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The two Indian chess sensations are a full point ahead of nearest challengers after the fifth round at Prague Masters

Chithambaram scores his first victory with black pieces after squeezing himself out of the danger zone in his first-round game against Czech Grandmaster Nguyen

The 23-year-old reiterated that he regrets the “awkward situation” that arose because of his actions

With just one decisive game in the 14-player round-robin tournament at De Morian on Saturday, Abdusattorov and Praggnanandhaa maintained their shared lead with 4.5 points out of a possible six, while Gukesh remains close behind, trailing the leaders with four points.

Krishna earned 11 points from 12 rounds, securing first place ahead of Sai Sree Nandagopal, who finished second with 10 points, and Adhyayan Banerjee, who took third place with 9.5 points.

Praggnanandhaa survived by the skin of the teeth against Alireza, who held a completely winning position for a long time

Harshit with 10 points clinched the title in the tie-break ahead of Sri Saivedansh and Shivnandan, who settled for second and third places respectively.

Manasarun of Silver Oaks International School, Bachupali emerged winner in the tie-break after being tied in first place with Abhinav Gandham with 5.5 points out of 6 rounds, who finished second and Ayaanraj Kottapally got third place with 5 points.

This victory marks his first-ever classic chess wins against both world number one Magnus Carlsen of Norway and world number two Caruana.

Ajjesh JR of Chennai clinched the title in the Brilliant Trophy Open Online Chess Tournament on Tuesday.

Shreyan Bag of Alui Deshbandhu Board Primary School, Paschim Medinipur, West Bengal won the Brilliant Trophy Juniors Online Chess Tournament on Tuesday.

Arul Anandh of Coimbatore won the Brilliant Trophy Open Online Chess Tournament on Tuesday.

Sricharan Sandipagu of Viveka Foster School, Ponnur, Andhra Pradesh won the Brilliant Trophy Juniors Online Chess Tournament on Tuesday.

Akshaya seized command to win the tie-break and emerge the winner as Saranya and Venu settled for second and third places respectively

In a championship featuring 224 top players nationwide, the 6th seed, Rithvik, showcased remarkable prowess by securing an impressive 9 points out of 11 rounds

Vibhor Panga with 4.5 points and Vaibhav Chenna with 7.5 points sealed the senior and junior titles respectively in the Children Chess Tournament at A2H Chess Academy, Kukatpally, Hyderabad on Sunday.

Nelson Lau with 10.5 points clinched top spot in tie-break to emerge champion ahead of Aji Bagus and Kapil Lakhwani in second and third places respectively.

In Round 2 of RACE 1st Classical Chess tournament,, N Saranya Devi (1) lost to G Ravi Krishna (2).

Bharat Penumetsa and V Nanditha emerged winners in junior and open categories respectively in the 213th Brilliant Trophy Chess Tournament held at Brilliant Grammar High School, Dilsukhnagar on Sunday.

In the final round, Yohan defeated Srivardhan Reddy to clinch title with five points