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FIDE-rated Srujan Keerthan Solleti won the A2H Open Rapid prize-money chess tournament at A2H Chess Academy in Kukatpally, Hyderabad, with a perfect six points from six rounds. SVC Chakravarthi finished runner-up with five points

Shaik Parvez and P. Bhuvaneshwari won the boys’ and girls’ Under-14 titles at the A2H Chess Academy children’s chess tournament. P. Nachikethan and P. Nandana Reddy emerged champions in the respective Under-12 boys’ and girls’ sections

K. Skandan and C. Sheershika Chowdam won the boys’ and girls’ under-10 titles at the A2H Chess Academy children’s chess tournament. M. Vaibhav and D. Riya emerged winners in the under-8 sections, while Achyuth and Abhigna topped the under-6 categories

A2H Chess Academy will organise an open rapid chess tournament in Hyderabad on August 26. The six-round Swiss League event carries a total prize money of Rs. 15,000 and is open to rated, unrated and new players

A2H Chess Academy will organise an open prize money blitz chess tournament at its Kukatpally campus on July 8. The Swiss League event, offering a total prize fund of Rs.15,000, will feature six rounds and is open to all players

A2H Chess Academy will conduct an open prize-money rapid chess tournament at its Kukatpally campus on June 27. The competition is open to rated, unrated and beginner players of all age groups, offering an opportunity for chess enthusiasts to compete

Eleven-year-old Sai Sathvik Jayampu won the A2H Chess Academy tournament with five points in Hyderabad, defeating Sowmith Reddy in the final round, while G Sai Namish and Sowmith Reddy finished second and third respectively

A2H Chess Academy will conduct summer camps at three centres in Kukatpally from April 20 to June 10. Children aged four to 15 years can participate. Interested parents can contact S Subba Raju for further details

A2H Chess Academy will organise a Rapid Open chess tournament at its Kukatpally campus in Hyderabad, offering a total prize money of Rs 15,000. Interested participants can contact FIDE Arbiter S Subba Raju for registrations

Y Setumadhav won the Open rapid prize money chess tournament at A2H Chess Academy in Hyderabad with 5.5 points, defeating Kandi Santosh Sai Karthik in the final round, while securing the top prize of Rs 4,000

A2H Chess Academy will organise a Rapid Open Prize Money Chess Tournament in Kukatpally on April 11. The event, featuring six rounds in Swiss League format, is open to players of all age groups, including rated and unrated participants

Top-seeded Sri Sai Baswanth of Hyderabad won the Open prize money chess tournament at A2H Chess Academy, Kukatpally, scoring 4.5 points from five rounds. Kumaran Charan finished second. The winner received Rs 6,000 and the runner-up Rs 5,000

A Sowmith Reddy Anumandla won the Unrated Chess Tournament held at A2H Chess Academy in Hyderabad with a perfect score of five points. Azlan Khan and M Akshay Kumar finished second and third with 4.5 points each

A2H Chess Academy will conduct a Rapid chess tournament for unrated players at Kukatpally on March 8. The top three winners will receive free entry to the A2H Classical prize money chess tournament scheduled on March 22 at the same venue

P Shanmukha of IQ Chess Academy, Hyderabad, won the Open Rapid Prize Money chess tournament at A2H Chess Academy, Kukatpally. He scored 5.5 points from six rounds, defeating Nithik Reddy in the final round to claim the title

A2H Chess Academy will host a Rapid Open prize money chess tournament at its Kukatpally campus on February 8. The event carries a total prize money of Rs 15,000. Registrations can be made by contacting FIDE Arbiter S Subba Raju

A2H Chess Academy will host an open prize money chess tournament at its Kukatpally campus in Hyderabad on January 10. The event has no age limit and welcomes rated, unrated and new players. First round begins at 9 am

Tijil Singh of Hyderabad won the Open prize money chess tournament at A2H Chess Academy, scoring 4.5 points from five rounds. He received Rs 6000, while runner-up S Vikramjit Singh earned Rs 5000. Ten players finished in the top placings

S Sri Charan of Velocity Chess Academy won the Open Prize Money Chess Tournament at A2H Chess Academy in Kukatpally, Hyderabad, by tie-break rule after scoring five points, tying with S. Vikramjit Singh. Full results listed below

A2H Chess Academy will conduct a children’s chess tournament at Kukatpally on October 19. The event will have categories from under-6 to under-16. For registrations, participants can contact S Subba Raju, FIDE Arbiter, at 9866702431