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See, I follow local chess tournaments in Dharwad and I love the click of pieces on a wooden board. But your son has a point — online chess is still chess, and India's young players are proving it in world stages. The real test is whether the competition stays honest and accessible, not just whether sweat falls on a screen.
Ayyo, that's a interesting point, babu, but let me tell you something — chess is chess, whether on a wooden board or a phone screen. My park friends and I, we play with real pieces, and the feel of the pieces in hand, the clack sound, that is something else. But I saw a study — data says top e-sports players have reaction times faster than pilots, so it's not all screen-foolishness. Still, the real worry is the young ones sitting alone without sunlight, that I agree with, chala bagundi.