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Checkered Hearts

Summery: Y/n, a young journalist chasing her dream in the world of sports, never imagined her path would lead her to F1—or to Carlos Sainz Jr., a driver whose charm and sarcasm quickly blur the lines between professional rivalry and something more. As they clash, argue, and share unexpected moments, Y/n's life is turned upside down, forcing her to make choices she never saw coming. But in a world of speed, fame, and pressure, can she hold on to everything she’s worked for, or will she find herself racing toward something—someone—she never planned for?

Genre: Fluff/ Enemies to lovers/ Slow burn

Pairing: Carlos Sainz jr. x Indian reader

Warnings: looonnng Chapters, long series, slow burn, eventual smut.

Chapter2| Chapter 3| Chapter 4| Chapter 5|

Chapter 1

Y/n clutched her coat tightly as the crisp London wind nipped at her skin. The streets buzzed with their usual city chaos, and the heavy weight of her tote bag dug into her shoulder. Her phone buzzed in her pocket for what felt like the tenth time in the past five minutes. She knew it was her date, probably wondering where she was, but she was already running late—answering wouldn’t change much.

Life had been a whirlwind for her ever since she decided to pursue her dream. Three years ago, she’d taken a leap of faith, leaving the comfort of her corporate job in Mumbai to study journalism at London University. It wasn’t easy—there were moments she questioned herself, moments when she missed her family and the familiarity of Landour, her. But every time she stepped into a newsroom or picked up her notepad at a press conference, she felt alive.

She had chosen sports journalism because it connected two of her great loves—writing and the adrenaline of competition. Cricket, though, was her true passion. The thought of standing on the sidelines at Lord's, reporting on a thrilling match, sent a shiver of excitement through her. Her internship at the major news channel, GC network, was on the verge of turning permanent, and she was anxiously waiting to find out which sport she’d be covering. She prayed it would be cricket. But tonight, she was forcing herself to take a break from work and go on a date—a rare attempt to balance her personal life.

Her boots clicked loudly against the pavement as she hurried toward the subway station. She glanced at her watch. "Damn it, I’m late," she muttered under her breath. As if being late wasn’t bad enough, her caffeine-deprived mind screamed for a pick-me-up. The small coffee shop on the corner seemed to beckon her, and she dashed inside, the smell of freshly brewed coffee calming her nerves for a moment.

“ Iced Americano, with 4 shots of espresso, please,” she said, tapping her card to pay and impatiently drumming her fingers on the counter. As soon as the cup landed in her hand, she turned on her heel, ready to run for the subway. But in her rush, she crashed into a solid figure, sending the icy contents of her cup splashing all over her cream sweater.

“Are you kidding me?!” Y/n exclaimed, the words bursting out before she could stop herself. She stared down at the growing brown stain, horrified.

“Oh, crap, I’m so sorry!” a man’s voice said. She looked up to see a tall guy with messy dark hair and a sheepish expression. His hands were raised defensively, though his eyes betrayed a mix of guilt and exasperation.

“Sorry?” she repeated, her voice sharp. “You should be sorry! Look at this! My sweater is ruined!”

“Hey, I said I’m sorry,” he replied, his tone edging toward impatience. “It was an accident. You don’t have to bite my head off.”

“An accident?” she shot back, grabbing a tissue from her bag and dabbing futilely at the stain. “You weren’t even looking where you were going! Who just stands in the middle of the doorway like a human roadblock?”

“Excuse me? You’re the one who came barreling out of nowhere like a bat out of hell,” he retorted, crossing his arms. “Maybe try looking where you’re going next time.”

“Unbelievable,” Y/n muttered, glaring at him. Her cheeks flushed, partly from anger and partly from embarrassment. “I don’t have time for this. Some of us actually have places to be.”

“Oh, I’m sorry for delaying Her Majesty’s royal sprint through London,” he said with mock formality, his brow arched. “Maybe if you weren’t in such a hurry, this wouldn’t have happened.”

“Maybe if you had the common sense to step aside and not block the entire exit, this wouldn’t have happened!” she snapped.

The man let out an incredulous laugh, shaking his head. “You know what? Forget it. Clearly, you’re the type who loves making everything someone else’s fault.”

“Fine by me,” Y/n said, throwing the soggy tissue back into her bag with a dramatic flair. “Enjoy standing in doorways and ruining people’s evenings. Sounds like your thing.”

“Will do,” he shot back. “Enjoy running people over and acting like a victim. Sounds like your thing.”

She huffed loudly, brushing past him and storming out the door, her boots stomping against the pavement.

Her sweater was ruined. Her mood was obliterated. And now, on top of being late, she had just had a public spat with a stranger in a coffee shop. What an utterly spectacular evening.

As she stomped toward the subway, her mind raced. Her sweater was ruined, her hair was a mess from all the running, and her mood was officially in shambles. How was she supposed to show up to her date like this? Maybe this was the universe’s way of telling her to stay focused on her career and forget about romance for now.

By the time she reached the subway station, she took a deep breath and let herself laugh, albeit bitterly, at the absurdity of it all. Life wasn’t perfect, and neither was she, but she’d learned to embrace the chaos. For now, though, she’d have to improvise. Maybe her date wouldn’t mind a coffee-stained sweater—or maybe this was a story she’d laugh about later. After all, if nothing else, it made for great material for the budding journalist in her.

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The newsroom buzzed with energy as Y/n sat at her desk, anxiously refreshing her inbox. Today was the day. Her boss had promised to assign her sport this morning, and while she tried to act composed, her bouncing knee betrayed her nerves. Cricket. She whispered the word in her head like a prayer. Cricket was her world, her comfort zone, her dream. She had grown up watching matches in Landour, huddled around an old television with her family. Reporting on cricket felt like the natural progression of her passion.

The email notification popped up, and her heart leaped into her throat. She clicked it open, scanning the words hurriedly until her eyes locked on the name of her assignment: Formula 1.

Her mind went blank for a second before a flurry of thoughts stormed in. F1? Not cricket? I don’t know anything about F1! Who even are the players—drivers—whatever they're called?

Without hesitation, she stood up and walked straight to her boss’s office. As soon as she entered, she said, “I don’t know anything about Formula 1. How can you assign me that?” Her voice trembled with hesitation. She had only brushed past the world of motorsport once when she assisted a senior journalist at an F2 event. Even then, she’d barely understood the mechanics of the cars or why the crowd had cheered so wildly when the drivers zoomed past the finish line.

“I know it’s not what you expected, Y/n,” her editor said, his tone both firm and encouraging. “But I’ve seen your work. You’re adaptable. You’ve got this.”

As much as Y/n wanted to argue, she couldn’t. She knew what an opportunity this was, even if it wasn’t the one she wanted. Instead, she left the office and returned to her desk. The weight of her insecurities pressed down on her chest. She remembered fumbling with the jargon and feeling like an outsider during that F2 race. F1 is way bigger than F2. How will I manage?

Just then, her phone buzzed with a message from her mom back home. “Beta, don’t worry. Whatever it is, you’ll do great.” It was as if her mother had sensed her turmoil from halfway across the world. Y/n sighed. She had spent the past three years proving to herself that she could thrive in uncomfortable situations. She knew how to be a professional. F1 might be unfamiliar, but she could learn.

Over the next month, she dove into the world of F1 headfirst. She read books, watched documentaries, and spent countless hours analyzing races. By the time her first race weekend arrived, she felt prepared—nervous, yes, but prepared.

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Y/n stood nervously at the media spot in the F1 paddock, her fingers tapping the edge of her notebook. It had been a whirlwind month since her assignment to Formula 1—an unexpected turn in her career. Cricket had been her heart’s desire, but instead, she was here, thrown into the fast-paced, high-octane world of motorsport.

She had spent the past weeks immersing herself in F1, learning its intricacies, history, and the names of the drivers. But no amount of research could quell the nagging insecurity in the back of her mind. What if I’m not good enough? What if everyone realizes I don’t belong here?

Her mind flickered to her one experience in the motorsport world—a brief stint assisting her senior at an F2 race. It had been exciting but overwhelming. Still, Y/n prided herself on her professionalism and adaptability. I’ll figure this out, she had told herself.

Today, though, her nerves were at an all-time high. This wasn’t just any race weekend—it was her first post-race interview. She had rehearsed her questions and studied the drivers’ profiles. But no amount of preparation could have readied her for what was about to happen.

The announcement came through her headset. “Carlos Sainz, Williams driver, approaching for his interview.”

The name barely registered. She was too focused on keeping her composure. But when Carlos walked into the room, still in his race suit, helmet tucked under his arm, and a confident air about him, her breath caught in her throat. As he set his helmet down and ran a hand through his sweat-dampened hair, Y/n’s jaw nearly dropped.

It was him.

The man who had ruined her coffee, her sweater, and her date night just weeks ago. The man who had argued with her in the middle of a café like he had all the time in the world.

Her heart pounded as the realization sank in. The man who ruined my date night is none other than Carlos Sainz? My first-ever F1 interview?

She felt her cheeks heat up, but she forced herself to maintain her professional demeanor. This was not the time to dwell on personal grudges. Yet, her mind raced. How did I miss seeing his picture?

Carlos stopped in his tracks when he saw her, his eyes widening in recognition. For a brief moment, he looked as surprised as she felt. But then, to her utter annoyance, a smirk curled at the corner of his lips.

“Good evening,” he said smoothly, his voice carrying that unmistakable charm she now associated with his smug face. He stood opposite her, leaning back with an air of ease. If he was shaken by their past encounter, he certainly didn’t show it.

Y/n swallowed hard, gripping her notepad tightly. “Good evening, Carlos,” she said, her voice steady despite the storm brewing inside her. “Let’s start with your performance today.”

The interview began, and Carlos answered her questions with practiced eloquence. “The car felt great today,” he said. “The team did an amazing job, and I think we’re finding a strong rhythm going into the next few races.”

Y/n nodded, scribbling notes as she asked her follow-up. “You mentioned struggling with tire degradation in the last race. Did you face similar challenges today?”

Carlos smiled, a hint of mischief in his eyes. “Ah, you’ve done your homework. No, today the balance felt much better. We’ve been working hard on setup adjustments, and it’s starting to pay off.”

Her professionalism didn’t waver, even as she caught the teasing undertone in his voice. “And how do you see yourself faring against your teammate this season?” she pressed.

He chuckled. “Competitive as always. But, at the end of the day, we’re pushing each other to improve. That’s what matters.”

As the interview wrapped up, Carlos extended his hand. “You’re good at this,” he said, his voice lower, almost conspiratorial. “A lot better than dodging coffee cups.”

Y/n stared at him, momentarily speechless. Was he teasing her? Trying to make amends? She couldn’t tell. But she wasn’t about to let him have the last word.

“Thanks,” she replied coolly, shaking his hand firmly. “And you’re a lot better at driving than you are at apologizing.”

His smirk widened, but he didn’t say another word. He just turned and walked away.

As Y/n watched him leave, she couldn’t help but laugh under her breath. Her first F1 interview had turned out to be more eventful than she’d imagined. But one thing was clear—she wasn’t going to let Carlos Sainz, or anyone else, rattle her. If Formula 1 was her new world, she was going to own it.

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After her first interview with Carlos, Y/n had gone straight to her girl gang to vent. Her friends were in stitches over the story.

“Y/n, you have to see this as a rom-com plot,” Angelina, one of Y/n’s closest friends, declared over their weekly video call. Her voice crackled slightly, but the mischief in her tone came through loud and clear. “The coffee spill, the random stranger turning out to be a famous F1 driver, and now you have to work with him? This is straight out of a Netflix movie!”

“More like a horror movie,” Y/n muttered, rolling her eyes. She adjusted her position on the couch, the late London evening adding to her exasperation. “You guys don’t understand. He’s insufferable. He’s fake, cocky, and that stupid smirk? I want to wipe it off his face every time I see it.”

“So you see his face a lot?” teased Meera, her other friend, snickering from the other side of the call.

Y/n shot a glare at the screen. “He’s literally a driver. I have to see his face. It’s part of my job.”

“Oh, please,” Angelina chimed in. “"Enemies to lovers" is the best trope, Y/n. And think about it: all the tension, the bickering, the undeniable chemistry—”

“Stop right there,” Y/n interrupted, holding up her hand dramatically. “There is no chemistry. None. Zero. Negative, even. And FYI, he’s dating someone. Not that it matters because even if he wasn’t, I’d rather stab myself with a blunt pencil than entertain the idea of Carlos Sainz.”

Her friends erupted into laughter, while Y/n groaned, covering her face with a pillow.

“Fine, fine,” Meera said, finally calming down. “But you have to admit, it’s a little hilarious. He ruined your date night, and now you’re stuck interviewing him every other weekend. Poetic justice, no?”

“Justice? More like torture,” Y/n mumbled.

Angelina leaned closer to the camera, her grin mischievous. “Torture or fate? Come on, Y/n, this is the universe setting you up for some character development. Or at least some good gossip for us.”

Y/n groaned again, her voice muffled by the pillow. “Why are my friends like this? Can’t you guys just agree with me for once?”

“We agree,” Meera said with mock sincerity, trying to stifle her giggles. “Carlos Sainz is an arrogant jerk who totally ruined your life. Happy?”

“Very,” Y/n deadpanned, peeking out from behind the pillow.

“Good,” Meera continued. “But we also agree that we’re living for this story. So don’t forget to take notes. We want updates on every glare, every sarcastic comment, and every dramatic moment. Got it?”

“Yeah, yeah, I’ll keep a journal just for you guys,” Y/n replied sarcastically. “It’ll be titled: ‘How to Survive Working with the World’s Most Annoying Human.’”

“See? That’s the spirit!” Angelina cheered, raising an imaginary glass. “To Y/n’s survival!”

“And to Carlos not driving her completely insane,” Meera added, lifting her water bottle in a toast.

“Too late for that,” Y/n muttered, shaking her head but smiling despite herself. “You two are the worst.”

“We’re the best,” Meera corrected with a wink. “And you love us for it.”

“Debatable,” Y/n said, rolling her eyes playfully. “Now, can we please talk about something else before I throw my laptop out the window?”

“Fine, fine,” Angelina said, pretending to pout. “But only if you promise to tell us the next time Carlos smirks at you.”

“Deal,” Y/n said, smirking herself. “But only because I know how much you love living vicariously through my suffering.”

“Guilty as charged,” Meera admitted with a laugh.

The three friends dissolved into a new round of laughter, the tension in Y/n’s chest easing just a little as the conversation shifted to lighter topics.

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Over the next few months, Y/n settled into her new role with an unexpected ease. She mastered the art of asking the right questions, balancing professionalism with curiosity, and finding her way through the frenzy of the Formula 1 paddock. As she grew more comfortable in the high-pressure environment, she gained the respect of her colleagues—and even some of the drivers.

Charles, Max, Alex, and Lando became her go-to people. They were lighthearted and funny, always up for a laugh, and genuinely welcoming. It was a refreshing change from the constant pressure and intensity of her job. But Lando, with his mischievous streak, quickly became her favorite source of trouble.

One afternoon, as Y/n watched a clip from an interview she'd done with Lando, he leaned in, grinning.

“Oh, Carlos is going to love this one,” Lando teased, his voice dripping with mischief.

Y/n shot him a pointed look. “You better not show him, Lando.”

Lando chuckled, leaning back in his chair like he had just won a small victory. “You know, you’re much more fun to mess with than Carlos ever was.”

“Don’t even start,” Y/n muttered, trying to suppress the smile that tugged at her lips. Lando always knew how to get under her skin.

Although she’d warmed to the other drivers, her interactions with Carlos remained strained. Their professional relationship was just that��professional, perhaps even polite on camera. But off camera, it was a different story.

One day, after yet another post-race interview, Y/n was seething. Carlos had made yet another sarcastic remark about her "impressive knowledge of Formula 1."

"Do you ever take anything seriously?" Y/n snapped, her tone sharp.

Carlos, with that all-too-familiar smirk, didn’t skip a beat. "Only the important things," he said, his eyes glinting. "And you’re a professional, aren’t you? Isn’t that why you’re here?"

Her fingers curled into fists, her patience thinning. "You’re lucky there are cameras everywhere," she muttered, barely audible, before she stormed off.

It had become a familiar pattern—small, sharp exchanges when no one else was watching. She hated how easily he could rattle her, how his words seemed to always hit their mark.

What made matters worse was how effortlessly Carlos charmed everyone else. He was kind, engaging, and genuinely connected with the fans. She couldn’t help but notice how her friends in the paddock—Max, Alex, and even Lando—always spoke highly of him.

One evening, as Y/n found herself seated across from Charles at a quiet dinner, she finally let it out.

"Maybe I'm the problem," she said, toying with the fries on her plate.

Charles paused mid-bite, his eyes narrowing. "You? The problem? No way."

"I mean it," she said, sighing. "Everyone else gets along with him. I can’t seem to let go of this stupid grudge."

Charles snorted, shaking his head. "Y/n, you? Let something go? Never."

"Shut up," she shot back, throwing a fry at him.

But as much as she hated to admit it, Charles wasn’t entirely wrong. There was something about Carlos’s knack for turning their arguments into some kind of sport. He seemed to take pleasure in it, and the more it frustrated her, the more it seemed to amuse him.

The next time they crossed paths, Carlos couldn’t resist making another dig, his voice dripping with sarcasm.

"You look… unbothered," he remarked, eyeing her with that infuriating grin.

Y/n shot him a look that could’ve frozen the air between them. "I’m just amazed," she said, her tone sweet but sharp, "at how you manage to stay so calm, considering you’re always the one causing trouble."

Carlos chuckled, leaning casually against the wall. "It’s a gift," he said, the mischievous gleam never leaving his eyes. "You should try it sometime."

Her patience was wearing thin, but she bit back the retort. It was so easy for him to push her buttons, but she wasn’t about to give him the satisfaction of seeing her unravel.

"Maybe one day," she said coolly, "I’ll learn how to be as charming as you. Though I’m not sure the world is ready for that."

Carlos raised an eyebrow, his grin only widening. "Oh, I’m sure it would be a… world-changing experience."

Despite herself, Y/n couldn’t suppress the small chuckle that escaped her lips. As much as she tried to keep the tension between them, there was something about their banter—something she hated yet couldn’t quite resist.

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coochiequeens · 6 months ago

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"We want justice,” doctors chanted in Kolkata, waving handwritten signs that read, “No safety, no service!”

16 Aug 2024

Indian doctors have called for a nationwide shutdown of hospital services as public fury over the rape and murder of a trainee medic in the eastern city of Kolkata last week mounts.

The Indian Medical Association (IMA), the country’s largest grouping of medics with 400,000 members, said the 24-hour shutdown would be implemented on Saturday, affecting most hospital departments except for essential services.

The shutdown comes after thousands of people took to the streets in several cities to express their outrage at the rape and murder of a 31-year-old trainee doctor, whose brutalised body was found on August 9 at Kolkata’s state-run RG Kar Medical College and Hospital.

On Friday, large protests were held in various cities – including Kolkata, the capital of West Bengal state, Mumbai in the west and Hyderabad in southern India – demanding justice and better security at medical campuses and hospitals.

“We want justice,” doctors chanted in Kolkata, waving handwritten signs that read, “No safety, no service!”

Demonstrators held banners calling for accountability as they gathered near parliament in New Delhi.

“Doctors, especially women are vulnerable to violence because of the nature of the profession. It is for the authorities to provide for the safety of doctors inside hospitals and campuses,” the IMA said in a statement issued on Thursday on X.

Doctors hold posters and shout slogans during a protest condemning the rape and murder of the trainee doctor, at a medical college in Ahmedabad, western India, on August 16 [Amit Dave/Reuters]

Multiple medical unions in both government and private systems have backed the strike.

Doctors in government hospitals across several states on Monday had halted elective services “indefinitely” in protest.

Indian media have reported that the murdered doctor was found in the teaching hospital’s seminar hall, suggesting she had gone there for a brief rest during a long shift.

An autopsy confirmed sexual assault. Doctors say the circumstances of the rape point to the vulnerability of medics left without proper protection and facilities.

Though police have detained a man who worked at the hospital helping people navigate busy queues, state government officers have been accused of mishandling the case.

On Wednesday night, the hospital where the trainee doctor was killed was attacked. Police did not identify who was behind the rampage, but said they have arrested 19 people so far.

Little has changed

There were more than 31,000 reported rapes in India in 2022, the latest year for which data is available, according to the National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB).

The gang rape and murder in 2012 of a young woman on a bus in Delhi, northern India, led to nationwide protests and outrage over the country’s failure to tackle sexual violence against women.

Since 2012, the government has brought in sweeping changes to the criminal justice system, including tougher sentences and the death penalty for repeat offenders.

Conviction rates for rape ranged between 27-28 percent from 2018-2022, according to NCRB data.

The definition of rape has also been widened to include non-penetrative acts and the age threshold for rape trials lowered so 16-year-olds can be tried as adults.

But campaigners say little has changed despite the tougher laws.

Criminal lawyer Rebecca M John, who has represented many rape victims, said some rapists still believe they can get away with their crimes.

“One of the factors would be the absence of fear of the law,” she said.

Many cases of crimes against women also go unreported because of the stigma surrounding sexual violence and a lack of faith in the police.

#India #Kolkata #The Indian Medical Association (IMA)#RG Kar Medical College and Hospital #Male violence #Violence against women #There were more than 31000 reported rapes in India in 2022 #May she Rest In Peace

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lboogie1906 · 3 months ago

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Martin Luther King III (October 23, 1957) is a human rights activist, philanthropist & advocate. The oldest living child of civil rights leaders Martin Luther King Jr. and Coretta Scott King, he served as the 4th President of the SCLC (1997-2004).

After he attended The Galloway School, he attended Morehouse College, the same school where his father, grandfather, and great-grandfather attended. He is a member of the Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, as was his father. He received his BA in political science from Morehouse College.

On June 9, 1986, he announced his candidacy for the Fulton County Commission, becoming the first of his father’s immediate family to become directly involved in politics. He won the election and was re-elected in 1990, serving (1987-93). He was defeated in a special election for the Chairmanship in 1993.

He opposed the death penalty in 1989, stating “If we believed in an eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth, most of us would be without eyes and without teeth”. In 1993, he helped found the Estate of Martin Luther King Jr. Inc., the company that manages the license of Martin Luther King Jr.’s image and intellectual property. He remains a commissioner in the company as of 2008. During his service as a commissioner in Fulton County, he expressed appreciation to an officer who potentially saved his mother from harm from a crazed man. In February 2009, he and his wife traveled to India, fifty years after his father and mother made the trip. During his stay in India, he led a delegation, which included John Lewis and Andrew Young. In New Delhi, he visited museums on Mahatma Gandhi’s life and answered questions from students. He denounced the war in Iraq and the Mumbai attacks during a lecture at the Indian Council for Cultural Relations.

He urged Texas to grant a reprieve to death row inmate Rodney Reed in 2019 and urged Alabama to stop the execution of Nathaniel Woods in 2020.

He was among the co-founders of Bounce TV. He serves on the Board of Advisors of Let America Vote, an organization that aims to end voter suppression. #africanhistory365 #africanexcellence #alphaphialpha

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freepressjournals · 6 months ago

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Global Chess League Season 2: Top Chess Icons Set to Shine

The excitement is building for the second season of the Global Chess League, set to take place from October 3 to 12 at Friends House in London. This season promises a stellar lineup as chess icons Hikaru Nakamura and Anish Giri join forces with former world champions Magnus Carlsen and Viswanathan Anand, alongside other chess luminaries like Maxime Vachier-Lagrave and Ian Nepomniachtchi.

Hikaru Nakamura will be representing the newest team, American Gambits, while Anish Giri makes his debut with the PBG Alaskan Knights. Nakamura expressed his enthusiasm, saying, “I followed the Global Chess League in its first season and was hooked by the format. It’s an exciting opportunity for both players and fans, allowing them to support their favorite teams. I’m thrilled to join the American Gambits and can’t wait to meet my teammates in London.”

Returning for the second season, Magnus Carlsen will continue his journey with Alpine SG Pipers. Carlsen, who competed in the league's inaugural season, shared his excitement: “The first season in Dubai was fantastic. Chess has traditionally been an individual sport, but the team-based format of the Global Chess League is refreshing. I look forward to playing with the Alpine SG Pipers again.”

Viswanathan Anand, the five-time world champion, will once again represent the Ganges Grandmasters. Anand reflected on the league’s unique approach: “The Global Chess League is a new and exciting way to organize chess, and it’s a great example of how we can innovate within traditional sports.”

Maxime Vachier-Lagrave, who led the Mumba Masters to the finals last season, will continue with the Mumbai-based franchise. Ian Nepomniachtchi, a two-time world chess championship contender, will be the icon player for the Triveni Continental Kings.

Sameer Pathak, CEO of the Global Chess League, expressed optimism about the upcoming season: “With such renowned names leading each team, we’re confident the matches will offer chess fans an incredible experience. We’ll be announcing the rest of the players for each team in the coming weeks.”

The Global Chess League, a collaborative effort between Tech Mahindra and FIDE, is set to provide a thrilling chess experience this season. Anand recently praised the league’s innovative approach, highlighting it as a refreshing Indian way of organizing sport.

As the countdown to the second season begins, chess enthusiasts around the world eagerly await the action-packed games and the opportunity to watch these iconic players in action.

#Global Chess League #Chess Season 2 #Hikaru Nakamura #Anish Giri #Magnus Carlsen

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beautifulindianculture · 8 months ago

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Embracing the Rich Tapestry of Beautiful Indian Culture

In the vibrant mosaic of world cultures, few can rival the sheer diversity and beauty encapsulated by the Beautiful Indian culture. Spanning thousands of years and encompassing a multitude of traditions, languages, cuisines, and art forms, India stands as a testament to the richness of human heritage. Let's embark on a journey through the kaleidoscope of Beautiful Indian culture, exploring its myriad hues and timeless splendor.

From the snow-capped peaks of the Himalayas to the sun-kissed shores of Kerala, Beautiful Indian culture manifests in myriad forms, each region boasting its own unique customs and traditions. Whether it's the exuberant dance forms of Bollywood or the serene chants of ancient Vedic hymns, there's a profound sense of beauty and harmony that permeates every aspect of Indian life. This cultural kaleidoscope serves as a testament to the country's enduring spirit and its ability to celebrate diversity in all its glory.

One cannot delve into the essence of Beautiful Indian culture without acknowledging its deep-rooted spirituality. With a history steeped in ancient wisdom and philosophical insights, India has given birth to some of the world's most profound spiritual traditions, including Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism, and Sikhism. The sacred rivers, majestic temples, and bustling bazaars all bear witness to the spiritual fervor that courses through the veins of Indian society, uniting people in a shared quest for enlightenment and inner peace.

A hallmark of Beautiful Indian culture is its reverence for tradition and heritage, which finds expression in a myriad of rituals and festivities. Whether it's the colourful revelry of Holi, the solemnity of Diwali, or the joyous festivities of Eid, Indians take great pride in preserving their cultural legacy and passing it down through generations. These celebrations serve not only as occasions for merriment but also as reminders of the values and beliefs that bind communities together in a tapestry of shared history and collective identity.

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Beautiful Indian culture is also synonymous with culinary excellence, boasting a diverse array of flavours and spices that tantalise the taste buds and nourish the soul. From the fiery curries of the north to the aromatic biryanis of the south, Indian cuisine is a celebration of flavour and aroma, with each dish telling a story of tradition, innovation, and culinary mastery. Whether it's street food vendors dishing out spicy snacks or Michelin-starred chefs reinventing age-old recipes, the gastronomic landscape of India is as diverse and vibrant as the culture that inspires it.

In the midst of rapid urbanisation and globalisation, Beautiful Indian culture faces the challenge of preserving its traditional heritage while embracing the opportunities of the modern world. Yet, amidst this dynamic interplay of old and new, there remains an enduring sense of pride and resilience that continues to fuel India's cultural renaissance. From the bustling metropolises of Mumbai and Delhi to the tranquil villages of Rajasthan and Kerala, the spirit of Beautiful Indian culture shines bright, illuminating the path forward with its timeless beauty and boundless creativity.

In conclusion, Beautiful Indian culture stands as a testament to the indomitable spirit of a nation that celebrates diversity, embraces tradition, and cherishes the beauty of life in all its myriad forms. From the majestic monuments of its ancient past to the vibrant rhythms of its modern-day festivals, India's cultural tapestry is a testament to the enduring legacy of a civilisation that has thrived for millennia. As we continue to navigate the complexities of the modern world, may we always remember to pause and appreciate the timeless splendour of Beautiful Indian culture, a treasure trove of heritage and inspiration for generations to come.

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East Meets West: Bridging Fashion from Burberry to Sabyasachi and Papa Don't Preach by Shubhika

This case about Burberry made me think of Indian fashion and the axis of traditionality/heritage to modernity. It’s fascinating to see how global brands like Burberry parallel or diverge from Indian counterparts like Sabyasachi and Papa Don't Preach by Shubhika, especially in their approach to blending heritage with modern trends.

Burberry's Timeless Elegance Burberry, with its quintessentially British roots, stands as a pillar of luxury and tradition. Famous for its classic trench coats and the iconic check pattern, the brand merges historical elements with modern needs seamlessly. Under leaderships like Angela Ahrendts', Burberry expanded its reach while keeping a tight grip on its classic British heritage, ensuring that each piece tells a story of timeless elegance.

Sabyasachi's Regal Craftsmanship Crossing over to India, Sabyasachi is a brand that echoes similar sentiments but in a decidedly Indian context. Sabyasachi Mukherjee, the founder, emphasizes the grandeur of India’s artisan traditions. His designs are a homage to the past—lush fabrics, intricate embroideries, and vibrant palettes that speak volumes of India’s rich textile legacy. Much like Burberry, Sabyasachi caters to an elite clientele, offering pieces that combine the old-world charm with contemporary silhouettes.

Papa Don't Preach by Shubhika's Bold Modernity On the other end of the spectrum is Papa Don't Preach by Shubhika, a label that challenges traditional norms and embraces a more rebellious, modern aesthetic. Shubhika Sharma’s creations are colorful, edgy, and experimental, incorporating unconventional materials and bold designs that stand out in a crowd. This brand caters to a younger, more daring demographic, looking to make a statement rather than adhere to classic styles.

Comparative Analysis: Tradition and Innovation What’s interesting is how each of these brands, though operating in different cultural and market contexts, manages to find a balance between tradition and innovation. Burberry, maintaining its luxury heritage, adapts to the modern market with digital integration and global expansion strategies. Sabyasachi, while deeply rooted in Indian craftsmanship, continues to evolve, embracing new techniques and styles to keep his designs fresh and relevant.

Papa Don't Preach by Shubhika represents a leap towards modernity, focusing less on tradition and more on creating new trends and expressions in fashion. This brand is much like the new voices in the fashion industry worldwide, which prioritize breaking norms and setting new boundaries.

Conclusion: A Tapestry of Styles The comparison between Burberry, Sabyasachi, and Papa Don't Preach by Shubhika illustrates a global tapestry of styles where every thread counts. Each brand, whether British or Indian, tells a story through its fashion, influenced by its heritage but driven by the modern world's demands. As global consumers become more interconnected, the influence of traditional and modern design elements blends even more, creating exciting, dynamic fashion landscapes for us to explore.

These brands show that whether in the lush countryside of England or the bustling streets of Mumbai, fashion remains a universal language, spoken fluently with both classic and contemporary dialects.

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[ad_1] Sachin Tendulkar receiving the Col. C.K.Nayudu Lifetime Achievement Award (PC: BCCI/X) Sachin Tendulkar received the Lifetime Achievement Award at the BCCI Annual Awards function in Mumbai yesterday. It was but natural he will. It could have happened earlier or a year later but the fact that Sachin would get it was known. His impact on Indian and world cricket is unrivalled and for many like me he was one of the reasons to fall in love with the sport. My first encounter with Sachin was at the age of 11. The year, 1987. As a child growing up with cricket, it was inevitable that I’d be mourning Sunil Gavaskar’s leaving the scene. Indian cricket, overnight, was in need of a saviour. Sure, Dilip Vengsarkar was in great form, Sanjay Manjrekar had his sound technique and Mohammad Azharuddin had magic wrists. But truth be told, none of them were in the league of the just retired Gavaskar. It was then that I had first heard about Tendulkar. A child prodigy, he was being touted as the next big thing in Indian cricket. As a child myself, it seemed there was something to look forward to. Then came his debut series in Pakistan. It was a terrifying thought to think how a boy of 16 would stand up to the likes of Imran Khan, Wasim Akram and the express debutant Waqar Younis. My worst fears came true when in the Sialkot Test he was hit on the nose by a Waqar scorcher. Navjot Singh Sidhu, batting at the other end, recounted later: “My immediate reaction was he has to be rushed to the hospital. I was about to run to the other end when I saw Sachin raising his hand. In his squeaky voice, he said, ‘Mein khelega’ (I will play). He had blood all over his face but never once did he think of leaving the field.” These two simple words, “Mein khelega”, best sum up Sachin, who has always worn his nationalism on his sleeve. Watching Sachin continue to bat and then cream a four off the very second ball through cover, I realised we were finally seeing our saviour in action. For the Latest Sports News: Click Here Deeply honoured to receive the Col. C. K. Nayudu Lifetime Achievement Award. My cricketing journey, which spanned 24 years was never mine alone. It belonged to every coach’s guidance, every teammate’s trust, every fan’s unwavering support and my family’s belief, love and… pic.twitter.com/4y4vvs243q — Sachin Tendulkar (@sachin_rt) February 1, 2025 This realisation was firmed up when Sachin scored a match-saving hundred in England in 1990. In only his ninth Test match, he stood unbeaten on 119, an innings that successfully sent the cricket world a message — its next superstar was here. But all these were trailers to the real movie: Australia, 1992. India reached Perth, down and out. The hallowed turf of the WACA, the Australian fortress which offered the bowlers pace and bounce and where Australian gladiators tested the world’s best. Sachin, then 19, scripted a fantastic 114, a knock of incredible brilliance that made up for a tame Indian surrender. We finally had an answer to the Australian fast men: Tendulkar. By the mid-1990s, Sachin had become my hero, a singular icon we could trust with all our lives. As we celebrate his lifetime achievement award let me say this: Sachin was bigger than five days of six hours on the field, lunch and tea, 50 overs in a match indistinguishable from any other. There is no need anymore to compare him with other cricketers. He has to be seen in the light of achievements thought to be not possible, and that has hardly to do with cricket. Michael Schumacher, Diego Maradona, Dhyan Chand, Martina Navratilova, Michael Jordan, Leo Messi? Cricket was just the game Sachin played. But how can someone love it so much? Sachin wouldn’t know the answer to that. He still doesn’t. And we will spend our lives baffled. How could he? Also Read: Abuse of Himanshu Sangwan a glaring example of India’s obsession with stars, rather than cricket The post Greatness thy name – Sachin Tendulkar receives BCCI’s Lifetime Achievement Award appeared first on Sports News Portal | Latest Sports Articles | Revsports.

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SportingTwist: Ushering A New Era for Sports Platform

Navi Mumbai, India, - 1 February - SportingTwist is an Indian sports website with the motto - Experience the Twist in Sports. It's not new to find a sports blog with news about trending sports topics. In the current era, digital media is the most important and effective way to consume knowledge. Our team's purpose is to provide knowledge and updates about the sports category.

Our website, www.sportingtwist.com, is a subsidiary of the parent company - Digitally Pro LLP. The origin of starting this company was our love for cricket, the most popular sport in our country. We enjoy cricket wholeheartedly, and what better way to express our passion than by sharing the details with those who feel the same?

Initially, at SportingTwist, we gave information about Cricket starting from the International matches and the Indian Premier League (IPL). These two were the most important events of our country. Eventually, we expanded our horizons and began to include more sports as we delved deeper.

Through our website and social media platforms, we envision to keep the people updated with the latest news, immersive content and detail-oriented statistics on athletes and sports. Our aim is to create a haven that every sport enthusiast dreams of.

Our team consists of staff with various mindsets, perspectives, and outlooks on sports. While we all follow a similar pattern on the website, our way of imparting information differs from each other. Every team member here is a sports fan of more than just cricket. We cover the foreign sports that are arising and gaining popularity in our country for the fans of that specific sport. Along with that we provide information on the games that are originating from various countries, including India, and are rising to international levels.

Our writing skills develop with every post we create for our viewers. Extensive research, analysis, and fact-checking are the key variables in our content. We are here to provide absolute and complete hard facts. We dig deeper and find the information the audience is looking for. The probable information we share is based on the opinions of several professional athletes and founders of the sport.

We are every bit of a sports fan like everyone else; we know what the viewers want and what they need, and we give it all our time and effort to ensure we find it for them and us. Every day, we strive harder to cover each sport that's emerging with new championships, tournaments, and leagues.

Athletes or sportspersons are one of the most essential segments of sports. The preference for a player varies from person to person. Fans love to know more about the lives of their favourite players, from their struggles to the support they received, the journey, and the hardships they had been through to achieve. At SportingTwist, we act as the medium to connect the players and their lives with the fans.

People don't have enough time to watch interviews to learn more about the players. So, on behalf of the fans, we go through several websites and interviews from the latest to the oldest and cross-check everything before revealing the information to the audience. We keep an eye out for the new emerging potential players and collect the information beforehand so that when the fans come looking for it, we'll be ready to hand it over to them.

At the moment, our website showcases seven sports categories on the homepage: Cricket, Football, Golf, Tennis, Badminton, Kabaddi, and WWE. However, those are not the only entertaining sports we post about. Gradually, our focus on the number of sports is increasing, and with that, we are discovering more competitive tournaments and leagues. A particular sport has several competitions, and we push ourselves further to present you with the details about all of it.

At SportingTwist, we are a growing sports-enthusiastic community with diverse opinions, voices, and cultures, fascinated and passionate about the sports world. On any number of sports topics, our perceptions are different; we combine our views and ideas to produce content worth reading. We believe that the details a fan reads should be engaging and relevant. It's supposed to be informative and fun, not a chore, and we strive to produce the desired outcome.

Like every human, we also make mistakes, but it's our will to rectify the errors and push past our current capabilities for the sake of sports that makes us different. With each experience, we hope to rise higher, move forward and someday compete with the best of the sports websites. All the while being more passionate than ever about sports.

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Kevin Pietersen Informs BCCI of His Interest in India Batting Coach Role

Former England National Cricket Team player Kevin Pietersen has expressed his desire to take over the batting coach role in the India National Cricket Team. He spoke about his ambitions on social media, reacting to the reports of the BCCI looking for a new batting coach.

India National Cricket Team have come under massive scanner following the poor performances in the Tests of late. The team has managed to win just one match in the last 8 games in the longest format of the game, which included a 3-0 whitewash in the home Test series against New Zealand.

The main reason behind the team's poor performance was the batting. The India National Cricket Team batters have struggled to get going. There have been various batting collapses as well, which have tilted the game out of their favor on many occasions.

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BCCI is exploring the possibility of adding a new member to the coaching staff

India National Cricket Team batters, especially seniors, struggled to score runs in the home Test series. The same fate unfolded for them even in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy 2024-25, where the team lost the series by the margin of 3-1, losing the Trophy after 10 years.

Following the poor outings, the coaching staff of the team has come under massive scrutiny, especially those who are concerned with batting. The Gautam Gambhir-led coaching staff have faced a lot of criticism and there have been reports related to their sacking now.

There were reports recently that claimed that the BCCI is exploring the possibility of adding a new member to the coaching staff, specifically a batting coach. As per the reports in Cricbuzz, it is learned that discussions related to the same took place in the review meeting in Mumbai.

The Indian players got out in a similar fashion during the entire Border-Gavaskar Trophy 2024-25. Virat Kohli, in particular, got out to the balls outside off while some of the youngsters had to walk back after playing attacking shots, when there wasn't a need to play one.

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"Available" - Kevin Pietersen expresses his desire to be the Indian batting coach

Amid all these reports of the BCCI looking for a new batting coach, Kevin Pietersen wants to take over the role. Reacting to the reports on Twitter, he wrote: "Available".

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Kevin Pietersen has been one of the best batters that have played for the England in Tests

Kevin Pietersen, no doubt, has been one of the best batters that have played for the England National Cricket Team. He scored 8181 runs at an average of 47.28 in the 104 Tests that he played for the team to go with 23 centuries, which is the third highest for Three Lions in Tests.

While his numbers in batting speak for themselves, the former England National Cricket Team doesn't have any coaching expertise at a top level. However, if he gets roped in as the batting coach, it will be a massive step in Indian cricket.

Currently, India's coaching staff consists of Morne Morkel (bowling coach), Abhishek Nayar (assistant coach), Ryan ten Doeschate (assistant coach), and T Dilip (fielding coach) besides the head coach Gautam Gambhir.

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Exploring the Lucrative Opportunity of Karims Franchise

The Legacy of Karims

Karim’s began its journey in the bustling lanes of Old Delhi, near Jama Masjid, in 1913. Over the decades, it has gained legendary status for its exquisite Mughlai cuisine. Known for dishes like Mutton Korma, Badam Pasanda, and Nihari, Karim’s offers a dining experience that transports you to the royal kitchens of the Mughal emperors. This unmatched authenticity and heritage make the Karims franchise a highly desirable investment for aspiring restaurateurs.

Why Invest in Karims Franchise in India?

Strong Brand Reputation: Karim’s is a household name in India, renowned for its consistent quality and rich flavors. A Karims franchise in India comes with a built-in loyal customer base.

Growing Demand for Mughlai Cuisine: Mughlai cuisine has a universal appeal, with dishes that cater to Indian and international palates. By owning a Mughlai cuisine franchise like Karims, you tap into a segment with high demand and premium pricing.

Comprehensive Support System: Karim’s provides end-to-end support for franchisees, including training, menu design, supply chain management, and marketing strategies. This ensures that even first-time entrepreneurs can succeed.

Expanding Reach: As of 2025, Karim’s is actively looking to expand its footprint across India. Cities like Mumbai, Bangalore, Hyderabad, and Pune offer immense potential for new Karims franchises to thrive.

Steps to Open a Karims Franchise

Initial Inquiry: Start by visiting the official website or contacting the franchise team to express your interest in opening a Karims franchise.

Franchise Proposal: Once your inquiry is approved, you’ll receive a detailed proposal, including the investment required, revenue-sharing model, and other terms.

Location Approval: Karim’s places great emphasis on choosing the right location. High footfall areas such as malls, commercial hubs, or tourist destinations are preferred.

Training and Setup: Comprehensive training will be provided to you and your team to maintain the high standards associated with the brand. From recipe mastery to customer service, every aspect is covered.

Grand Launch: Once the setup is complete, Karim’s assists with the grand opening, ensuring maximum visibility and customer engagement from day one.

Investment Details

The investment for a Karims franchise varies depending on the location and size of the outlet. Typically, you can expect to invest between INR 50 lakh to 1 crore, which includes the franchise fee, interior setup, equipment, and initial marketing expenses. The return on investment (ROI) is promising, with most franchisees recovering their costs within two to three years.

The Appeal of Mughlai Cuisine Franchise Karims

Owning a Mughlai cuisine franchise like Karims allows you to be part of a niche market with limited competition. Unlike fast food or casual dining options, Mughlai cuisine caters to a discerning clientele who value authenticity and are willing to pay a premium for it. Karim’s menu, with its iconic dishes, ensures repeat customers and strong word-of-mouth publicity.

Karims Franchise in 2025: A Vision for the Future

The year 2025 marks a significant milestone for Karim’s as it aims to expand its presence both domestically and internationally. The brand is exploring innovative formats such as food trucks, cloud kitchens, and smaller dine-in spaces to cater to evolving consumer preferences. By becoming a part of the Karims franchise in 2025, you align with a forward-thinking brand that stays true to its roots while adapting to modern trends.

Challenges and How Karims Addresses Them

Maintaining Quality Standards: Consistency is key for any food business. Karim’s ensures this through centralized supply chains and rigorous quality control processes.

Customer Retention: With regular menu updates, seasonal specials, and loyalty programs, Karim’s keeps customers engaged and coming back for more.

Competition: While the food industry is competitive, Karim’s legacy and unique offerings give it a distinct edge over rivals.

Testimonials from Existing Franchise Owners

"Owning a Karims franchise has been a rewarding journey. The brand’s reputation made it easier to attract customers, and the support from the franchise team has been exceptional." – Rajiv Mehta, Franchise Owner, Mumbai.

"Karim’s is more than just a business; it’s a heritage. Being part of this legacy has been an honor, and the financial returns have exceeded my expectations." – Ananya Gupta, Franchise Owner, Bangalore.

How to Apply for Karims Franchise

To apply for a Karims franchise in India, visit the official website or contact their franchise department directly. Ensure you meet the eligibility criteria, including financial requirements and a passion for food and hospitality. Submitting a well-thought-out business plan can also strengthen your application.

Conclusion

Investing in a Karims franchise is not just about profits; it’s about becoming a custodian of a culinary legacy. With the growing popularity of Mughlai cuisine and Karim’s strong brand equity, the opportunities are endless. Whether you’re a seasoned entrepreneur or a first-time investor, the Karims franchise in 2025 offers the perfect blend of tradition and modern business potential.

Take the leap today and bring the royal flavors of Karim’s to your city. Let’s make 2025 the year of delicious success!

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