Anupriya Yadav, a 6-year-old chess prodigy has emerged as a remarkable symbol of pride for India on the global stage. Surpassing all expectations, Anupriya has secured the top position in the World Chess Ranking for children under seven years of age, as announced by the International Chess Federation. This remarkable accomplishment is an extraordinary triumph for someone so young, especially when most children her age are engrossed in playing with dolls and toys.

Anupriya's chess prowess has astounded seasoned veterans in the field. Her strategic moves on the chessboard have left even the most experienced opponents bewildered and surprised. Standing alongside Anupriya in the rankings are Buni from France, securing the second position, Warisa from Bangladesh in third place, and Nuvi from England in fourth place.

Anupriya draws inspiration from India's legendary chess grandmaster, Vishwanathan Anand, and aspires to follow in his footsteps to become a Grandmaster herself. Besides her passion for chess, Anupriya, who is currently studying in the first grade, also has an avid interest in dancing to Bollywood songs.

Anupriya hails from the Naini area of Prayagraj in Uttar Pradesh. Both her parents work as teachers. Her elder sister, Priya, also excelled in chess from an early age, earning numerous accolades. Witnessing her sister's achievements, Anupriya developed a deep interest for the game, leading her to embark on her own remarkable journey in the world of chess.

Anupriya Yadav's extraordinary journey at such a tender age exemplifies the remarkable potential and talent that resides within the youth of India. Her achievements serve as an inspiration for aspiring chess players and a reminder that age is no barrier to pursuing and achieving greatness.