阿拉夫·登格拉成为印度第93位国际象棋特级大师的历程，得益于母亲的终极牺牲——辞去工作全力支持他——以及印度顶尖棋手D·古克什和阿朱恩·埃里盖西的启发，这凸显了印度蓬勃发展的棋坛背后个人的奉献精神。
在2026年2月波斯尼亚和黑塞哥维那锦标赛上取得辉煌成绩后，在那里他获得了第三个也是最后一个特级大师规范，实时等级分达到2506，17岁的孟买神童阿拉夫·登格拉已被正式承认为印度第93位特级大师。
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