Chess Olympiad: Pragg and Vaishali, the golden siblings of Indian chess
When R. Praggnanandhaa was making waves after his spectacular performance in the FIDE World Cup around this time last year, Vaishali Rameshbabu was still better known as the elder sister of the prodigy ‘who also plays chess.’ A year on, the Chennai duo are now basking in the glory of being a rare golden sibling of the sport in the country.
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