Carlsen in an interview with ChessBase India after winning the Grenke Chess Classic 2019:
"India is going to be the strongest chess country in the world and I see no reason to go back on that. There are just so many fearless young players."
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In an interview with @pai_aditya, @MagnusCarlsen talks about his #grenkechess victory, future of Indian chess and the growing popularity of the sport in his homeland Norway
https://t.co/wGLUo1hlze
Very happy to see my piece for @FirstpostSports on Alireza Firouzja's forfeit at the Grenke Chess Open cited in @realDailyWire!
https://t.co/tgJ2sg9noG
Iranian GM #AlirezaFirouzja forfeits game due to opponent Or Bronstein’s Israeli nationality at #GRENKEChess Open, reports @pai_aditya
https://t.co/NTDQdM2JqF
While #MagnusCarlsen is, indeed, a favourite to win the #GRENKEchess tournament, the field is fierce. So will #Caruana successfully defend his title, will #Anand score his first big win of the year, or will it be another ‘Magnus Opus’? | By @pai_aditya
https://t.co/F6n6Ztd85n
In an interview with @pai_aditya, @anishgiri talked about his connection with India, his work with @viditchess and @vishy64theking and the current boom in Indian chess and his prospects of playing in the country
https://t.co/gfzRwic4zD
Thirty years after winning his first title in Wijk, @vishy64theking opens up on his journey in last three decades in a freewheeling chat with @pai_aditya#TataSteelChess
https://t.co/z3U2WkdW5D
The thirteenth and final round of the Masters’ segment of #TataSteelChess saw Magnus Carlsen hold Anish Giri to a draw in a 30-move long game to clinch the title. | By @pai_aditya
https://t.co/F2aK0nbHQV
Magnus Carlsen, as he is known to do, kept probing in an attempt to trick his opponent. On his 70th turn, Viswanathan Anand made a critical error that threw away the game. He had to resign just six moves later. | By @pai_aditya#TataSteelChess
https://t.co/ZCqNY6HERL
#TataSteelChess: Regardless of the accomplishments of his opponents, @viditchess remains undeterred and is looking forward to playing each game as it comes | By @pai_aditya
https://t.co/Iiyk202LS3
What's on #ChessBase today: Report on the first three rounds of the Asian Continental Championship from @pai_aditya, plus @Carl_Portman reviews ChessBase 15, @Kasparov63 teaches, writes and gives interviews, @london_chess semifinals head to rapid & blitz. https://t.co/tqZZ3FxX2C
World champion Magnus Carlsen and his challenger, Fabiano Caruana agreed to their tenth straight draw in London, leaving the match in a 5-5 deadlock.
@pai_aditya with the analysis of the 10th game.
#worldchesschampionship
https://t.co/KpYmvkWzzo
Two games ago, @MagnusCarlsen said he was looking forward to his double whites against @FabianoCaruana. Turns out, #Carlsen neither struck nor was he vulnerable as Game 7, the second of his double whites games, ended in a draw, writes @pai_aditya https://t.co/bGMYd8XnRW
Four games into the #WorldChessChampionship, the deadlock had still remained with all games drawn. Just over three hours into the fifth, a draw was agreed between @MagnusCarlsen and title challenger, @FabianoCaruana, writes @pai_aditya https://t.co/jsvzYBBzKd
The content of the video mostly reveals some of @FabianoCaruana's preparation with black. If authentic, this could require team Caruana to revamp its preparation with black, writes @pai_aditya#WorldChessChampionship2018 https://t.co/qPoYZGBBul