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Watch: Chess champion R Praggnanandhaa and his mother ride into his school on horse-drawn chariot

An unusual welcome for the 18-year-old 2023 FIDE World Cup runner-up R Praggnanandhaa and his mother Nagalakshmi.

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Sep 12, 2023 · 01:19 pm
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#WATCH | Chennai, Tamil Nadu: Indian Chess grandmaster and 2023 FIDE World Cup runner-up R Praggnanandhaa and his mother Nagalakshmi receive a grand welcome on a chariot at his school pic.twitter.com/gzZJTmdhpK

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