Chennai's Harshavardhan GB becomes India's 97th Grandmaster

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Harshavardhan GB, 22, from Chennai, secures India's 97th Grandmaster title in chess, achieving the final GM norm at the 2nd Chola Chess GM Norm Tournament, marking a relief after a 6-year pursuit since his International Master title in 2020.

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