Ramesh Praggnanandhaa Amazes At 18: 5 Mind-Blowing Facts About India's Young Chess Prodigy

Chess prodigy Ramesh Praggnanandhaa, hailing from Chennai, amazes at 18 by becoming India's youngest finalist in the Chess World Cup 2023, triumphing over Fabiano Caruana in a tie-breaker. Notable for strategic prowess, he won accolades from a young age, including being the youngest international master at 10. Achieving a 2600 rating, he conquered Magnus Carlsen thrice, solidifying his remarkable rise in chess., Sports News, Times Now

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