3 Things World Chess Championship, risk from bottled water, and FIR against YSRCP leaders
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Dec 5, 2024 Amit Kamath, a leading journalist from The Indian Express, shares captivating insights into the World Chess Championship, focusing on the young Indian prodigy D Gukesh and his quest to defeat reigning champion Ding Liren. The discussion also touches on the growing prominence of Indian chess talents and the rigorous training they undergo. Additionally, the conversation highlights the recent classification of packaged drinking water as a high-risk food by India's FSSAI, reflecting on food safety regulations and their implications.
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Historic Chess Championship
- The 2024 World Chess Championship features two Asians, Ding Liren and D. Gukesh, competing for the title.
- Gukesh aims to be the youngest world chess champion, a historic feat.
World Chess Championship Significance
- The World Chess Championship, held since 1886, is the pinnacle of chess, with only two players competing.
- D. Gukesh, at 18, is the youngest player ever to compete, aiming to be the 18th World Champion.
Gukesh's Preparation
- Since age 11, Gukesh has aimed to be the youngest world champion, dedicating years to preparation.
- His training includes mind guru Paddy Upton and grandmasters helping with opening strategies.