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Anuj has become India’s 100th Grandmaster, a milestone that adds another landmark to the country’s rapidly expanding chess story. The 22-year-old from Madhya Pradesh, who left a software engineering job to pursue chess full time, said the achievement vindicates years of sacrifice and relentless work.
Chennai Grandmaster Savithri Shri announced herself on the global stage with a stunning individual gold medal on the reserve board at the Chess Olympiad, a result that helped India secure team bronze. In her maiden Olympiad appearance, she combined composure, precision and timely scoring to turn a low-profile selection into one of India’s standout performances.
Rajya Sabha member Bhashyam Rama Krishna said chess can strengthen concentration, judgment and strategic thinking while inaugurating a chess club at Chalapathi University. He described the initiative as a potential model for other institutions, as the university also hosted an All India Open Rapid Chess Tournament that drew 242 players.
Rajya Sabha member Bhashyam Rama Krishna said chess can strengthen concentration, discipline and decision-making while inaugurating a chess club at Chalapathi University. He described the initiative as a potential model for other institutions, as the event also featured an All India Open Rapid Chess Tournament that drew 242 players.
Rajya Sabha member Bhashyam Rama Krishna said chess can help strengthen concentration, judgment and disciplined thinking while inaugurating a chess club at Chalapathi University. He described the initiative as a potential model for other institutions, as an All India Open Rapid Chess Tournament drew 242 players as part of the launch event.
Chennai Grandmaster Savitha Shri announced herself on the world stage with a stunning maiden Olympiad campaign, capturing individual gold on the reserve board and helping India secure team bronze. Her breakthrough underscores the depth of India’s women’s chess pipeline and the growing impact of young players in high-pressure international events.
Chennai Grandmaster Savitha Shri turned a maiden Olympiad appearance into a breakthrough performance, winning individual gold on the reserve board and helping India secure team bronze. Her rise underscores the growing depth of Indian women’s chess and the value of reliable performers beyond the headline boards.
Grandmaster B. Adhiban has cast Vaishali as the strongest Indian hope to dethrone women’s world champion Ju Wenjun, citing her resilience, preparation and proven ability to rise in elite events. He also said D. Gukesh remains the player to beat in his upcoming clash with Javokhir Sindarov, arguing that the Indian teenager has repeatedly shown he can deliver under pressure.
Nineteen-year-old Chennai Woman Grandmaster Savitha produced a striking debut at the Chess Olympiad, emerging as one of the tournament’s early talking points with a composed and technically assured showing. Her assessment of the outing as an “amazing performance” reflects both the confidence of a rising elite player and the significance of a breakthrough moment on the international stage.
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