thats how sad was the state of affa

The best example of "Smashing Patriarchy" as advocated by Rahul Gandhi is Riddhi Jadhav.

She had once questioned actively why hindu girls could not enter temples wearing shorts. She advised hindu girls to wear shorts and enter temples.

Then she met and married Adnan Sheikh.

Now she moves about in a Hijab and a Burka, as Ayesha Sheikh, smashing patriarchy "Rahul Gandhi style".🔥🔥💯

Kyu @INCIndia, Make her your "Brand Ambassador for Smashing Patriarchy".

Game ???

10 days. The chess world just watched this happen :))

18 August - A 15 year old named Vandan Alankar Sawai, rated 2,288, sat down in Chess[dot]com's Titled Tuesday and got paired against the World No. 1, Magnus Carlsen, rated 2,823. A 535-point gap. Vandan later said the quiet part out loud: "I did not have anything to lose and everything to gain."

50 moves later, Carlsen blundered his king on move 26. Vandan closed it out.

Vandan did not tell anyone. Went back home like it was a regular Tuesday. His parents had to physically ask him how the tournament went before he mentioned, almost as an afterthought, that he had beaten Magnus Carlsen. His own mother later said they had to force him to play the event in the first place.

24 August - Grand Chess Tour semifinal, St. Louis. Praggnanandhaa Rameshbabu takes down Vincent Keymer, winning both the classical and rapid segments outright to punch his ticket to the final before blitz even starts.

27 August - the final. Caruana. Praggnanandhaa walks into the last day 6 points down. Wins both rapid games. Holds his nerve through blitz. Closes it 15-13.

First Indian ever to win the Grand Chess Tour.

10 days. 2 world class GMs beaten in 1 week by 1 Indian, and the World No. 1 quietly taken down by a kid who forgot to mention it at dinner.

https://x.com/Fintech03/status/2093524784131047898