What started off just as a twitter photo journaling thing has become a 24-minute read for the Living Waters Museum as a part of the Goa Water Stories series.
Glad to share this on #WorldWaterDay2025
How can you be a fan of Barça, or Liverpool, or Marseille, or Dortmund, or Celtic, or Rayo, and say football and politics shouldn't be mixed? How else do you expect a club from a place with strong cultural identity - like Catalunya - take a stand on the genocide in Palestine?
Big change for Oscars: International movies can now be submitted if they win a major film festival, even if their home country doesn’t submit. Will prevent great films from being snubbed for political reasons and make the Intl category even more competitive.
Messi is the most famous, the most beloved, the most powerful futbol player in the history of the sport. He is one of the freest men on this earth. If there is anyone who can withstand the risk that should decline an invitation to the White House, it’s him.
For those who ain’t plugged into Argentina twitter (and the rest of the social media ecosystem)
They aren’t just dragging messi, argentines are fully cursing him to hell and rejecting any desire to win another World Cup with him as captain
I have never seen anything like it
Initially he was enthusiastic about the challenge of being the captain…But he forgot one thing - he was not leading Bombay - the best side in India. He was leading India - which is not even a top-4 side in the world.
[The true story of Sachin's first tenure of captaincy]
80s or 90s. This year or that, you’ve to admire the BCCI’s remarkable consistency in tying itself into stupid tangles of contradictions.
This musical chairs of Indian captaincy led to a quirky little situation — Sachin is both Azhar’s predecessor and successor and vice versa.