R. Praggnanandhaa, the 20-year-old Indian Grandmaster, achieved another remarkable victory over Magnus Carlsen, the world No. 1, at the Norway Chess tournament. This win, his third against Carlsen, solidifies Praggnanandhaa's position in the tournament, placing him third with 12 points. After the match, he noted that facing Carlsen inspires rather than intimidates him, stating, 'I always feel more excited playing him.' Praggnanandhaa highlighted the importance of the win in the context of the tournament, where he earned three points, significantly impacting Carlsen's title defense. He acknowledged taking risks during the game, which he felt were necessary in such a high-pressure environment. Addressing discussions about a generational shift in chess, he asserted that his generation is already established among the elite players, citing the ongoing competitiveness of established stars like Fabiano Caruana and Hikaru Nakamura. Praggnanandhaa concluded by emphasizing that Carlsen's recent losses do not diminish his status as the best player.