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Viswanathan Anand to new-gen chess stars: Growth, glory and the Rs 2 crore question

From not having a single Grandmaster until 1988 to producing 95 of them in less than four decades, India has come a long way in the sport of chess. But how expensive is it to become a Grandmaster in India and how much can you recoup? GM Srinath Narayanan and Fide Trainer Onkar Jadhav explain…

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