Three-year-old chess prodigy Anish Sarkar, the youngest-rated player in history, met his idol, Magnus Carlsen, who offered encouragement and advice. Carlsen, impressed by Anish’s abilities, emphasised the importance of enjoying the game over focusing on ratings and titles. Mentored by GM Dibyendu Barua, Anish’s exceptional talent has propelled him to achieve remarkable milestones at a young age.
Related Posts
Bill Maher torches Trump: ‘Flirting with dictatorship doesn’t stay flirting’
Weeks after a cordial dinner, Bill Maher sharply criticized Donald Trump, cautioning against his flirtation with authoritarianism. Maher referenced Trump’s past remarks about exceeding term […]
‘Art of turning victory into defeat … ‘: Shiv Sena on Congress’s Haryana debacle
Shiv Sena’s Saamana editorial criticizes Congress’s overconfidence and internal conflicts as reasons for their loss in Haryana elections. It suggests Congress mismanaged a favorable anti-BJP […]
WATCH: What LSG owner said in the dressing room after DC loss
Ashutosh Sharma’s unbeaten 66 led Delhi Capitals to a thrilling one-wicket win over Lucknow Super Giants in the IPL, chasing a target of 210. Despite […]