🛑 Stop Whatever You’re Doing and Listen to This! 🛑

On December 12, history was made. 🌟 Gukesh Dommaraju, an 18-year-old chess prodigy, became the youngest Chess World Champion, defeating the reigning champion, Ding Liren. 🏆 But his story is about so much more than just this victory—it's a testament to passion, sacrifice, and an unyielding love for chess. ♟️

👉 Started young, dreamed big
At just 7 years old, Gukesh picked up chess, and by 12, he had already become the second youngest Grandmaster in history. To chase his dream, Gukesh left full-time school after Class 4 and devoted his life entirely to the game.

👉 Behind every hero, there’s a team of heroes
Gukesh's journey wouldn’t have been possible without his family. His father, Dr. Rajinikanth, an ENT surgeon, left his medical career to support Gukesh’s chess aspirations, while his mother, Dr. Padma, provided stability and encouragement.
But the support didn’t stop there. Viswanathan Anand, India’s first Chess World Champion, played a pivotal role in mentoring Gukesh through the WestBridge Anand Chess Academy, shaping him into the world-class player he is today.

👉 A moment that sums up his greatness
Even after his historic win, Gukesh took a moment to reset the chessboard—a simple act that speaks volumes about his respect for the game. It’s this humility, discipline, and dedication that make Gukesh a true champion, both on and off the board.

🎉 Why this win matters
Gukesh's victory is not just personal—it’s a proud moment for India, highlighting our nation’s rising dominance in the chess world. With every move, Gukesh inspires millions to dream big and work relentlessly to achieve thei