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.
In a major upset at the Norway Chess tournament, India's 18-year-old chess prodigy Praggnanandhaa managed to defeat reigning world champion Magnus Carlsen for the first time in a classical game. Despite facing a risky opening from Carlsen, Praggnanandhaa maintained his composure and even ended up with a better position. This win also propelled him to the top of the open standings, while his sister Vaishali topped the women's standings. This was a remarkable victory for Praggnanandhaa, who was trailing on the clock for most of the game against the experienced Carlsen.
D Gukesh, a 17-year-old chess prodigy, made history by becoming the youngest challenger to the world title after his victory at the Candidates Chess Tournament in Toronto. He received a warm welcome upon arriving in Chennai, India, where hundreds of fans lined up to greet him. Gukesh expressed his joy and gratitude, attributing his success to his hard work and determination, and thanked his supporters for their constant encouragement.
Despite Punjab failing to defend a low score against Gujarat, fast bowler Harshal Patel's 3-wicket haul and improved form in the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2024 has impressed his team's bowling coach. In other sports news, India's 17-year-old Grandmaster D Gukesh made history by becoming the youngest ever challenger for the World Championship title in chess. Cricket experts Sabyasachi Chowdhury and Diya Kakkar discuss the upcoming match between RR and MI in Jaipur, with Mumbai looking to avenge their previous loss.
In a high stakes game, Indian teenager D Gukesh is just one win away from becoming the youngest ever player to compete at the World Chess Championship. With a slight edge over veteran Hikaru Nakamura, Gukesh holds his fate in his own hands as he takes on Nakamura in the final round of the FIDE Chess Candidates tournament. Meanwhile, other top contenders for the championship title, including India's Vidit Gujrathi, are also in the mix for a chance at victory in the nail-biting final round. Follow our live coverage for all the latest updates on the thrilling final round of the tournament.
Indian chess player D Gukesh emerged victorious over Alireza Firouzja in the ongoing Candidates 2024 tournament, taking the top spot in the standings. Gukesh will now face tough competition from experienced players such as Ian Nepomniachtchi, Fabiano Caruana, and Hikaru Nakamura in the final round. Meanwhile, in the women's section, Vaishali Rameshbabu from India has made a comeback with her fourth consecutive win.
After 13 rounds, the Candidates chess tournament is reaching its climax with Gukesh, a 17-year-old from India, leading the pack with 8.5 points. In the final round, Gukesh will face Nakamura while Caruana takes on Nepomniachtchi in a four-horse race for the top spot. If Gukesh wins, he will challenge the world champion Ding Liren next year, but if he loses, Nakamura will take the lead and play for the title. The outcome of Day 14 will determine the next world chess champion.
Get ready for the day with the most important news from today's edition - Congress party's manifesto launch for the upcoming Lok Sabha elections, TN CM Stalin's interview on defending the core of India, and a rundown of the best shows to binge-watch this weekend. Plus, a peek at the Chess Candidates Tournament 2024 round 2 featuring five Indian players.
The FIDE Candidates tournament saw an intense game between India's Vidit Gujrathi and America's Hikaru Nakamura, with Vidit coming out on top in the end. This marks a significant victory for India in the world of chess, with Vidit defeating a top-ranked American player. The match was closely followed by fans around the world and has generated a lot of buzz in the chess community.
The highly anticipated Candidates 2024 tournament kicked off in Toronto, Canada with a series of draws on the first day. Despite a promising start with the white pieces, Nijat Abasov settled for a draw against Ian Nepomniachtchi. Meanwhile, all eyes were on young chess phenoms Praggnanandhaa and Firouzja, who also ended their match in a draw. Chess fans are eagerly awaiting the next round to see who will hold the early lead in the race to challenge the World Champion.