Honourable Minister
Forwarded original academic documents, article EV896268328 to Delhi on 1/4/24 by Speed Post. Stuck at NSH, Delhi. Complain 2003675045 on 6/4/24. Pleaded before GPO, DDun. Career at stake. Please help.

[Arjun Singh Tyagi @Arjuntyagi26]

Day 9. 3:30pm. My addressee received a few Speed post articles today. My article not delivered as yet. I may have to soon knock at the highest office in Bharat.

Where is @IndiaPostOffice?

[Arjun Singh Tyagi @Arjuntyagi26]

Honorable Ministers @AshwiniVaishnaw, @devusinh the inefficiencies at the @IndiaPostOffice is jeopardising my career. This is a very important document and a matter of career at stake. Complaint raised since 1st April has not resulted in actions. Request for your intervention!

[Arjun Singh Tyagi @Arjuntyagi26]

@IndiaPostOffice Do you have any update on where my speed post article is?

It’s a career document and the inefficiency can hamper my future and also my current role.

[Arjun Singh Tyagi @Arjuntyagi26]

Academic documents sent ‘manually’ via Speed Post on 1/4/24 from PO Rajpur, Dehradun are missing. Despite complaints, no resolution. PO cites strike at NSH Delhi. @IndiaPostOffice, @GoI_MeitY, @rsprasad, please intervene. Essential for my career. #IndiaPost #MissingDocuments