India Celebrates Its 100th Chess Grandmaster Anuj Shrivatri

India has achieved a significant milestone by producing its 100th chess Grandmaster, Anuj Shrivatri. He secured this title by winning the seventh ASEAN Plus individual open chess championship held in the Philippines. Prime Minister Narendra Modi congratulated Anuj on social media, highlighting the growing popularity of chess among the youth in India. Anuj's victory marks a historic achievement for the country, showcasing the talent and dedication of Indian players in the international chess arena. The first Grandmaster of India, Viswanathan Anand, achieved this title in 1988, and now the nation celebrates this remarkable feat. Prime Minister Modi emphasized that having 100 Grandmasters reflects the immense talent and hard work of Indian players.