IMAGE: Indian Grandmaster Aravindh Chithambaram won the Prague Masters, his first major title, finishing ahead of established names like compatriot R Praggnanandhaa, in Prague on Friday.

Meanwhile, World No. 8 Praggnanandhaa finished tied second on five points, falling short after a loss to Giri in the final round. The Dutch GM outmaneuvered Praggnanandhaa in a King's Indian ...

World No. 8 Praggnanandhaa finished tied second with five points after losing to Dutchman Anish Giri. Tamil Nadu's Aravindh ended on six points out of a possible nine after his three victories and ...

With this result, Aravindh took his tally to 5.5 points, maintaining a half-point lead over compatriot R Praggnanandhaa, who drew with Vietnam’s Quang Liem Le. In the final round, Aravindh will ...

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Indian chess appears to have discovered another star with 25-year-old Grandmaster Aravindh Chithambaram winning the Prague Masters event, finishing ahead of established names including compatriot R ...

Meanwhile, fellow Indian GM R Praggnanandhaa remains in contention, keeping the title race competitive. An Indian chess Grandmaster is inching towards the title at Prague Chess Masters 2025 and it’s ...

He was better known as a friend, guide, elder brother and sparring partner to many of his younger peers such as R Praggnanandhaa. But in the last few months he has made such rapid strides that he has ...

Prague: India’s dominance in chess continued unabated with Grandmaster Aravindh Chithambaram winning the first major title of his career after finishing ahead of established names including compatriot ...