Indian chess grandmaster Gukesh D revealed that he was ready to give his all to ensure India bagged the gold medal in the Chess Olympiad in Budapest, and his determination paid off as India claimed their historic maiden title.

World Championship challenger D Gukesh on Sunday said he didn't think about his personal achievements and was prepared to do 'whatever it takes' to secure India's maiden gold medal at the Chess Olympiad following near-misses in previous editions.

World Championship challenger D Gukesh expressed his delight as India's men’s chess team secured their maiden gold medal at the Chess Olympiad. After several close encounters in past editions, the Indian team,

It was a historic day in the Hungarian capital for Team India as they won gold for the first time ever in the tournament’s history, with their previous best performance being their bronze medal wins in Tromso 2014 and Chennai 2022 respectively.

Grandmaster Gukesh leads Indian men to potential gold at Chess Olympiad; Indian eves defeat China in impressive victory.

D Gukesh on Sunday said he didn't think about his personal achievements and was prepared to do "whatever it takes" to secure India's maiden gold medal at the Chess Olympiad.

The men's team's statement victory propelled Arjun Erigaisi and D Gukesh's rating close to the mark of 2800 and this is the first time ever that there are two Indians in top five of the world rankings.

D. Gukesh brought India one step closer to securing their first-ever gold medal in the Open Section of the Chess Olympiad on Saturday, September 21, in Budapest. The Grandmaster and World Championship contender delivered a key victory against the United States’ Fabiano Caruana, fueling India’s gold-medal pursuit in the 45th Chess Olympiad.

Grandmaster and World Championship challenger D Gukesh put it across Fabiano Caruana of the United States to raise visions of a gold medal for the Indian men in the 45th Chess Olympiad here.