While in April, the 18-year-old Gukesh had received a one-of-a-kind welcome after winning the Candidates that put him in the World Chess Championship showdown with Ding Liren, on Monday his return to Chennai was chaotic and beyond anyone’s control.

Gukesh, who etched his name in history as the youngest World Chess Champion after dethroning Ding Liren of China in a gruelling 14-game match in Singapore, returned home to a hero’s welcome.

Gukesh Dommaraju became the youngest world champion in chess last week beating the defending champion Ding Liren in the final game. He returned home to a rousing reception at the Chennai airport on Monday (December 16).

India's chess star Gukesh Dommaraju returned to a hero's welcome in his home city on Monday after becoming the youngest world champion aged only 18.- 'Inspired millions' - Gukesh's father, a doctor, has been by his son's side in a rollercoaster ride that took off when he became India's youngest grandmaster aged 12 years,

Grandmaster D. Gukesh returns to Chennai as a hero after winning the World Chess Championship. His victory marks a significant milestone in Indian chess, inspiring many across the nation.

At just 18, D Gukesh has made history by becoming the youngest-ever World Chess Champion, defeating China's Ding Liren. His triumphant return to India was met with a hero's welcome, marking a significant milestone for Indian chess and paying tribute to his mentor,

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,