India's Vaishali qualifies for women's Candidates, emulates Humpy - Hindustan Times

Vaishali and Praggnanandhaa make history as the first-ever brother-sister duo to become Grandmasters

This Indian chess prodigy shocked the world. RT reveals the story of the people behind his success — RT India

ChessBase India on X: This 17-year-old WGM from India will take the women's chess by storm in the years to come! Just look at her confidence! She is Vaishali R. India's 13th

Vaishali follows brother Prag to seal Candidates berth

Praggu's 'Magnus' Opus: How sister's hobby shaped young chess wizard Praggnanandhaa's life

1440 Daily Digest on X: Meet the brother-sister duo that are set to become chess grandmasters. Rameshbabu Praggnanandhaa became the second-youngest Grandmaster in 2018. Praggnanandhaa's sister, Vaishali, became the the third-ever female

Chess World Cup finalist Praggnanandhaa's secret: Home-cooked meals which his mother carries in a cooker around the world - BusinessToday

Grandmaster Praggnanandhaa helping his sister turn queen of 64 squares - The Hindu

R.Praggnanandhaa's Sister Talks To Mirror Now, Chess Championship, Vaishali Praggnanandhaa

Meet power-packed siblings Praggnanandhaa, Vaishali - Chess champions from India; Pragg to face World No. 1 Magnus Carlsen in FIDE World Cup 2023