The 20-year-old Women's World Cup winner, a newly minted Arjuna Awardee, opens up on life post the historic win in 2025, and how she is 'motivating the next generation'
Bucking the trend, the 20-year-old, who has made a promising start in the ongoing Norway Chess, has welcomed the idea of confessional booth, where players air their thoughts about anything and everyth ...
Pistol shooting sensation Suruchi Singh and track and field athlete Jyothi Yarraji are the other two nominations for the prestigious annual award for the year 2025.
Divya, 19, arrived from Batumi, Georgia, where she defeated Indian stalwart Koneru Humpy in the Women's World Cup title showdown to clinch the biggest title in her fledgling career.
In an all-Indian final, the 19-year-old Divya humbled the much more experienced and higher-rated Koneru Humpy in tiebreakers in Batumi, Georgia on Monday.
