GM Pranav V from Chennai again wins international tournament while

Pranav won the Challengers Chess Tour and will play a match in Israel against statemate Praggnanandhaa for more than ₹8 lakh in prize money.

V Pranav: Chennai lad Pranav becomes India's 75th Grandmaster - The Economic Times

Asian Chess Championship: Praggnanandhaa beat Pranav Anand, moves into joint lead

Unbeaten Alexandr Predke finishes second at the Dubai Open 2022

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Visakh and Vishnu share lead in Chennai Open chess tournament- The New Indian Express

Laxman and Nitin win GRT Shasun Jain College Rapid and Blitz Rating Open 2022 - ChessBase India

Invincible Pranav Venkatesh wins Magnus Academy Challenge 2022, Bharath Subramaniyam third - ChessBase India

Four co-leaders in Sitges, Faustino Oro makes stellar appearance

GM Pranav V from Chennai again wins international tournament while playing another, sets up clash with Pragg - The South First

Pranav Venkatesh becomes India's 75th Grandmaster - ChessBase India

68th Tamil Nadu State Open: Pranav V takes sole lead 6.0/6 - ChessBase India