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Praise for the chess prodigy has since been pouring in on social media, with leading professionals highlighting her "unbelievable" performance.

The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) Chairman Sreedhara Somanath met Indian chess player Rameshbabu Praggnanandhaa at his house in Chennai on Monday.

Hoor Fatima, a chess prodigy, has become the youngest champion of the 2nd Kashmir Open International FIDE Rated Chess Tournament. The tournament, organized by the Kashmir Chess Club, took place in Srinagar, Jammu and Kashmir, and attracted participants from India and Russia. Hoors victory is seen as a symbol of hope and inspiration in the community, especially for children.

Indian chess prodigy R Praggnanandhaa, who won a silver medal against Magnus Carlsen at the FIDE World Cup final, has stated that Carlsen is not invincible. Praggnanandhaa praised Carlsens strength but emphasized that he does lose games.

Praggnanandhaa further said, "Its very inspiring how we performed recently as well in Global Chess League. We have a lot of strong players in India. For me, its very important that I work hard and perform well in events. For me thats the main goal."

IndiGo airline shared the heartwarming note given to chess star R Praggnanandhaa by the cabin crew for his achievements at the FIDE World Cup against Magnus Carlsen.

A defamation legal battle regarding a teenage chess prodigy accused of using vibrating sex toys to cheat during a tournament in Missouri last year reached its conclusion Monday.

How R Pragganandhas Mom R Nagalaxmi is The Best Example of Silent Strength of a Mother, One Gaze at a Time

Praggnanadhaa, the Indian chess sensation, made headlines by becoming the youngest person to reach the Chess World Cup final, where he competed against the legendary Magnus Carlsen.

A picture of R Praggnaandhaa and his mother has gone viral on social media, thanks to the caption.