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And then there were four?
['Frederic Friedel', 'Editor-In-Chief Emeritus Of The Chessbase News Page. Studied Philosophy', 'Linguistics At The University Of Hamburg', 'Oxford', 'Graduating With A Thesis On Speech Act Theory', 'Moral Language. He Started A University Career But Switched To Science Journalism', 'Producing Documentaries For German Tv. In He Co-Founded Chessbase.']
Chess News
And then a few weeks ago I saw a fourth young Indian grandmaster on the verge of ascending into the top ten in the world.
Aravindh won the Indian National Chess Championship consecutively in 2018 and 2019.
This win marked his entry into the world's top 25 chess players.
In the Prague Masters this year Aravindh won this tournament, defeating strong competitors such as Anish Giri and Praggnanandhaa.
RB Ramesh is an Indian grandmaster from Chennai who is known for his chess academy “Chess Gurukul”.
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