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What happens to you at the board begins to feel like it's happening to you in person.

— Viswanathan Anand

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Since the 1990s technology has taken some of the sheen off the Russian trainers and their methods.

When I first visited Moscow in the late 1980s, I was so intimidated. I thought I could be checkmated by every cabdriver.

My dream is chess played in every school in India. The Soviets would include a chessboard along with the bride’s trousseau to ensure that the children born of that marriage knew the rules of chess.

I learned to play fast without agonizing about strategy or overanalyzing individual moves

When I started out, Indians did not have much interest in chess…Now India seems to spawn new chess academies every day.

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