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Kandi Sai Santosh Karthik scored 8.5 points to take top honours at the 1st Telangana Gurukulams All India Below 1600 FIDE rating tournament

Kandi Sai Santosh defeated Rayudu Sai Charan to pocket five points from as many rounds to share lead

Pavan Karthikeya Varma of Sangamitra School emerged champion in the U-15 category

Ahmedabad’s Kartavya Anadkat scored 12 points from as many rounds to emerge champion

Vedic Tolwala maintained a clean slate scoring five points form as many rounds to emerge champion

CM KCR announced a cash reward of Rs 2.5 crore to the youngster for the training and other expenses

Wishing her further success by scaling greater heights in the game, CM KCR announced an assistance of Rs 50 lakh to support her training and other expenses

Prraneeth Vuppala has become India’s 82nd Grandmaster after he achieved the required 2,500 FIDE rating points

Arnavkrishna Sripadam from Jubilee hills Public School won the chess title in the juniors category

Koneru Humpy and Dronavalli Harika will be among the top contenders in the 10-player as Cairns Cup

International Master from Telangana Prraneeth Vuppala achieved his third Grandmaster norm

Kandi Sai Santosh Karthik, with Elo rating points of 1375, held International Masters N Krishna Teja to a draw

N Krishna Teja defeated Goutham Vardhan Reddy to take his tally to three points from as many rounds to share lead with 62 others

Chidvilash scored six points from as many rounds and tied for the top spot with Karthik Sai. However, Chidvilash took the top honours with better tie-break score

Top seed Y Murali Mohan of Hyderabad won the A2H selections tournament

Snehaal Roy of Don Bosco School, Silchar, Assam, won the Brilliant Trophy online junior chess tournament

Vedic TolwalaIa from Geetanjali Devashray School, Secunderabad scored six points from as many rounds to win the chess title

Harshitha emerged champion in the senior category while Vidhun clinched top honours in the junior category

Harshit Bihani and Juveria Naaz emerged champions in the boys and girls sections of the Under-19 category

Svetlov Dmitry of Russia bagged top honours at the Brilliant Trophy Online Open Chess Tournament