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18-year-old Indian D Gukesh receives praise from Elon Musk for becoming the youngest world chess champion

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At just 18 years old, D Gukesh has achieved a remarkable feat by becoming the youngest world chess champion. His victory over China’s Ding Liren in a thrilling 14-game showdown in Singapore has garnered attention from all over the world, including a congratulatory message from billionaire Elon Musk.

The young chess prodigy has been receiving accolades and appreciation for his historic win, with Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin announcing a cash prize of ₹5 crore to honor Gukesh’s monumental achievement. “His historic victory has brought immense pride and joy to the nation,” Stalin said in a post on social media.

Gukesh, who started playing chess at a young age, had dreamt of becoming the youngest world champion since 2017-18. Now, seven years later, he has turned his dream into reality. “I am just living my dream,” Gukesh said after his victory. “I was dreaming this moment for the last 10 years. Happy I realized this dream.”

The young champion also expressed gratitude towards his opponent, Ding Liren, calling him a “real world champion” and thanking him for the tough competition. Gukesh’s humility and sportsmanship have won him praise from fans and fellow players alike.

With his remarkable achievement at such a young age, D Gukesh has proven that hard work, dedication, and a dream can lead to incredible success in the world of chess. His journey to becoming the youngest world champion is an inspiration to aspiring chess players everywhere.

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