An idea so simple yet sopowerful by @TaniaSachdev Don't leave our real life queens powerless, empower them with knowledge and help them shine with @nanhikali #PowerlessQueen https://t.co/D6fxgggCJ3
— Ved Prakash (@AAPVed) March 8, 2018
What's a game of chess without its most important piece - The Queen?
— Anuj Prajapati (@anujprajapati11) March 8, 2018
great video by @TaniaSachdev @nanhikali #PowerlessQueen
A #PowerlessQueen in this day and age is only a loss to the nation! Great initiative by @NanhiKali to empower the women of tomorrow - https://t.co/NfYJTQ6gAw
— Sushil K Kashyap (@SushilKashyap01) March 8, 2018
#PowerlessQueen: Nanhi Kali & WATConsult design a special game of Chess to illustrate the importance of girl child education pic.twitter.com/eeHmnNgWlU
— Jitesh Jaiswal (@jiteshkjaiswal) March 12, 2018
A simple concept with such an impactful message. It's time we give the women the power they deserve. Play the game and see for yourself on https://t.co/XL4dNUe4xz #PowerlessQueen @nanhikali
— Hrish Thota (@dhempe) March 8, 2018
Excellent symbolism as Indian chess-players uses https://t.co/UR7Fg7V8IO to raise awereness of the Nanhi Kali project which already helped more than 3 million (!) underprivileged girls.
— Peter Heine Nielsen (@PHChess) March 12, 2018
Try their chess-challenge and even better, donate to help!#powerlessqueen
I played the game! Didn’t realize black could move her queen till it was too late. Amazing metaphor and initiative.
— Jennifer Shahade (@JenShahade) March 7, 2018
Great initiative indeed! Don’t know about winning, but after a couple of attempts I did manage to come up with a way to empower the queen and...equalize. 😇😊 pic.twitter.com/YSy1qE7wOr
— Anish Giri (@anishgiri) March 8, 2018
I've taken the #PowerlessQueen
— Anna Rudolf (@Anna_Chess) March 9, 2018
Challenge... and filmed my misery.
🙋 https://t.co/OVmDun8PpP 🤦
Stay till the end of the video to learn more about this inspiring project by @NanhiKali & @TaniaSachdev👑 and how you can try your luck, too! #chess #empoweringwomen
Amazing insight to connect chess with women empowerment. I agree with a #PowerlessQueen, it's difficult to win. In chess or in society.
— Viswanathan Anand (@vishy64theking) March 8, 2018
.@TaniaSachdev @NanhiKali Great Initiative! I accept the #PowerlessQueen Challenge
— Viswanathan Anand (@vishy64theking) March 8, 2018
Hey @vishy64theking it’s a challenge! Take the #PowerlessQueen challenge on https://t.co/enTGAXzUK1 and tell us if you can win without the Queen
— Tania Sachdev (@TaniaSachdev) March 8, 2018
Something for all of us to think about. To take action. And to change. Just as in chess one can't win if the queen is powerless, how can a nation succeed if half of its population is powerless. Take up the challenge on https://t.co/AfGF93l7Vx @NanhiKali #powerlessqueen pic.twitter.com/z6cW2nFDHi
— Tania Sachdev (@TaniaSachdev) March 7, 2018
