Friday, December 27, 2024
HomeChess NewsMother Padma Kumari says it was a tough decision not to send...

Mother Padma Kumari says it was a tough decision not to send D Gukesh to school, according to Chess News.

Date:

Related stories

Bharat Kumar from Telangana emerges victorious in chess tournament in Kanpur

Bharat Kumar Reddy Poluri of Telangana emerges victorious in...

Magnus Carlsen’s slow start on Day 1 of World Rapid Championship

Magnus Carlsen's Rough Start at 2024 FIDE World Rapid...

D Gukesh: The Youngest World Chess Champion and His Mother Padma Kumari – A Journey of Sacrifice and Triumph

The story of D Gukesh, the youngest World Chess Champion, is not just one of extraordinary talent and skill, but also of the unwavering support and sacrifices made by his mother, Padma Kumari. In a recent interview, Padma opened up about the tough decisions the family had to make, including withdrawing Gukesh from formal schooling to focus entirely on his passion for chess.

Despite facing scepticism and challenges, Padma never wavered in her belief in her son’s talent and hard work. She emphasized the deep trust in God that guided their decisions, even when many questioned the unconventional path they had chosen. The recent victory of Gukesh in the World Chess Championship is a testament to the family’s unwavering dedication and belief in his abilities.

The Tamil Nadu State Government recently honored Gukesh for his outstanding achievements in chess, with Chief Minister M.K. Stalin personally felicitating the young prodigy and presenting him with a cheque for Rs 5 crore. The event was a celebration of Gukesh’s remarkable journey and a recognition of the sacrifices and dedication that have led him to become a world champion at such a young age.

Latest stories