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Gukesh believes that defeats offer valuable lessons

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D. Gukesh: Youngest World Chess Champion Celebrates Success and Looks Ahead to Future Events

D. Gukesh, the youngest world chess champion, continues to make waves in the chess world with his impressive performances and positive attitude. After being felicitated by his alma mater and receiving a cash award of ₹one crore, the 18-year-old Grandmaster is gearing up for his next challenges.

Having recently participated in the Tata Steel tournament and the Freestyle Chess Grand Slam Tour in Germany, Gukesh is now setting his sights on the upcoming freestyle event in Paris. Despite facing some setbacks in his recent competitions, Gukesh remains optimistic and eager to improve his game.

Looking ahead to the Norway chess tournament in Stavanger, where he will have the opportunity to face off against World No. 1 Magnus Carlsen, Gukesh is excited about the learning experience it will provide. Reflecting on his journey in chess, Gukesh emphasizes the importance of dedication and willpower, regardless of one’s background or financial status.

As he continues to strive for excellence in the world of chess, Gukesh’s determination and passion serve as an inspiration to aspiring players everywhere. Stay tuned for more updates on his journey to chess greatness.

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