Gukesh Dommaraju, India’s chess champion, returned home after winning the 2024 FIDE World Championship. He will receive ₹11.45 crore in prize money but faces a tax of approximately 39-42% on his earnings.

Gukesh earned a whopping US$1.35 million, or Rs 11.45 crore, after defeating China’s Ding Liren to become the youngest chess world champion of all time. Money, however, isn’t a driving factor for the 18-year-old.

Gukesh isn’t alone in this domination plan, he’s just one of many. Indian chess is in safe hands. D Gukesh’s triumph at the FIDE World Chess Championship signals the dawn of a new era, and we’re all h

Grandmaster D. Gukesh returns to Chennai as a hero after winning the World Chess Championship. His victory marks a significant milestone in Indian chess, inspiring many across the nation.

D Gukesh, the youngest-ever World Chess Champion and India's chess prodigy, was honored at Velammal Nexus after clinching the 2024 FIDE World Championship in Singapore. Gukesh arrived to a warm welcome at Chennai Airport,

D Gukesh, an 18-year-old Indian, won the world chess championship. He is the youngest player to achieve this feat. Gukesh's mental conditioning coach, Paddy Upton, played a key role in his victory. Upton helped Gukesh manage the pressure of the tournament.

D Gukesh has become the youngest-ever world champion after defeating Ding Liren from China on Thursday at the World Chess Championship 2024 held in Singapore. Gukesh defeated Liren in the 14th and last game at the age of 18.

Upon his arrival, Gukesh was received by huge crowd and by members of the Sports Development Authority of Tamil Nadu (SDAT).

Gukesh D faced a triumphant return to his hometown of Chennai, mobbed by reporters and fans outside the airport.

Chennai erupted in joy as newly crowned world chess champion D Gukesh returned home. A massive crowd, including officials, students, and fans, greeted