@Pras_fpl@WeAreTheOverlap In spirit, this is very similar to the 'Armegeddon' concept in chess when the game ends in a draw in regular time and we need a result. I love this.
@FarziCricketer We are lucky we got a broadcaster at the last moment in India. We could have almost gone without one. I think it's fair that those who can afford it pay for the FIFA subscription as goodwill, otherwise next time we won't get any.
@srijan_mahajan What you are saying is true. But we often forget that marketing folks (including founders) have to not only sell the idea to customers, but also internally to other stakeholders (sales teams/board members/etc). This is why these launch events still happen.
@srijan_mahajan@heyprat ..contd
3. A tree with faces on it
4. A secret garden inside a tomb (opens only on certain days)
5. A rolling hill where eagles swoop down to catch bread crumbs thrown at them
6. A cycle path that cuts through the park for locals.
7. A bamboo forest with weird shapes.
@srijan_mahajan@heyprat There are a bunch of other places/things within Lodhi Garden that is worth a mention. For eg:
1. A beautiful pink Bougainville creeper that has taken over a whole tree and blooms like nothing else in spring ❤️. Quite a spectacle!
2. A butterfly park with a beautiful lotus pond.
@anishgiri I want a Youtube channel where GMs talk about everything else except chess. I could watch that all day. @FabianoCaruana for awkward yet lovable nerd energy, Anish for the hot takes, @LevAronian for culture,@HansMokeNiemann for being Hans, @LorenzoLodici because 🤌. I can go on.
@absurdistoic Wei Yi is going to win the Candidates & the World Championship. In the next cycle another Indian will win it back from him. Save this tweet.
@durarbayli Only when more people start watching live chess games one way or the other will it help professionals. All free playing platforms actually help expand the viewing audience and thus benefit the ecosystem. A convoluted sense of causality will not help your business or your career.
@anishgiri@chessmonitor One of the best chess commentary I have ever heard was when @anishgiri and Peter Leko covered some games of the World Championship between Ding & Gukesh together.
For me Anish is top top tier!