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Grand welcome heroes and heroines of World youth and Cadet Chess Championships. Shri DV Sundar, Vice president – FIDE, Shri. V.hariharan, Hon. Secretary – AICF and Shri Velmohan, Vice president – TNSCA personally received and greeted the players
The ARS CHESS ACADEMY conducted its 1st ARS School Children Chess Tournament on 7th and 8th of November at SETHU BASKARA MAT,. HR., SEC., SCHOOL, Pudur,Chennai-53. Total number of participants all over the tournament is 371. All the prize winners were Hon
India gave out a strong historic performance in the World Youth Chess Championship that concluded at Porto Carras in Greece on November 5, 2015. The Indian number of 2015 equalled the titles won in 2006 but in fact this one at Greece should be weighed hig
India won 11 medals in the World Youth and Cadet Chess Championship at Greece (5 Gold, 3 Silver and 3 Bronze) The final round of the FIDE World Youth & Cadets Championship 2015 was played today in Porto Carras, Halkidiki. The players from Ind
4th MSV Memorial International open Fide Rating Chess Tournament organized by Mount Chess Academy at the Spacious Narayan Rao Diamond Jubilee Auditorium in Jaigopal Garodia National Higher Secondary School, East Tambaram,Chennai.59. This Tournament was in
Indian Sub-Junior (Under-15) champion P Iniyan of Erode, in the southern state of Tamil Nadu won the 8th RSC Rating with an undefeated 8/9 score at Kochi on October 25, 2015. This 262-player event for a nine round Swiss took place from Oct 21-25, 2015.
Rajdeep Sarkar of West Bengal and WFM Varshini of Tamilandu won the National Under 17 Open and Girls Chess Championship 2015 Open Category (L-R) Rajdeep Sarkar, Veeresh D Bevinamarad, Bharath Sing Chauhan, Jayasimha Girls category (L-R) K S Krishna, Varsh
Fifth seed Prasannaa S (6/6), with superior tie-break won the 1st SCA FIDE Rating Chess Tournament 2015 at Dr. MGR Janaki College of Arts and Science for Women, Chennai here today. Sharing the top spot at 6.0 points was third seed FIDE Master M Vinoth Kum
3rd seeded ,S S Manigandan of Madurai won the title in 28th SPIC FIDE Rated Open Chess tournament at Spic Nagar Thoothukudi, he collected 8point in nine rounds and won the Winner’s trophy and pocketing a cash prize of Thirty thousand Rupees. Along with
The top seed, P Iniyan from Erode, Tamilnadu lived upto his reputation and comfortably clinched the title in the National Junior(Under-15) Chess Championship held at Jammu. Iniyan scored 9 points out of a possible 11 by winning seven games and drawing f