World Chess Championship 2024 – D Gukesh: In the wake of D Gukesh‘s historic triumph at the FIDE Candidates tournament, India’s chess community is buzzing with excitement as plans unfold for the upcoming World Chess Championship. At just 17 years old, Gukesh etched his name in the annals of chess history by clinching victory and earning the coveted spot to challenge reigning champion Ding Liren.
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D Gukesh’s remarkable journey to become the youngest ever winner of the Chess Candidates 2024 tournament has captured the imagination of chess enthusiasts worldwide. With his sights set on the ultimate prize – the World Chess Championship title, Gukesh’s meteoric rise has reignited India’s passion for the game.
The All India Chess Federation (AICF) has wasted no time in seizing the opportunity to showcase India’s prowess on the global stage. Newly elected secretary Dev Patel has affirmed India’s intention to bid for the hosting rights of the highly anticipated World Championship clash between Gukesh and Ding Liren. Discussions with FIDE, the apex chess body, are underway, with India poised to offer the perfect platform for this monumental showdown.
For Patel and the AICF, hosting the World Chess Championship is not merely about securing a prestigious event; it’s about nurturing the growth of chess in India. With a keen understanding of the game’s intricacies and the support of stakeholders across the nation, the AICF is committed to elevating chess to new heights of popularity and acclaim.
As preparations intensify, several states, including Gujarat, Tamil Nadu, Telangana, and Andhra Pradesh, are vying to host the championship. While excitement runs high, the AICF is conducting a thorough assessment of logistical requirements, potential venues, and financial considerations. With stakeholders rallying behind the bid, India aims to provide Gukesh with the ideal setting to realize his dream of becoming world champion.
D Gukesh’s unprecedented success has set the stage for a momentous chapter in Indian chess history. As the nation prepares to make its bid to host the World Chess Championship, the spirit of anticipation and possibility permeates every corner of the chess world. With Gukesh leading the charge, India stands ready to welcome the world and showcase its passion for the game on the grandest stage of all.
FAQ
Who will D Gukesh be challenging in the World Chess Championship?
Gukesh will be challenging defending champion Ding Liren of China in the World Chess Championship
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