Grandmaster Vishwanathan Anand hoped that India would win five medals in different events in the 2012 London Olympics. Anand was taking part in a function and said that he was hopeful of India winning five medals in different events in 2012 London Olympics. [caption id=“attachment_388368” align=“alignleft” width=“380”]  AFP[/caption] When asked about his son becoming a chess player, he said he would try to explore as to whether his son has an interest in chess. “I will try to find out his interests and I would leave it to him to decide about his activity. Even my guardians did not know that I have interest in chess,” he said. “Now it has become very easy to watch chess anywhere and learn the game but this opportunity was not available during the period when I started going to a club to play chess,” Anand said. “Even one can play chess on the internet now,” he said. PTI
Anand was taking part in a function and said that he was hopeful of India winning five medals in different events in 2012 London Olympics.
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