Gravitas: 8-Year-Old Chess sensation Bodhana Sivanandan dominates European Blitz Championship
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- Опубликовано: 19 дек 2023
- Bodhana Sivanandan, an eight-year-old chess prodigy of Indian origin, makes history at the European Blitz Championship in Croatia. Competing against over 550 players, including grandmasters and international masters, she scored an impressive 8.5 out of 13.
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I lost to her in a league match in London last year. She sat on a cushion so she could see the board better! Many congratulations.
Not just Indian origins, but Indians have taken the Chess World by Storm. Pragg, Vaishali, Vidit, Gukesh, Arjun are some examples.
Sorry but by descibing her as "Indian Origin" your racism is showing. Why would you refuse to acknowledge her nationality? She's BRITISH. Is that so hard for you to say?
@@KenFullman First things first: Racism - From the words of Wikipedia, it is defined as "Racism is discrimination and prejudice against people based on their race or ethnicity." I never discriminated her in my comment. Neither do I do anywhere else. Telling about someones origin isn't discrimination I believe. Thats just a fact which shows that where her roots originally were, that again means that her mother and/or father and even her grandparents are from a different country, and this is what I believe a country's origin mean. Saying country's origin of a person is not racism. Learn the meaning of racism.
Secondly: I never said she was Indian. She is British and that is a fact. And moreover, I was emphasizing on the fact that Indians were taking the chess world by storm and not only Indian origins. You cannot deny the fact that her parents are originally Indian which is another way of saying she is of Indian origin. I prefer to speak facts and it is not hard at all.
So the reality is: She is BRITISH and is of INDIAN ORIGIN. Is it so hard for you to understand? Please educate yourself about Racism. You people don't know the meaning of racism and use it in every other comment.
Have a good day.
@@prrockzedYour racism comes so naturally you don't even realise when you're being racist to the BRITISH. I never claimed you were being racist towards this girl. Why did it take my complaint to get you to admit that she's British?
I have nothing but respect for the Indians. I'm also proud of the positive influence they've had on our nation (and all of civilisation) From Brahmagupta's invention of Zero to Ramanujan's massive contributions to the advancement of modern mathematics (and yes,all the chess masters as well).
But when the word "British" is so obviously being airbrushed out of this particular story, it becomes conspicuous by it's absence.
Being British is nothing this girl needs to be ashamed of.
@@KenFullman Got it. If I/someone says 'Rishi Sunak and Vivek Ramaswamy are of Indian origins' without really mentioning their nationality then they are being racist towards that particular country(here, in the UK and the USA respectively).
According to you, when a person mentions the nationality of someone when mentioning their origins, only then is the person not racist. Mentioning the nationality(when mentioning origins) is a must.
And yeah, I too respect everybody who respects us. I have nothing against Britishers who are not racist.
But still, since I didn't mention her nationality(which is British) then I am racist(towards Britain), so let me be(according to you). Peace✌.
@@prrockzed "since I didn't mention her nationality(which is British) then I am racist(towards Britain),"
I think they were suggesting you're racist against Indians. Either, way this person is clearly in exigent need of a crash course in critical thinking.
Is this the same girl, who played a British GM and whispered, "Petar, it's a check"?
yeah
Our Indian player are no less. Some of the best players. In fact, today is one of the most important tournaments happening in chennai.
Congratulations young lady!
She is just 8 and gets her calling. I am 20 and yet to find one
Wow ...best wishes 🙏
Another Tamil Chess prodigy
Congratulations 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
i would complain about having sunak in the photo if i was her
Thank you also to her mentor the Iranian/British international master Ali Mortazavi
Kid pretty cool. I like watching this Russian league of Chess players. I don't really know how to play, but I like watching them move their pieces. Some of the little kids move their pieces like the pieces these fantasy beings, float on air. People, who know a subject too good, like chess, I would imagine, are way into strategy to notice board game mastery, a game of milliseconds, or a game of sleight of hand and dexterity. That why a kid, like Bodhana, an ideal ambassador for super cool game like Chess. I don't think she move her pieces as good as this Russian kid, that I watch.
👌👍👏🙌🤝
Haven't met the blitz prodigy 8 year old Russian boy , Roman Rodghiev.
Jai Hinduja. We Indian origins are now the top dogs in all fields.
We aren't dogs, we are still humans
Play Magnus 😊😊
✨🥇✨ 👶👏🌺
Chess should be a non-segregated sport!
Indian origin😂😂,don't call her english😂😂
Indians are saving British!
Sunak certainly isnt
From who? The cowboys?
He cannot british are v lazy at work I seen it in many companies
Stop pushing your Indian patriotism in every country.
She isn't even Indian and she's sri Lankan tamil and most tamils don't even identify with that nation just their ethnicity.
So she isnt British then
If her talk she has an english accent so shes english
Love how White people leave out the part that she's brown when talking abt her as if she's a part of them. But love to bring it up whenever there's an immigrant problem 🤣🤣
Why do you feel the need to bring up colour. I think your racism is showing.
@@KenFullmanoh the hypocrisy please stop. Its just funny that you guys are so dumb at chess and then now here comes the potentially greatest ever english player of all time who will also have origins from a former English colony. All the racist tension between you english and us indians should fly away when we are helping your irrelevant country be relevant i guess 🤣
Bodhana Sivanandan is from the UK she isnt an immigrant.
@@kye4216 shes hindu, shes brown, both her parents are from India. Cry more.
@@Chingbong1 have you ever listened to her speak? She has an English accent.
It matters where you grow up not where your parents were born.
indian /bharat who created chess .....nothing new.
She is Sri Lankan, not Indian origin, too much of appropriation...
SHE'S BRITISH! talk about appropriation!
just because she's Tamil doesn't mean she's Sri Lankan
@@neuriel Awesome, yes very true, great discovery. But she is Sri Lankan heritage for sure. They became refugees when Indians invaded Sri Lanka and let Sri Lankan Army bomb and kill them.
@@KenFullman Absolutely, British of Sri Lankan heritage..
@@neuriel yes you are right, her parents are from Tamil Nadu