Chess Divide: Cultural Acceptance and Coaching Loyalty Key to South India's Dominance Over the North

Chess Divide: Cultural Acceptance and Coaching Loyalty Key to South India's Dominance Over the North

 00:05 19/08/2025

Indian chess reflects a stark North-South divide. While Tamil Nadu nurtures champions with cultural and institutional support, northern players struggle for legitimacy and infrastructure. Grandmasters and coaches highlight deep-rooted differences in perception, loyalty, and ambition.

 09:07 28/07/2025

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.
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