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Aravindh Chithambaram Emerges Victorious at Prague Masters 2025

Aravindh Chithambaram Makes History with Prague Masters 2025 Victory

India’s chess prodigy, Aravindh Chithambaram, has etched his name in the annals of chess history by clinching the prestigious Prague Masters 2025 title. The 25-year-old Grandmaster displayed exceptional skill and strategic prowess to outshine some of the world’s best players, including his compatriot R Praggnanandhaa, in a thrilling nine-round tournament.

Aravindh’s path to victory was not without its challenges, as he faced tough opponents and intense pressure throughout the competition. However, his unwavering determination and tactical brilliance saw him emerge victorious with a total of six points, securing his first major triumph on the international stage.

In the final round, Aravindh showcased his strategic acumen by opting for the Caro-Kann Defense against Gurel Ediz of Turkey. Despite sacrificing a pawn early in the game, he expertly navigated the complexities and forced a draw, ultimately sealing his victory in the tournament.

Reflecting on his historic win, Aravindh expressed gratitude to his mentor, GM RB Ramesh, for his guidance and support. He also highlighted his memorable clash against Anish Giri as his best game of the tournament, showcasing his exceptional talent and determination on the chessboard.

Meanwhile, Aravindh’s compatriot and World No. 8, Praggnanandhaa, put up a strong performance throughout the tournament but fell short in the final round against Giri. Despite the setback, Praggnanandhaa’s impressive showing reaffirms India’s dominance in the world of chess.

With his victory at the Prague Masters 2025, Aravindh has solidified his position among the world’s elite chess players. His current live rating of 2743 places him at World No. 14, paving the way for more top-tier tournament invitations and further opportunities to showcase his exceptional talent on the global stage.

As Aravindh basks in the glory of his historic win, chess enthusiasts around the world eagerly anticipate his future performances and the continued rise of Indian chess on the international scene.

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