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In a very controversial finish at the 2020 chess olympiad, R Praggnanandhaa manages to bring joint gold medals along with Russia. Today indeed is a very proud moment for all the Indians. Owing to the pandemic, this was the first time in history that Chess Olympiad has been conducted virtually, later on, The game was stretched until the last few seconds. Two Indians were said to have lost in the very final moment because of connectivity issues. Russia was declared the winner after two Indian players, Nihal Sarin and Divya Deshmukh protested on the controversial decision which was reviewed afterwards. The world chess body tweeted, “FIDE President Arkady Dvorkovich made a decision to give gold medals of FIDE Online #ChessOlympiad to both teams -India and Russia.” 🇷🇺 Russia and India 🇮🇳 are co-champions of the first-ever FIDE Online #ChessOlympiad. Tournament's website: https://t.co/bIcj0hRMek#chess #IndianChess #шахм...

Nobody ever won a chess game by resigning.” – Savielly Tartakower Rameshbabu Praggnanandhaa is a 14-year-old from Chennai, who is checkmating not just kings on the board, but history itself. At the age of 12, he has secured the title of ‘ The Second Youngest Grandmaster in the World .’ R Praggnanandhaa Praggnanandhaa began at an early age, influenced by his sister, Vaishali. Both the brother-sister duo are now internationally acclaimed chess champions. He is one of the most talented child prodigies emerging in the field of chess. At the age of 5, he started playing at tournaments and soon went on his way to become the U-8 champion. Praggnanandhaa is on a forward-moving journey; he has also hailed as the U-10 champion. Little Grandmaster – R Praggnanandhaa In his long list of impressive achievements, this was just the beginning. At just the age of 10, he became the Youngest International Master (IM) in entire human history. Not only this, but he also persev...