Young Monk Communications

Name: Young Monk Communications
Address: Uppal Plaza M6, 6th Floor, 6E, Jasola District Centre, Delhi, 110025, IN
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We are a Public Relations and Marketing Communications firm based in New Delhi, India, and have come together to take up exciting assignments.

20/11/2019

Tottenham Hotspur announce Jose Mourinho as their new manager, few hours after sacking Mauricio Pochettino.

Mourinho will face his former sides Manchester United (Dec 5) and Chelsea (Dec 22).

Premier League never disappoints! 😍

20/10/2019

Marc Marquez conquers with his 10th win of the year.

20-years-old Fabio Quartararo deservedly wins the Rookie of the Year with another podium finish.

Andrea Doviozioso, who started from 7th pole, took the final podium spot. It was a fascinating display of Ducati power the way he closed in on Quartararo in the final two laps of the race.

Valentino Rossi, meanwhile, experienced another clumsy moment as he failed to finish the race!

25/08/2019

Rookie Alex Rins makes it two wins in one season, beating the best in both races.

Today in the British GP which saw Dovizioso and Quartararo crash out in the starting lap itself, 23-years-old Rins overtook defending Champion Marquez in the last corner of the last lap to mark a famous victory.

08/07/2019

Four years ago, Rose Lavelle was cheering the USA team in the final of the FIFA Women's World Cup from a pizza shop. Little did she know then that she would be scoring a stunning goal to help her team clinch the 2019 trophy.

What a journey this must have been! The 24-years-old Washington Spirit midfielder certainly has caught a million eyeballs now.

The memory of that brilliant run through the midfield before cutting inside and firing the ball into the bottom corner beating the best goalkeeper in this World Cup Sari van Veenendaal will undeniably define her career going ahead.

A star is born!

17/06/2019

Catalan MotoGP Scenes:

Honda's Jorge Lorenzo crashed while trying to overtake Yamaha's Maverick Vinales at a sharp turn on the second lap. While doing so, Lorenzo's bike crash onto Vinales as well as Ducati's Andrea Dovizioso, also disbalancing Valentino Rossi, thus, ending the race for all the four riders.

With Dovizioso out and Marc Marquez easily winning the tie in front of his home crowd, the championship lead for the defending champion has now been extended to 37 points (over Dovizioso).

"Obviously the worst thing about my crash is that I make the three others crash. Because they are fighting for the championship. I am not. I would've love to crash alone. No apology is enough in this moment. It's a big pity", said Lorenzo after the race.

Dovisiozo later responded, "Accept, not accept, it doesn't change anything. So I think it's intelligent to say 'OK'. It was good he came to apologise, but it didn't change anything."

11/06/2019

With Yuvi's goodbye, I realise that I won't be able to see any of my childhood heroes donning an Indian jersey ever. The classic 2003 World Cup squad is finally done and dusted. Yuvi was always a special part of that generation.

Some innings made fans jump up in the air, while some gave them hope that we are ready to fight all greats.

Regardless of Yuvi's current form, shape or speed, a child from '90s like me will always remember him as someone who was ready to dive headlong on the field, whose flick down the leg side landed in the thick of crowd, who helped Dada create that memorable shirtless moment at Lord's, and most importantly, as a player who gave it all for his team.

Newday chumps may say else, but I've always considered him the biggest reason behind India winning the World Cup after 28 years. Oh what a tournament he had! Be it him kneeling down all pumped to celebrate our Q/F victory against mighty Aussies, or coughing blood on the field on numerous occasions, he is the hero India didn't deserve.

"I prayed to God that whatever happens, even if I die afterwards, let India win the World Cup", words that speak scant of his big heart.

Helmet on head, heart on crest, never a backward step - my hero finally bids adieu with a thumping chest.

Miss you more than 666666 times.

-A Proud Yuvraj Singh Fan

09/06/2019

To be the king of clay, one must be the slave of dirt.

And Rafa truly is!

Rafa Nadal

04/06/2019

From being broke and jobless in 2012 to claim himself as a Champions League winner last week, Andrew Robertson is the man of the hour now!

Started from Scottish third tier league, Andy played for Hull City back in 2016, only to helplessly watch his team get relegated from Premier League.

Liverpool back then were under the rebuilding stage and looking for new faces under Klopp. Scouts helped the Reds acquire the Scotsman for just £8m. The world knew nothing about the left-back.

Two years down the line, Andy is arguably the best full-back today. One only wonders how is this lad never out of energy.

All smiles, Andy. Just the beginning. Keep inspiring!

Liverpool FC

03/06/2019

Ducati completed a hattrick at Mugello after Danilo Petrucci registered his maiden MotoGP win on a partly cloudy Sunday.

Termed as the best race of this season so far, the top four crossed the finishing line with a time gap of half a second between them.

Current favourite and the best in business - Marc Márquez completed the first few laps as the top rider, only to be overtaken by Ducati men Petrucci, Andrea Dovizioso (started the race in 9th position) and Jack Miller half way onto the race. However, Miller crashed out soon after trying a touch too hard to take the lead in an impossible turn.

Marquez held onto his position throughout, knowing the track is better suited for his Ducati counterparts. But a few heroic corners in the final lap helped him finish over Dovizioso, to extend his Championship lead to 12 points.

Suzuki's Alex Rins starting from the 4th row came out to finish 4th. Notably, he took the lead for a brief moment too.

To the disappointment of the home crowd, local favorite Valentino Rossi VR46 Official failed to even finish the race, adding to his already rough week. He attained the 18th position to start the race with and never got into the groove in his favorite track.

30/05/2019

Left his banking job & started working as a coach at the age of 40. Struggled, started from very bottom and finally, he has announced himself to the world.

From the 8th division of Italy to its best League -Serie A. After a successful instinct at Napoli, Maurizio Sarri joined Premier League -the 'best' League in the world.

Stakes were high at Chelsea -a club known for sacking its managers after every breakfast, as Sarri had the responsibility to hand them a Champions League ticket for next season.

Now that the season will be reviewed by every club, the chain-smoker managed to finish 3rd in EPL and last night, got his hands on the Europa League title.

Judge him for what not, but this man is an inspiration to those who DARE TO DREAM!

Chelsea Football Club

15/05/2019

Laliga's best team signing the best player from the second-best team would do more harm than good for the competition.

Do you think FC Barcelona should sign Antoine Griezmann ?

Write your views on the comments section!

12/05/2019

England remains BLUE!

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Young Monk is (obviously) a spinoff from Old Monk and while we aren´t rum drinkers, the legendary success of the brand, sans any advertising, continues to fascinate us. We are a Public Relations & Marketing Communications firm based in New Delhi, India, and have come together to take up exciting assignments.

The name also suggests our approach to work. Prestige, power and money are secondary; we get high on stimulating work instead and only hand picking assignments that we believe in and hence enjoy ourselves in our jobs.