Congratulations! It's a proud moment for chess, a proud moment for India, a proud moment for WACA, and for me, a very personal moment of pride. Ding played a very exciting match and showed the champion he is.
@FIDE_chess@WacaChess
It is funny to see @NMC_IND speaking about the safety of public health.
It is funny to see how DrArunaVVanikar remembers about public health safety only in cases of FMGs and MScMedicine Postgraduates.
What happened to Public health safety
1. When there were colleges whose recognition was cancelled for want of minimum requirements and MBBS students graduated from such colleges
2. When the minimum percentage of marks required to pass in university examination is reduced from 50 to 40
3. When the qualifying marks in NEETPG2023 is reduced to ZeroPercentile
4. When NMC instantaneously withdrawn the gazette on Generic medicines prescription
5. When almost all the medical colleges in the Nation are having severe faculty deficiencies and especially in Pre and Para clinical departments
6. When insufficiently trained IMGs are being graduated in the country
7. When undeserving IMGs are allowed to pursue Post graduation and allowed to practice medicine
8. When the duty doctors were performing duties for a continuous period of more than 24 hours.
9. When there is no such regulation in certain states (such as Maharashtra) for nursing staff in Nursing homes to be registered with Nursing council
10. When BAMS/ BHMS graduates are being employed as duty doctors and also in ICUs in many of the pvt hospitals across the country
11. When there were scams such as in NEETUG2024
And many more
Praggnanandhaa eliminated Hikaru Nakamura (world #3). Now he eliminates Fabiano Caruana (world #2).
Only one question remains... Can he eliminate Magnus Carlsen (world #1)?
Was probably one win away from Candidates ๐
Proud of playing some good games and reaching QF of World Cup, again, but disappointed to come so close and get knocked out. (Photo credit: official website)
We have a winner!
Praggnanandhaa is the sole winner of the tournament after beating his countryman, Gukesh in the last round. @rpragchess finishes with an impressive 7.5 out of 9 and is the youngest sole winner in the history of the tournament! #Chess#ReykjavikOpen#Ropen22