Manyawar lift KBA-CSL Title Manyawar (Anil Padhye – Milind Athavale – Raju Tolani – Ajay Khare – Pramod Joshi – CP Deshpande) emerged champions of the KBA – Cochin Shipyard Limited State Championship in style. They racked up a total of more than 73 VPs in 5 rounds (an average of over 14) to […]
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At the outset, the Kairali Bridge Association (KBA) and BridgeFromHome team would like to thank all of you for your phenomenal response to the event. A participation of 30 teams and 55 pairs for any event, especially one competing with a plethora of live events, to say nothing of the wedding season, can only be
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V N Ramamoorthy The title of today’s blog is a play on the title of a famous movie. I ventured into this game in 1972. So it is the Golden Jubilee of my having entered the world of 52 cards. Is it a matter for celebration or despondence? It depends on how you (and you
The title of this blog is drawn from the ‘Good-Bad’ no trump rather than any encomiums or criticisms of the event. Any event of this scale is bound to have some shortcomings which cannot detract from the massive efforts of the organizers in making the event run smoothly and without any major glitches of any
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Priyanka Gulati The jungle, where each day is about survival. The jungle, where the gazelle has to not only run faster than the cheetah to stay alive, it also has to run faster than the rest of the gazelles if it wants to survive.The battle of endurance continues day and night. Can I be like
Priyanka Gulati We are all watching the FIFA World Cup unfold with all its infinitely attractive drama, the potpourri of colours, the display of emotions, the worship of heroes like Demi Gods, the cheers and the elegant passes, the speed and agility and dance of ball in all forms for the beautiful goal, the dramatic
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V N Ramamoorthy If I recall right, I wrote in November 2020 about the evolution of the modern game of bridge we play it today. It originated as a game called ” Whist drive ” back in 17th century in U.K. As recently as in 1970’s / 1980’s , I have played whist drive in
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V N Ramamoorthy There is this old saying which goes “Habits die hard”. So be it. But what about passions? Well, they never die! The passion one develops for the game of bridge is an enigmatic puzzle! ( The tautology is deliberate 🙃). When the habit of bridge blossoms into an “Obdurate” passion, you never
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Vijit Berry Many of you would have known Nicky Mehra (Nicky95) far better than i knew her. But she really was a larger than life personality. Always laughing and a fun person. And that’s the way i will always remember her. She was very very fond of playing bridge. And all of you who knew
V N Ramamoorthy Ladies and Gentlemen Rumination is a natural digestive practice for animals with split hooves and 4 legs. In lay terms it is also described as ‘Chewing the Cud’. It is recommended as a good habit for the 2 legged specimens (with bird brain). Jokes aside, rumination is equivalent to “Post mortem”in
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