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R Praggnanandhaa on Friday won both rapid games to eliminate second-seeded Hikaru Nakamura to enter the last 16 of the FIDE World Cup chess tournament

Fide Rated player Kandi Santosh Sai Karthik clinched the HCC First Invitational Classic Chess title held at Hyderabad Chess Centre

Vignesh Advaith Vemula emerged champion of the Open Prize Money Chess Tournament organised by Pragathi Chess Academy

Sloka Dandu secured top honours in under-8 girls division of the Amarnath Inaganti Chess Foundation’s Children Chess Tournament

Vemparala Nikash emerged champion of the One Day Rapid Prize Money Chess tournament held at RACE Chess Academy

The youngest FIDE rated player in the world is India's Tejas Tiwari, who achieved the feat at the tender age of five

Indian players including the talented, young Grandmasters D Gukesh and R Praggnanandhaa will be in action at the Chess World Cup

Ernakulam boy topped ahead of Siva Bhargav of Gurgaon and Uttam Surya of Hyderabad in second and third places

Hyderabad chess player Vignesh Advaith Vemula won two gold medals at the 17th Asian Schools Rapid and Blitz Chess Championship

Fide rated player Kartavya Anadkat emerged champion of the One Day Rapid Open Chess Tournament

Vrashank Chouhan scored 11 points out of 12 rounds while Prawin from Madurai got second place with 10.5 points

Praveen Prasad emerged champion in the open category of the Telangana Chess Academy’s Open and Under-15 Chess Tournament

Abhinavram Bommakanti scored five points from as many rounds to bag top honour in the Under-15 boys category

Challa Saharsha claimed top honour in the BS Chess Academy’s Under-15 Chess Tournament in Hyderabad

Yeshas H scored 11 points from 12 rounds to clinch the Brilliant Trophy Juniors Online Chess Tournament

AICF on Sunday announced the 10-member contingent for the Asian Games, scheduled to commence on September 23 in Hangzhou

Jagadeesh and Neel Yarramilli clinched titles in the 206th Brilliant Trophy Chess Tournament at Brilliant Grammar High School

Pulli Shanmukha overcame Vedant Agarwal in the final round to earn five points from as many rounds

Daksh Kurma of Reqelford International School and Dikshit Nagireddypalli of St Anns High School won the U-11 and U-9 events respectively

Koneru Humpy on Thursday highlighted the need to organise more chess events for women in the country to ensure a greater pool of players