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TNSCA CONGRATULATES OUR KANCHEEPURAM DIST CHESS ASSOCIATION PRESIDENT Mr D K SRINIVASAN FOR BEING CONFERRED THE PADMASHRI FOR SOCIAL SERVICE BY THE GOVT OF INDIA Shri D.K. Srinivasan was born in Kanchipuram on 7th October 1933 into an eminent family of la
Belous Vladimir is Chennai Open Champion, GM Norm for Vijayalakshmi Grandmaster Belous Vladimir (Russia) emerged the Chennai Open 2016 Champion with 8.5 points after the tenth and final round of the 8th Chennai Open International Grandmaster Chess tournam
Round -9 Solodovnichenko shares lead, IM Norm for Kumar Gaurav Grandmasters Solodovnichenko Yuri (Ukraine) & Belous Vladimir (Russia) shared the lead with 7.5 points after the ninth and penultimate round of the 8th Chennai Open International Grandmast
Click here to download 8th Chennai Open Prospectus 2016 Click here to view Pairings and Results Click here to view Live Games Click here to download -PGN Games for 10 rounds http://www.chessdom.com/ Belous Vladimir is Chennai Open Champion, GM Norm for Vi
Round-8 Solodovnichenko leads, Deepan in second spot @ Chennai Open 2016 Ukraine Grandmaster Solodovnichenko Yuri (7.0) led the strong pack after the eighth round of the 8th Chennai Open International Grandmaster Chess tournament 2016 for Sakthi Group D
Some of the important decisions taken by the Central Council of the All India Chess Federation which met on 12.12.2015 is give below. Dress Code to be made compulsory for the all the players participating in all the National Championships. To begin with,
AICF Felicitates Medal Winners The All India Chess Federation felicitated the 11 medal winners in the last World Youth and Cdates Chess Championship at Halkidiki in Greece. With five Gold, three Silver and three Bronze medals, the country was the best p
Sixteen year old Karthikeyan Murali of Tamil Nadu was crowned as the national champion, irrespective of the final roundloss to IM Arghyadip Das in the ONGC 53rd National Premier Chess Championship, organised by Tiruvarur District Chess Association at Kasi
A low scoring nervous final round saw three hearts and their fans pounding. First, defending champion Sethuraman of Chennai drew and ended his title chance. Then Vidit Gujrathi of Nashik drew a slightly better ending against Shyam Sundar and he could at b
Sixteen year old Karthikeyan Murali of Tamil Nadu emerged sole leader with 8.5 points beating Swapnil Dhopade of Railways in the twelfth and penultimate round of the ONGC 53rd National Premier Chess Championship, organised by Tiruvarur District Chess Asso