Aronian Seeks Truce with Kramnik, Appeals for Forgiveness Amidst Defamation Suit

Aronian Seeks Truce with Kramnik, Appeals for Forgiveness Amidst Defamation Suit

 03:32 15/07/2025

In a public plea, Armenian chess grandmaster Levon Aronian has urged Vladimir Kramnik, a former World Champion, to reconcile amidst a defamation lawsuit. Aronian's letter, shared on social media, expresses deep respect for Kramnik, acknowledging his significant influence. This follows Kramnik's lawsuit against Chessdom, GM David Navara, and others, stemming from disputes over alleged online cheating.
Anish Giri's Jesting Remark Follows Praggnanandhaa's Rise to Top Junior Chess Ranking

Anish Giri's Jesting Remark Follows Praggnanandhaa's Rise to Top Junior Chess Ranking

 03:35 14/07/2025

Anish Giri's witty remark on Praggnanandhaa becoming the World No.1 junior highlights the rise of young chess talents. Praggnanandhaa's UzChess Cup Masters 2025 victory, propelling him to World No.4 and India's top player, showcases his dominance. His dramatic win, praised by Viswanathan Anand, underscores his impressive character and solidifies his position as a leading force in chess.
Chess Sensation: 9-Year-Old Indian Player Draws with Magnus Carlsen in Online Tournament
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Magnus Carlsen Held to Draw by 9-Year-Old Indian Chess Prodigy in Online Clash
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Indian Chess Prodigy, 9, Secures Draw Against World Champion Magnus Carlsen

Chess Sensation: 9-Year-Old Indian Player Draws with Magnus Carlsen in Online Tournament OR Magnus Carlsen Held to Draw by 9-Year-Old Indian Chess Prodigy in Online Clash OR Indian Chess Prodigy, 9, Secures Draw Against World Champion Magnus Carlsen

 03:36 10/07/2025

Nine-year-old Aarit Kapil drew against world champion Magnus Carlsen in an online chess tournament, showcasing his impressive skills. While Aarit competed in Georgia, V Pranav secured first place in the 'Early Titled Tuesday' event. Carlsen also achieved a historic 2900 rating in freestyle chess, surpassing his previous classical peak and demonstrating his dominance in the chess world.
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