Checkmate

Chess holds a special place. I learnt the basics from my beloved dad in the 1980s and continue to enjoy playing it. In the 90s, played frequently with Venu. We even bunked classes and rushed home to play! During the 2000s, it was the world chess network. On certain days, I have played the entire daily limit of 12 free games! At one time, the annual subscription to the chess network was a birthday gift from my wife (‘the wife’ is correct English but it feels impersonal). In 2020-21, the pandemic rekindled the interest. I made a couple of videos:

A losing game turns into a stalemate!
En Passant i.e “in passing” in French, is a fun situation in Chess
Threefold repetition rule
Learning from Abhimanyu Mishra and Leon Luke Mendonca game