Viswanathan Anand's Perspective on Praggnanandhaa's World Chess Champion Ambitions and India's Rising Chess Stars

The pulsating teenager Rameshbabu Praggnanandhaa exudes confidence while charming a world chess champion. Viswanathan Anand, though, emphasizes the contentious path that lies ahead.

Despite acknowledging Praggnanandhaa's confidence, Anand cautions him that attempting to be on the chess planet is no easy accomplishment. Anand's remarks are not intended to belittle Praggnanandhaa but rather to emphasize the precise path to success where one person may get to the top.

Despite this, Praggnanandhaa receives appreciation from Anand for his commitment, toil, welcoming guarantee to information, and recent strong success in the World Cup. Praggnanandhaa is educated about current trends, game requirements, and is not nearly introducing the crucial work, according to Anand.

When asked whether Praggnanandhaa may be his successor, Anand remained reserved and said time will reveal the answer.

Anand calls bureaucracy the "golden creation" and points out that, except from Arjun Erigaisi, all of India's young chess players are adolescents. In this manner, Indian chess enthusiasts might see Indian players playing in prestigious events over the next 10 years.

Anand mentions Divya Deshmukh as a nice surprise and expresses his frustration with the development of talented female chess players in India.

Anand expresses confidence in India's chess team as they prepare for the Asian Games, but he warns against underestimating the tough teams from Uzbekistan, Vietnam, and China. He is certain that India's crew would do poorly in the tournament.