PM Narendra Modi Gets Uncommon Blessing From India Chess Star Vantika Agarwal After Twofold Gold Win

Indian Prime Serve Narendra Modi gotten a uncommon blessing from chess star Vantika Agarwal amid his assembly with the Chess Olympiad 2024 twofold gold winners.

Prime Serve Narendra Modi gotten a uncommon blessing from chess star Vantika Agarwal amid his assembly with the Chess Olympiad 2024 twofold gold victors. Amid the assembly, PM Modi reviewed that he sorted out the ‘Swarnim Chess Mahotsav’ as portion of his Khel Mahakumbh activity back in 2010 when he was the Chief Serve of Gujarat. In 2012, he sorted out ‘Swami Vivekananda Mahila Chess Mahotsav’ in Gandhinagar which was gone to by 3,500 ladies chess players. Vantika moreover took portion in the occasion and she talented PM Modi with a picture from that event.

The picture appeared PM Modi felicitating Vantika amid the occasion and he communicated his joy at getting such a ‘special’ gift.

Prime Serve Narendra Modi watched a amusement of bullet chess between two individuals of India’s 45th Chess Olympiad-winning group, R Praggnanandhaa and Arjun Erigaisi, amid a visit by the Indian men’s and women’s chess groups to his home on Wednesday.

In the as of late concluded Chess Olympiad, India’s men’s and women’s groups made history by securing gold decorations for the to begin with time in their particular categories, joining the tip top positions of nations to have accomplished a twofold gold in the same version of the competition.

Following this momentous accomplishment, PM Modi met the Indian men’s and women’s chess groups at his home on Wednesday to celebrate their victory at the Universal Chess League (FIDE) Chess Olympiad.

The Prime Serve shared a video on his official social media of Praggnanandhaa and Arjun playing bullet chess, captioning it: “Bullet Chess by two Grandmasters. Extraordinary! India’s chess future is exceptionally bright.”

In the men’s competition, the USA secured moment put, with Uzbekistan winning bronze. In the women’s competition, Kazakhstan claimed the silver decoration, and the USA took bronze.

In the last circular of the competition, the Indian men’s team–comprising D Gukesh, R Praggnanandhaa, Arjun Erigaisi, Vidit Gujrathi, and Pentala Harikrishna–defeated Slovenia to clinch the gold award. Triumphs from Gukesh and Arjun gave India a 2-0 lead, securing the gold. Praggnanandhaa afterward won his amusement, and Vidit drew his, coming about in a 3.5-0.5 win for India.

In the mean time, the Indian women’s team–featuring Harika Dronavalli, R Vaishali, Divya Deshmukh, Vantika Agarwal, and Tania Sachdev–also won gold after beating Azerbaijan 3.5-0.5. Harika, Divya, and Vantika won their particular matches in the last circular, whereas Vaishali drew her amusement against Ulviyya Fataliyeva.