Gukesh isn’t alone in this domination plan, he’s just one of many. Indian chess is in safe hands. D Gukesh’s triumph at the FIDE World Chess Championship signals the dawn of a new era, and we’re all h

India's D Gukesh joined the ranks of multi-millionaires after winning the World Chess Championship. However, the 18-year-old sensation from Chennai insists that money is not what drives his passion for the game.

Gukesh D. becomes the youngest FIDE World Chess Champion, defeating Chinas Ding Liren. Heres a country-wise breakdown of chess champions since 1948, highlighting Indias rise.

D Gukesh became the youngest-ever World Chess champion after defeating Ding Liren in a dramatic showdown, marked by a crucial blunder from the defendi

The 18-year-old Indian grandmaster D Gukesh wins the FIDE World Chess Championship 2024 to become the youngest winner in the history of the sport

18-year-old Indian GM D Gukesh ousted Chinese GM Ding Liren in the final Game 14 of the FIDE World Championship. He has become the youngest world champion in the history of chess. With his monumental win, Gukesh also became just the 18th GM. He is also the second Indian GM after the legendary Viswanthan Anand to win this prestigious title.

Gukesh Dommaraju, an 18-year-old Indian chess grandmaster, has made history by becoming the youngest undisputed World Chess Champion. Born in Chennai, India, Gukesh began playing chess at the age of seven and quickly rose through the ranks,

The chess champion, whose fabulous feat sparked a veritable ownership battle between Tamil Nadu, where he was born, and Andhra Pradesh where his family hails from, is expected to charge anywhere between ₹70 lakh to ₹1 crore per year per endorsement.

Gukesh, who topped an excellent year with a win in Singapore opined that as important as the journey is, so is the destination and that is one of the reasons to be mindful of the result. The teenager reflected that his yearning to win wasn't eclipsed by the fear of conceding a defeat.

Eighteen-year-old D Gukesh, the new World Chess Champion, credits his parents' sacrifices for his historic win against Ding Liren. His mother's constant reminder to be a good person alongside a great chess player has shaped his journey.