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    Global Chess League Season 4 kicks off in Bengaluru with Carlsen’s return

    The fourth Tech Mahindra Global Chess League season commenced in Bengaluru this Saturday. Six teams are competing in a nine-day franchise tournament featuring top chess players. World number one Magnus Carlsen returns to the league after a one-season absence. The league aims to highlight the human element of chess despite technological advancements. New features enhance spectator engagement and digital audience accessibility throughout the event.

    Four Indian Grandmasters eye Esports World Cup glory in Paris

    Four Indian Grandmasters will compete against Magnus Carlsen at the Esports World Cup. Nihal Sarin, Aravindh Chithambaram, and Pranesh M represent S8UL Esports. Arjun Erigaisi competes for Gen.G Esports, aiming for prize money. Indian participation has doubled this year, marking a significant presence. The tournament features a revised two-phase format for the chess competition.

    Ingrid Alexandra: Who is Norway's future queen in the viral clip showing her hugging shirtless Erling Haaland after Brazil win?

    Norway's World Cup triumph over Brazil has sparked a secondary sensation: a viral clip appearing to show Princess Ingrid Alexandra hugging a shirtless Erling Haaland. While the hug remains unconfirmed by royal officials, the princess and her brother were visibly jubilant in the stands. This historic win, Norway's first quarterfinal appearance, offers a welcome ray of sunshine amidst the royal family's recent health challenges.

    Indian chess stars R Praggnanandhaa, D Gukesh and Divya Deshmukh keep India's title hopes alive with wins

    India's young chess stars D Gukesh and R Praggnanandhaa delivered strong performances in Round 7 of Norway Chess. Gukesh won his Armageddon tie-break, while Praggnanandhaa secured a classical victory. Divya Deshmukh also bounced back with a win. These results keep India's challenge alive as the tournament heads into its final rounds.

    Praggnanandhaa beats Magnus Carlsen in Las Vegas Freestyle Chess Grand Slam Tour to knock world No. 1 out of title contention

    Indian Grandmaster R Praggnanandhaa triumphed over world number one Magnus Carlsen in Las Vegas. The victory occurred at the Freestyle Chess Grand Slam Tour. Praggnanandhaa won in 39 moves. This win marks Praggnanandhaa's success against Carlsen across all formats. Carlsen's loss eliminates him from title contention. The top players from each group advance to the quarterfinals.

    PM Modi lauds Arjun Erigaisi's historic achievement as Indian Grandmaster breaks 2800 rating mark

    Prime Minister Narendra Modi congratulates Arjun Erigaisi for surpassing the 2800 Elo rating in live chess, making him the youngest Indian and second player from the country to achieve this feat. Representing Team Alkaloid, Erigaisi's success in the 2024 European Chess Club Cup elevates him to World No. 3.

    The Economic Times
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