Dr Faisal Gorchani

My latest writing in Dawn newspaper. The ongoing political turmoil needs a better and logical approach. Democracy without tolerance is nothing epaper.dawn.com/DetailNews.php…

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@Uzmaaar Isko Colonial hangover kehte hain

سیدھی اور سمپل بات ہے اب چاہے سب کو آگ لگے لیکن یہ حقیقت ہے کہ ہم اورسیز لیڈیز گوروں میں زیادہ کمفرٹیبل فیل کرتی ہیں جہاں کسی پاکستانی انڈین سے واسطہ پڑتا ہم مزید ریزرو ہوجاتیں مجھے اگر پرسنلی انگلش جم میں گوررں کے ساتھ جم کرنا پڑے تو میں شائد اتنی ان کمفرٹیبل نہ ہوں جتنی

@TimeSnips @NewInChess I guess, R(f)b8 is better, leading to the only option Qd7 for Black.

@dr_gorchani @NewInChess yep, that's the one that ruins it. looks covered but the Q is really the spoiler. so, that's the focus and the solution, Rab8.

Today's puzzle is from the 4NCL, which is finishing today. After having been worse for a long time, White has a chance to win the game: Jones – Parker, 4NCL, England 2026. Gawain Jones sets up a devastating double attack. Can you find the first move? Come back to see the solution tomorrow. See what's new at: newinchess.com/what-s-new #chess #chesspuzzle #tactics

@NewInChess R(f)b8 Qd7 Nxf6 seems to be powerful

@TimeSnips @NewInChess Rxh4+

@NewInChess Nxf6

@geok1ng1 @NewInChess Rxh4+ Qxh4 Qb2+

@NewInChess Qf6 , Ne7 is coming and everything is protected.

@chess_feed Rf2 Nxf2 Nxf2#

Black to move, find the checkmate in just 2 moves!

@ImShahinyan Ra2 bxa Qa1#

White mates in 2 (if you like these puzzles, please follow me!)

@chessclubICC @IGMGataKamsky Rh7 Re7 Rh8+ Kxh8 Qf8#

Gata Kamsky (@IGMGataKamsky) stands as one of the most formidable figures in U.S. chess history, and this week we will go through some of his best combinations. This is an analysis line from the first game he ever played on American soil, in NYC in 1989, shortly before defecting from the Soviet Union. It is also the first game included in the first volume of his autobiography, titled “Awakening,” which covers the years 1989 to 1996. How should White continue the attack? (Gata Kamsky vs Krunoslav Hulak, New York 1989) Check solution: play.chessclub.com/daily-puzzle/2…

@chess_feed Move the WK and promote the pawn to queen

White to move!! Can you explain??

@HaussernotC Qg8!

White to move, mate in 2 (Difficult!) 👀

@ImShahinyan Rh3!

White mates in 2 Can you solve this in 2 minutes? ⏳

@chess_feed Kxb7 Nc5++ Kb8 Na6#

Brilliant move, but why?

@HaussernotC Qg5+ hxg h5#

Today’s chess puzzle 🧩 White to move, mate in 2. Can you solve it?

@RenierCast Nxf6+ Qxf6 Qf8#

Amazing that so many people on this app can't solve it. Took me 2 seconds..

@nervemed Treat hyperkalemia first

RBS = 500 mg/dl K+ = 6.5 First Step: Insulin or Calcium?

@AnthonyVicino @chessclubICC Ne5 first, and then the rest, as Black still can’t escape..

@dr_gorchani @chessclubICC How does N get to f6 from c5?

A little positional test: what did Gata Kamsky play here against none other than Mikhail Tal?

@Chesspuzzle_net Bxe5+ Rxe5 Nf3+ gxf Qf4+ Kg2 Qxf3+ Kh2 Rh1#

Daily #chess puzzle: chesspuzzle.net/Puzzle/1087631

@xxChessMaster Qh8!

White to move! Checkmate in 2!

@chess_feed Kxh8 Bf6+ Kg8 Rxe8#

Move of the Day 🔥 | Butnorius vs Gutman (1974) Qh8+!! 1-0

@NMRobertRamirez N(f)e4+

This one felt good. Did you spot it already? Black to move!