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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

Druvesh Dondapati of Sri Chaitanya School, Vijayawada bagged top honours at the Brilliant Trophy Juniors Online Chess Tournament

Aaryn Rudrapati and Dhruva Thota emerged champions in the junior and open categories respectively

Gurram Prahlad Reddy and B Saisreeya Naidu emerged champions in the U-19 boys and girls categories respectively

Chidvilash Sai Surapaneni bagged the top honours in the open category at the BS Chess Academy Open to All Chess Tournament

Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan Tirvendrum’s H Gowtham Krishna emerged champion after scoring 11.5 points from 12 rounds in the Brilliant Trophy Online Open Chess tournament

Velpula Sarayu emerged champion at the HCC Open Prize Money Chess Tournament held at the YMCA Secunderabad

A day-long district-level chess competition was organised to mark the 69th birthday celebrations of Chief Minister

Suhaas Kuppili from the Gaudium School, Kollur bagged top honours at the Brilliant Trophy Online Junior's Chess Tournament

Adhyayan Banerjee from Delhi Public School, Nacharam won the chess title in the junior category after scoring six poin

Telangana chess player S Samuel Stephan Noble emerged champion at the V4 Chess Tournament

Telangana’s Ramakrishna Murthy Malladi is in joint lead along with four others with five points from as many rounds

Sai Atchyut defeated Modipalli Deekshitha to be in joint lead with two points from as many rounds at the V4 Chess tournament

TSWREIS student G Sharishma qualified for the World Schools Chess Championship scheduled to be held in Rhodes

Competing in the U-17 category, the 10th standard student, Irondla Akash Kumar of TSWR School, Shaikpet, finished 18th to confirm his berth into global event