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India's Rising #Chess Dominance: A Proud Moment for Every Indian Chess in India is not just a game anymore—it's becoming a revolution. Last night, MORE than a lakh live viewers tuned in on JUST 1 YT channel to witness the intense match between D. Gukesh and #Ding Liren, showing the immense passion for the game across the country. With India emerging as a global chess powerhouse, we now boast an impressive array of stars in the top 50 rankings: R. Praggnanandhaa (#20 in the world) #Arjun Erigaisi (#3 in the world and crossing 2800 Elo in live ratings) #Vidit Gujrathi (#15 in the world) #Viswanathan Anand, the legend himself, remains an inspiration. #Aravindh Chithambaram (#30 in the world) Our female champions are equally making history: Koneru Humpy and D. Harika remain among the world's best. R. Vaishali and #Divya Deshmukh have entered the elite Top 16 rankings. India now ranks #2 globally in the average rating of top 10 players, just behind the US. This journey from Anand's first championship to the current surge of young grandmasters represents decades of dedication, strategy, and passion. This is more than just a moment; it’s the beginning of an era where India shines as a chess superpower. Let’s celebrate and support our champions! #Chess #IndiaRising #SportsLeadership

#DGukesh of India came out on top against #DingLiren in the decisive Game 14 of the FIDE World Chess Championship. Liren resigns! #Gukesh becomes the youngest-ever world champion! And at a tender age of 18. Congratulations and way to go #Mentaltoughness, #Concentration, #Fous, #strongcalculationability, #patternrecognition, #strategicthinking, #Forwardplanning, #patience, #Adaptability, #Analysingcapability, etc. are what makes great chess player and is it very different from being a great player in the corporate world? The question is how to develop such qualities early on and of course Gukesh will inspire a lot of young people in every field. #ShubThoughts

Biswa trashed me in 5 minutes! ♟️ I love how comedians like Samay and Biswa are promoting the chess scene in india. Their influence is inspiring more people to pick up the game and see it as a valuable skill. To be honest, Chess is not my favorite game but it teaches you that just like in life, you need to create your own opportunities. Never wait too long to make a move, because the perfect time may never come or come too late. Whether it be in chess, sports, or life you are in charge of creating your own opportunities and letting your skills do the talking. #chess #biswakalyanrath #chessbase

🌟 Checkmate Your Dreams: Lessons from the World Chess Championship! 🌟 In an extraordinary display of skill, strategy, and determination, Gukesh Dommaraju has been crowned the new World Chess Champion 2024, defeating the reigning champion Ding Liren. At just 17 years old, Gukesh has proven that with hard work, resilience, and the will to push boundaries, no dream is too big. A huge congratulations to Gukesh on this historic achievement! Your victory is not just a triumph on the chessboard, but an inspiration for millions to believe in their dreams. ✨ Here’s the strategy we can all learn from champions like Gukesh: 1️⃣ Dream big, start small: The journey to the top begins with one step—mastering the basics and staying consistent. 2️⃣ Embrace setbacks: Like losing a piece on the board, failures are part of the game. Use them to rethink and recalibrate. 3️⃣ Stay in the game: When the pressure mounts, it’s not talent alone but willpower that keeps you moving forward. You don’t need to be a chess player to understand this—every dream works the same way. Be relentless, take small but steady steps, and when things don’t go as planned, remind yourself: champions aren’t made overnight; they’re built through persistence. 🎯 Your dream is your board. Plan your moves, stay focused, and always strive to say, “Checkmate!” to every obstacle. Let’s celebrate this incredible moment together! What’s your dream? Share your next “move” in the comments below! #CongratulationsGukesh #WorldChessChampion #DreamBig #ChessLessons #GukeshDommaraju #CheckmateYourDreams #Willpower #ViswanathanAnand #Legend #ChessChampion #DreamBigWorkHard #Inspiration #finsmart #pune #maharashtra #ahmedabad #viral #trending #toppost

A journey full of hurdles, but now he is inspiration for thousands of chess players. 🌈 #Nevergiveup on your dreams, because risk is better than regret. #chess #Gukesh #WorldChampion #KingGukesh #BeaBrand #ChessPlayer #pritammajhi #codeyourbrain #AdvancedInsaan

NTL Celebrates Gukesh's Historic Win! Ramesh D NTL family rejoices in Gukesh's triumph, celebrating the spirit of perseverance and excellence he embodies!! Gukesh Dommaraju, the 18-year-old Indian chess prodigy, has made history by becoming the youngest World Chess Champion, defeating reigning champion Ding Liren in the 2024 FIDE World Championship. Gukesh's fascination with chess began at seven, watching Viswanathan Anand and Magnus Carlsen battle it out in Chennai. He dreamed of becoming the youngest world chess champion, a goal he shared with IM Sagar Shah in 2017. Despite losing the first game, Gukesh's determination and mental strength, honed through his work with mental coach Paddy Upton, helped him bounce back. Gukesh's journey to the top was not without its challenges. He faced stiff competition from Ding Liren, who put up an impressive fight. However, Gukesh's strategic thinking and ability to exhaust every resource ultimately led to his triumph. Gukesh Mental Strength, Team Support, Strategic Thinking and his ability to push boundaries helped him outmaneuver opponents. Gukesh's historic win is a testament to his dedication and perseverance. #Gukesh #Worldchampionship #Celebration #Worldchesschampion # #NTL1999 #NTLINDIAPRIVATELIMITED #Ntlindiaprivatelimited #Employeetransportation #Logistics #innovation #management #futurism #marketing #perseverance

Checkmate! An 18-year-old just put India on top of the chess world. What does it take to become a world champion? India's D Gukesh has just shown us. At just 18, he didn't just play chess—he mastered it. He didn't just compete—he conquered. Becoming the World Chess Champion isn’t just about skill. It's about patience, strategy, and resilience. Gukesh reminds us that age is no limit when ambition meets action. His journey is proof that with relentless focus, dreams aren’t just achieved—they’re rewritten into history. To every dreamer out there, ask yourself: What’s your next move? LinkedIn News India #dgukesh #worldchampion #india

🏆 History Made in Chess! 🏆 Congratulations to Dommaraju Gukesh for becoming the youngest World Chess Champion in history by defeating Ding Liren. This monumental achievement not only inspires millions but also underscores the growing synergy between youth and mastery in chess. This resonates deeply with me, as my master’s thesis focused on using YOLO neural networks for recognizing and tracking chess piece movements—a technology applicable to chess-playing robots. Gukesh’s triumph exemplifies how innovation and dedication lead to greatness, whether in chess or technology! #Chess #AI #Innovation #YOLO #Robotics #MachineLearning

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India are the champions of the FIDE Chess Olympiad! Here’s a story of how an India-first mentality of players led us to this remarkable achievement. To give you some context, the chess Olympiad team consists of five players, and the respective associations must negotiate with these players to represent their country. Over the years, we’ve seen many players opting out of the Olympiad. For instance, Hikaru Nakamura recently chose not to be part of the USA team (had he played, it might have been a tough battle for India). India has always been able to assemble its strongest team for the competition and this year was no exception and this was a pivotal part in the success. Another example is Ding Liren, the current world champion, who decided to sit out against Gukesh during the India vs. China match to avoid revealing any strategies for his upcoming World Championship match. Gukesh, being the challenger of the world championship match, could have done the same, but he risked some of his personal glory in choosing to play the olympiad match. In the end, what truly matters is that we are the champions, and this is something every one of us can be proud of. #chess #olympiad #gukesh #chessolympiad2024 ChessBase India Chess.com Xplore by XLRI Kaushik Ghosh Sukanya Chatterjee