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Even after winning the world title, his ₹16.5 crore reward is less than half of Rishabh Pant’s ₹27 crore IPL deal.
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Gukesh started playing chess at 7. His talent showed early, but the road ahead was full of challenges.
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He left school after Class 4 to focus on chess. His father quit his job to train him, and his mother supported every step.
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In 2024, he led India to its first Chess Olympiad gold, scoring 9 out of 10 — a proud moment for the country.
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At 18, he became the youngest Candidates winner and later the World Chess Champion, following Anand’s legacy.
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Gukesh’s journey proves that dedication and family support can turn dreams into reality.
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