Coach Ramesh RB, the Grand Master Indian Aravindh Chithambaram, Dronacharya winner, believes that the 25 -year -old is more talented than his Ward R Praggnanandhaa or the current world chess champion of Gukesh. Aravindh Chithambaram recently won the prestigious Prague Chess Masters 2025.
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The grand master of Indian chess Ramachandran Ramesh thinks that Autinh Chithambaram, who recently won the Prague Chess Masters 2025, is the most talented player in India after the five -time world champion Viswanathan Anand.
Ramesh, which heads the Gurukul chess academy in Chennai and has the best high-halves like R Praggnanandhaa and R Vaishali among its neighborhoods, has made the complaint while reflecting on the recent form of Cloques de Chithambaram.
Aravindh, which is currently classified 22nd in the world and has an Elo note of 2731, won the Chennai Grand Masters last year by defeating the world number 13 Levon Aronian before going to the world number 8 Praggnanandhaa and win the prestigious title of Prague last week.
Aravindh Chithambaram is “now sure of himself”
Ramesh believes that growing confidence in its own capacities has led to a sudden increase in Aravindh’s career.
“He is very talented, in fact the most talented after the five -time world champion Anand. But he did not believe in him. Sport.
Meanwhile, Aravindh is not sure what has changed in his game, but he is nevertheless delighted.
“I don’t know exactly what happened. Something has changed. I can’t understand it. Everything got together for me. Better late than never,” he said.
The 25 -year -old GM failures of Madurai added that the depth of Indian failures is so good now that they can align several teams at Olympiad.
“We could have two solid teams who will be suitors for the Olympiads. We can even go with three teams. This is the quality of Indian failures,” said Aravindh.
In 2024, male and female Indian teams won the Olympiad gold medals for the first time. Winning members were Du Gukesh, the current world chess champion, Praggnanandhaa, empties Gujrathi, Arjun Erigaisi, Pentala Harikrishna, Vauli, Divya Deshmukh, D Harika, Tania Sachdev and Vantika Agrawal.
