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Viswanathan Anand writes: 'This is the golden generation for Indian chess'

From the start Gukesh wanted to become youngest world chess champion: Coach GM Vishnu Prasanna

It was in January 2019, the world's second youngest and India's youngest chess Grandmaster (GM) D. Gukesh then 12-years announced he would like to become the youngest world champion.And five years later, he is one step away from his ...

From The Start Gukesh Wanted To Become Youngest World Chess Champion: Coach GM Vishnu Prasanna

The dream becomes a reality: Gukesh's victory in a historic event

Records were shattered and history was made at the 2024 FIDE Candidates. Two events — open and women’s — took place simultaneously for the first time at the same hall. We saw the first brother-sister duo, R Praggnanandhaa and R Vaishali, participating. In the end, D Gukesh broke a number of records: he was the youngest ever to win the Candidates Tournament and thus become the youngest ever challenger to the World Championship. Gukesh was interviewed by Sagar Shah in what turned out to be a conversation lasting close to two hours. | Photo: FIDE / Michal Walusza

Chess: Gukesh Dommaraju creates history to become youngest FIDE Candidates champion

In his first Candidates appearance, 17-year-old Gukesh became the youngest winner of the prestigious tournament and qualified for the World Championship match.

IIT Madras to host International Chess Federation (FIDE)-rated Rapid Chess Tournament

 ⮚      Being held on 30-31st March 2024, the ‘6th Shaastra Rapid FIDE Rated Chess Tournament’ carries total prize money of ₹5,00,000⮚      IIT Madras is the only IIT in the country that organizes an Open Rapid Rating tournament every year⮚     

In search of harmony

Vasily Smyslov had this to say about beauty in chess: “Perhaps chess and music are drawn together by laws of harmony and beauty that are difficult to formulate and difficult to grasp”. This quote and a fascinating endgame from the Candidates Tournament in Yekaterinburg prompted GM Sundararajan Kidambi to consider new ways to approach a chess position. The endgame was played in the game between Wang Hao (pictured) and Maxime Vachier-Lagrave. | Photo: FIDE / Lennart Ootes

Conquering the world of chess, one move at a time

Chess: For 36 years, Anand was number 1 in India. Then Gukesh happened | India News

India News: Indian Grandmaster D Gukesh, the prodigy who has taken the chess world by storm and surpassed the legendary Viswanathan Anand as India’s No. 1 in the

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