India's teams delivered strong performances on day two of the 45th Chess Olympiad in Budapest, with the men's team defeating Iceland 4-0 and the women overcoming the Czech Republic 3.5-0.5. D. Gukesh made a notable debut by winning his match against Vignir Stefansson, while other key players like Arjun Erigaisi and Vidit Gujrathi also secured victories. The Indian men's team maintained a perfect record, having won all eight of their games so far. On the women's side, Dronavalli Harika contributed a vital win against Julia Movsesian, while Tania Sachdev managed a draw. Both teams showcased their prowess, setting a promising tone for the remainder of the tournament.