The first game of the highly-anticipated World Chess Championship between Indian prodigy Gukesh and defending world champion Ding Liren is underway in Singapore. The 18-year-old Gukesh is aiming to make history by becoming the youngest ever world champion, while Ding Liren is looking to redeem himself after a recent dip in form. Follow our live updates as the two chess titans go head to head in a 14-game battle for the prestigious title.
In a highly anticipated match, Indian chess prodigy D. Gukesh is set to take on Chinese grandmaster Ding Liren in the World Chess Championship 2024. With both players known for their aggressive and strategic gameplay, the matchup promises to be a thrilling battle. Stay tuned for live updates and analysis as the match unfolds.
The world of chess is no stranger to intense pressure and competition, and the upcoming clash between 18-year-old challenger Gukesh and world champion Ding Liren is no exception. In a game where preparation is key, even seasoned players like Magnus Carlsen have felt the effects when facing the unknown. As Ding Liren looks to defend his title and Gukesh sets his sights on the championship, the world will witness a battle of nerves like no other in the world of chess.
Chess fans have witnessed an intense rivalry between India and Uzbekistan at the past two Olympiads, with each nation vying for the gold. As Uzbekistan's 20-year-old grandmaster Nodirbek Abdusattorov shares in an interview with The Indian Express, this rivalry is likely to continue as both teams have a wealth of young talent and potential. With Uzbekistan hosting the next Olympiad, the stage is set for an epic rematch between these two powerhouse teams.
In a departure from the norm, players and fans alike couldn't contain their excitement and were cheering their favorite players, Anish Giri, Nodirbek Abdusattarov, and Magnus Carlsen, ahead of the match between PBG Alaskan Knights and Alpine SG Pipers. This unorthodox and electrifying atmosphere is just one of the many ways the Tech Mahindra Global Chess League is changing the game of chess, making it more accessible and entertaining for all. Get ready for a thrilling match between two of the top chess teams in the league, as they battle it out for the prestigious title!
"World's Top Chess Players Battle it Out in London for the Global Chess League" Top chess stars from around the world, including Viswanathan Anand, Magnus Carlsen, Hikaru Nakamura, and Hou Yifan, are gathering in London for the second edition of the Tech Mahindra Global Chess League. This unique event, organized by Tech Mahindra and FIDE, features male, female, and junior players on each team, with a different points system and time control. The league comes at a perfect time, following India's historic victory at the Chess Olympiad and before the World title match between Ding Liren and D. Gukesh. The league's CEO, Sameer Pathak, expressed excitement for the sold-out weekend matches and the intriguing matchups between India's gold medal winners from the Olympiad.
India made history at the 45th Chess Olympiad in Budapest, with their men's and women's teams both taking home the gold medal. Not only did they win the team championships, but four Indian players also earned individual gold medals in their respective events. With this impressive showing, India cements its place as a rising powerhouse in the world of chess.
World-renowned chess player Magnus Carlsen will face off against American teenager Hans Niemann in the semi-finals of the Speed Chess Championship, marking their first meeting since a 2022 controversy where Carlsen implied Niemann had cheated in a game. The matches will be played online with all players present, leading to a tense and highly anticipated showdown. The American has also filed a $100 million defamation lawsuit against Carlsen and the chess platform Chess.com, ramping up the stakes of this already intense matchup.
Tvasta, a deep tech construction startup, recently launched Kerala's first concrete 3D printer lab in Ernakulam. The lab, equipped with cutting-edge technology and machinery, aims to revolutionize the construction industry by offering innovative solutions in 3D printing of concrete structures. Tvasta's launch event was attended by esteemed guests, including the Chief Guest Sh. Hari Kallikkat, IAS, Secretary Sports, Chandigarh Administration (UT), highlighting the significance of such initiatives in promoting innovation and fostering international partnerships. With its diverse range of applications and potential to transform the construction sector, Tvasta's concrete 3D printing technology is set to make waves in the global market.
After 18-year-old Indian chess player Praggnanandhaa managed to defeat world No. 1 Magnus Carlsen in a classical game at the Norway Chess tournament, he ended the day at the top of the open standings, while Vaishali secured the top spot in the women's standings. Carlsen's risky opening did not fare well against the young prodigy, who strategically put pressure on the five-time world champion. The victory marks a major milestone for Praggnanandhaa's career and solidifies his position as a rising star in the world of chess.