Praggnanandhaa's Historic Win: First Indian Champion at Norway Chess

Grandmaster Praggnanandhaa R triumphs as the first Indian to conquer Norway Chess, defeating world-renowned players, including Magnus Carlsen and Gukesh D. Supported by Adani Sportsline, his victory underscores Indian chess's rising prowess and inspires future generations. Adani Group lauds his extraordinary achievement in the sport's prestigious event.

Grandmaster Praggnanandhaa R made history by becoming the first Indian to win the renowned Norway Chess tournament, defeating a field of elite players, such as Magnus Carlsen and Gukesh D, in Oslo.

Praggnanandhaa's victory was sealed after holding fellow Indian Grandmaster Arjun Erigaisi to a draw, then winning in the Armageddon tiebreak, a feat celebrated by Gautam Adani as a testament to his endurance, intellect, and temperament.

Backed by Adani Sportsline's 'Garv Hai' initiative, Praggnanandhaa's success not only boosts Indian chess's global status but also inspires the nation's youth to pursue their dreams in the sport.