Don't get carried away — chess prodigy Praggnanandhaa's coach RB Ramesh advises

After R. Praggnanandhaa defeated Magnus Carlsen in an online chess event, a lot of frenzy is taking place around the prodigy. His coach advises people to not get carried away.

FTX Crypto Cup: Praggnanandhaa beats Carlsen, but loses out on top prize

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Be like Praggnanandhaa, new chess catchphrase- The New Indian Express

The Habits that Honed a Champion: A peep into Praggnanandhaa's routine — Mind Mentorz

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The Rise Of Praggnanandhaa: From Teen Prodigy To A Chess Great In The Waiting

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Do you think R. Praggnanandhaa (Indian chess prodigy) can be a World Champion in the future? Why? - Quora

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