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India 🇮🇳 GM Praggnanandhaa Rameshbabu is the #new #eader atNorway Chess 2024 after beating world number-one GMMagnus Carlsen for the first time in classical chess inWednesday's third round.🎉🎊 #chess #india #proud #proudmoment #leader#PraggnanandhaaRameshbabu #marketupdates#Minkedin #linkedinpost

India rises as a chess power with both golds in World Chess Olympiad, the depth & width of talent. And, the geopolitics of sport: https://lnkd.in/gGPNDe3j

India's chess stars are shining brighter than ever! Witnessing two of our #grandmasters among the world's elite is a moment of immense pride and excitement for all Indians. #sportsnscoop #chess #chessgame #gukesh #arjun #chessboard #chessmoves #chessranking #worldchesschampionship #worldchess #chessworld #sports #sportsnews #sportsupdate

[#MiniCaseStudy- You be the judge?] Amul Marketing = #AlwaysTrending. 🤔 WHY? These 9 quirky things about the Amul mascot girl and the things she did for the brand Amul India. 🎯 The AMUL LITTLE GIRL IS 58 YEARS OLD😱 #Born in March, 1966 (...almost my mum's age!)- artists: Sylvester daCunha and Eustace Fernandes. 🎯 Did you know Amul has the #WorldRecord for the longest ad campaign?🏆 🫢 The Amul Gurl was launched in 1967 and I remember the World Record news was around '07 (I was in 6th when this news began spreading...) 🎯 Amul girl spoke about #everything from emergency to scams, movies, and even Kaun Banega Crorepati. This is called #MomentMarketing (Google Logo changes on important days/events? The same thing...but WAY before Google and its mothers tried!) 😍🧈🔊 🎯 Amul has a separate line of products with different color palettes and marketing assets for #DifferentAgeGroups (and even for demographics like Health-Conscious people!) 🌐 🤓 🎯 During #COVID19, Amul kinda served the sweet old ads of the '80s to most of us sitting at home, glued to big and small screens + Recipe Video Series (Crazy User-Generated-Content!). 📽️🎦 🎯 #AmulOriginStory has REVOLUTION written all over it: started as an awareness program for #farmers that eventually engaged in protests (as per #SardarVallabhaiPatel's guidances) against the monopolising brand Polson Dairy. 🧨🎇 🎯 Amul (GCMMF) was finally #registered in December, 1946. 📌 🎯 What was Amul's name before it was Amul? The Kaira District Cooperative Milk Producers Union Ltd. 📜 🎯 The #MilkmanOfIndia- Dr.Verghese Kurien managed Amul from the 1950s. 👨🏻⚕️🥛 (these emojis are getting outta my hand 🥹... ...ChatGPT would've made better ones had I asked) Can you add the #10thOne? Maybe one of their such ads ick-ed you or blew your mind? Temme please! Here's a bonus 😲: Amul products are bought by retailers and businesses. So, B2B + D2C. THE main reason why they rockkk is their Fun #Mascot ...with a super witty side so she has a say in everything that's happening around!!! 🎯 Memorability 🎯 Relatability 🎯 Intrigue 🎯 Uniqueness 🎯 Authenticity 🎯 Bare, Raw, and Pure Marketing Genius! I got inspired after Shilpa Wadhwa Hora's post 🫡 on Amul last day...that I had to repost it and go into this rabbit hole too. ++Congrats on the new record, #India 🥰!

India are the champions of the FIDE Chess Olympiad! Here’s a story of how an India-first mentality of players led us to this remarkable achievement. To give you some context, the chess Olympiad team consists of five players, and the respective associations must negotiate with these players to represent their country. Over the years, we’ve seen many players opting out of the Olympiad. For instance, Hikaru Nakamura recently chose not to be part of the USA team (had he played, it might have been a tough battle for India). India has always been able to assemble its strongest team for the competition and this year was no exception and this was a pivotal part in the success. Another example is Ding Liren, the current world champion, who decided to sit out against Gukesh during the India vs. China match to avoid revealing any strategies for his upcoming World Championship match. Gukesh, being the challenger of the world championship match, could have done the same, but he risked some of his personal glory in choosing to play the olympiad match. In the end, what truly matters is that we are the champions, and this is something every one of us can be proud of. #chess #olympiad #gukesh #chessolympiad2024 ChessBase India Chess.com Xplore by XLRI Kaushik Ghosh Sukanya Chatterjee

💡Put your opponent in a position where every action they take is shooting themselves in the foot. 📚 Modern Art of War 👤Yaser Rashidi ;Author & Chess Enthusiast 🔖Check bio link for more info 🌐 ModernArtofWar.com #chess #gametheory #competition #businessStrategy #modernartofwar #yaserrashidi

Celebrating #internationalchessday and the Indian roots of chess. As we look forward to the Chess Olympiad and celebrate 100 years of FIDE - World Chess Federation today, we recognize the deep strategic insights #chess brings to our approach in #sportslaw. #lawfirm #lawyers #sportsmanagement #sportslawyer #india #chessplayer #olympics #parisolympics2024

As we honour this ancient game, let's encourage more individuals to engage in chess to develop these crucial skills. Whether you're a novice or a seasoned player, chess offers endless opportunities for intellectual growth and strategic mastery. #PowerToPeople #MakarandNarwekar #Internationalchessday #chess #chessday #mumbai #maharashtra

"A royal checkmate for India! As the chess world celebrates India's historic gold medal win at the 45th FIDE Chess Olympiad, I couldn't help but draw parallels with the captivating Netflix series, The Queen's Gambit. Just like Beth Harmon's journey from orphanage to chess prodigy, India's rise to chess supremacy is a testament to dedication, strategy, and passion. Key takeaways from India's triumph: - Teamwork: Like Beth's alliances with fellow chess enthusiasts, India's team dynamic propelled them to victory. - Innovation: Adopting unconventional openings, like the Queen's Gambit, India outmaneuvered opponents. This victory inspires us to: - Foster collaboration and teamwork - Embrace creative problem-solving - Cultivate mental toughness Congratulations, Team India! #ChessOlympiad #QueensGambit #TeamIndia #Strategy #Innovation #Perseverance #Collaboration

If I ask you to name the current India number 1 in chess who is also world number 4 who would you say that person is? Chances are you’re going to say Vishwanathan Anand or, if you’ve followed the news, you’d say that Tamilian kid who beat Magnus…Praggnanandha or at max, you’d say Gukesh the world champion challenger! These would be excellent guesses but unfortunately, you’d be wrong. The current India no. 1 and World no. 4 is GM Arjun Erigaisi. Arjun is not a household name like the ones I mentioned above, but he will soon be just that. Read on to know why. Arjun is 20 years old and hails from Warangal a town 2 hours drive from the Telangana capital city of Hyderabad. He does not come from a state which supports chess like its neighbour Tamil Nadu yet is in this position through his sheer will and the support of his family, coaches and team. Having obtained the title of a GM at the age of 14 thereafter Arjun immediately turned pro. After multiple years of struggle, Arjun reached a current rating of 2778 which is the second-highest rating ever achieved in chess after Anand. The reason I mentioned that Arjun is going to be a household name very soon is because of what he's achieved in the last 6 years, especially in the last 6 months. To explain what he's done in the last 6 months I'll need to give a brief background of how chess functions at the top. At the top of this sport are players like Magnus, Hikaru, Caruana, Anand, Pragg, Gukesh, Noderbek, Vidit and more. Now there are 2 types of tournaments in chess 1. Open 2. Invitational. Open tournaments are where anyone can participate as long as they fit the criteria as decided by the organisers. Now in the invitationals only invited players can participate. The top players only play when they are invited. This is because invitations come with conditions such as a good appearance fee and a very high prize money. The open tournaments are not able to provide this and thus top players avoid playing them. There is another risk in an open tournament for top players and that is they can lose their rating very rapidly. The rating of a chess player is calculated based on many factors such as win/loss/draw, black/white, opponent rating and so on. Now in an open tournament since anybody is welcome to participate the top players end up getting paired with lower-rated players. Even a draw against a lower-rated player means a major loss in rating points for the top players and a loss means a major downfall in rating. A win on the other hand doesn't give much gains for the top player. On the other hand, the lower-rated player with a draw gains a lot of rating from the top players. Thus an open event has a lot of downside and very little upside for the top players. This is the reason they avoid the open tournaments and wait for invitations. Since India is on a chess boom and there are many top players from India there are only so many Indians who are going to get invited and Arjun missed out.