Praggnanandhaa and Vaishali: Sibling success story - Sportstar

R. Vaishali and her younger brother R. Praggnanandhaa have achieved significant success at a pretty young age. While Pragg, as he is affectionately called by his parents, became the world’s second youngest chess grandmaster at 12 years, 10 months and 13 days in June 2018, Vaishali became a woman GM just two months later at age 17.

R. Vaishali becomes International Master - Sportstar

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

Chess World Cup: A tough ask for Indians - Sportstar

Vaishali follows brother Prag to seal Candidates berth

GM Praggnanandhaa wins Xtracon Open 2019 and his sister Vaishali makes her maiden GM norm — BruvsChess Media

FIDE Grand Swiss: Vidit draws with Nakamura, Vaishali held by Sophie - Sportstar

Praggnanandhaa's sister Vaishali becomes India's third woman Grandmaster

Sibling success - PressReader

Happy and proud': R Praggnanandhaa's sister Vaishali says he deserved to win gold in Chess Championship