3 Things Double Gold at Chess Olympiad, decongesting Mumbai, and PM Modi at UN Summit
Sep 24, 2024
Amit Kamath, a journalist, dives into the Indian team's stellar performance at the 45th Chess Olympiad, discussing the rise of a 'Golden Generation' in chess. Sweety Adimulam shares details about a groundbreaking Ring Road project in Mumbai, aiming to ease congestion and improve commuting by 2029. Lastly, the conversation touches on Prime Minister Narendra Modi's impactful address at the UN Summit, highlighting global cooperation on pressing issues like climate change and technology.
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Gukesh's Redemption
- Gukesh had a critical loss against Uzbekistan in the 2022 Olympiad, missing a potential gold medal.
- This year, he redeemed himself with a dominant performance, showcasing his growth and resilience.
Women's Team Triumph
- India's women's team gold medal win is as significant, if not more so, than the men's.
- The women's win was unexpected, highlighting the team's strength and resilience.
India's Chess Dominance
- India's success in chess in 2024 includes three players in the Candidates Tournament and Gukesh's historic win.
- Pragyananda defeated Magnus Carlsen, further solidifying India's dominance in the chess world.