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  Rameshbabu Praggnanandhaa                          Back in 2017, in an interview with sports correspondent of firstpost.com, Rameshbabu told why he was initially reluctant to let his son take up chess as his career."We really didn't want Pragg to play chess, sustaining two chess careers was financially not an easy task", he reckons. His desire to play chess overcame every obstacle. Realising their son's desire, Praggnanandhaa's family enrolled him in a chess academy. Vaishali happens to be a two-time youth chess champion is a Woman International Master since 2016. Rameshbabu Praggnanandhaa. Initially, the family was worried but any amount of resistance could not stop Praggnanandhaa's desire to play chess. As of 2016, she was ranked second in India and world no. In a tweet, Praggnanandhaa's coach appreciates the efforts and commitment of his family. Living at a far-off place, he travels for an hour daily to reach che...