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Prawin alongside Ajjesh were tied for first place with 10.5 points after 12 rounds. In the tie-break, Prawin emerged winner as Ajjesh and Kartavya Anadkat with 10 points finished in second and third places respectively

Indrajit Majumdar of Bishop Cotton Boy's High School, Bengaluru emerged winner of the Brilliant trophy Juniors online chess tournament

Manvith won the event by scoring 5.5 points out of 6 rounds while Shanmukha Vasudev and Kinshuk Vetcha, with 5 points each, settled for second and third places respectively

Golla Manvith maintained a clean slate with three points from as many rounds to be in joint lead with six others in the junior category of the 212th Brilliant Trophy Chess Tournament

Natura claimed 5 points from 6 rounds to seal top spot over Vakcheri Mohitha and Kandi Santosh Sai Karthik who amassed 4.5 and 4 points respectively to finish second and third

Saharsha sealed top spot ahead of CR Rithik and K Samarateja, who occupied second and third places respectively in the championship

Ramkumar scored 8.5 points out of 9 rounds to clinch the title ahead of Tijil Singh and CR Ritvik who finished second and third respectively

J Aswin Babu recorded a win over P Sri Sai Vedaansh in the ongoing 2nd Marvel All India Below 1600 FIDE Rating Chess Tournament, organised by Marvel Chess Academy

Besides Saptarshi, Md Imran, Kartavya Anadkat, Joel Paul Ganta, Bharatkumar Reddy, P Praveen Prasad, and others with also three points lead the chart in the day two of the chess championship.

Shadhudartshaan scored 11.5 points out of 12 rounds to secure top honours ahead of Prawin with 10.5 points and Niranjan J Warrier with 9.5 points in second and third places respectively

Ritvik scored 6 points out of 7 rounds to grab top honours. C Abhishek Varma of Maharashtra finished runner-up, who also finished with 6 points

Sathvik topped in the under-9 event ahead of Aadhyan Kukudala and Sampathirao Sree Krishna in second and third spots respectively

Dev scored 11 points out of 12 rounds to grab top honours ahead of Lasya Tummapudi and GV Riothvik who took second and third places with 9.5 and 9 points respectively

Telangana's Adarsh Uppala Sriram emerged winner in the boys category of the Telangana Chess Association’s 36th National Under-13 years Boys & Girls Chess Championship

Sravankumar grabbed 5.5 points out of 6 rounds to top the junior category as Maanas Arunsritej and Chaitanya Krishna got second and third places respectively with 5 points each

Vihaan defeated Vedant Rupeshbhai Varasada of Gujarat in boys category. Darshini defeated Pratitee Bordoloi of Karnataka and Karthika beat State mate Hasini Kamabathula in the girls event

Darshan is currently in joint lead with four points to his name in the championship.

Telangana chess players Sriram Adarsh Uppala and Yohan Yadav are sharing lead with others with one point each in the ongoing Telangana Chess Association’s 36th National Under–13 Boys and Girls Chess Championship

In the final round, Natura Bethi defeated Nidhish Shyamal and grabbed top honours with 5.5 points ahead of Bharath Kumar Reddy and Shivamshika in second and third places respectively

Yohan Yadav Tarala, CR Ritwik and Andabatla Satvik in joint lead with three points each in the first day of the Hyderabad Chess Centre’s Chess Tournament