Viswanathan Anand Praises Indian Women’s Team for Historic Gold at Chess Olympiad

Indian women’s chess team made history by winning the first-ever gold medal at the Chess Olympiad in Budapest last week, and five-time world chess champion Viswanathan Anand couldn’t be more proud of their fantastic resilience.

Despite facing setbacks in the past, the Indian women’s team showed incredible focus and determination to clinch the gold medal. This victory marks a transformative moment in the history of women’s chess in India, with players like Harika Dronavalli and Vantika Agrawal shining bright on the international stage.

The team’s journey to gold was not without its challenges, with players like Tania Sachdev reflecting on past heartbreaks and missed opportunities. However, this triumph at the Olympiad signifies a turning point for women’s chess in India, with players like Divya Deshmukh and Vantika Agrawal leading the charge for future success.

With a perfect mix of experience and youth, the Indian women’s chess team is poised for even greater achievements in the future. This historic win has not only put Indian women’s chess on the map but has also inspired a new generation of players to aim for the stars.