Indian chess Grandmaster Aravindh Chithambaram sits at the third sport in FIDE Circuit 2025 standings after winning the ...
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Aravindh Chithambaram's Surge in FIDE Circuit 2025 Puts Pressure on Ding Liren, R PraggnanandhaaIndian chess Grandmaster Aravindh Chithambaram has made a significant move in the FIDE Circuit 2025 standings, securing third ...
India's leading chess coach named the next ‘Viswanathan Anand’ in a massive claim, and it wasn't reigning World Chess ...
The CEO if International Chess Federation (FIDE) has rejected the calls from R Vaishali and Judit Polgar to remove women ...
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Tamil Nadu: CM MK Stalin felicitates Pranav Venkatesh for his memorable FIDE World Junior Championship 2025Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin felicitated Pranav Venkatesh for winning the FIDE World Junior Championship 2025, which was held in Petrovac, Montenegro and presented him with a cheque for Rs 20 ...
"Another outstanding 2 weeks for Indian chess! - GM Aravindh Chithambaram won Prague Chess Masters and is now #14 in the world (Gukesh #3, Erigaisi #5, Praggnanandhaa #8, and Anand #15 ...
Aravindh Chithambaram’s favourite piece on a chessboard is the pawn. So much so that he calls himself pawnof64squares. Much of his career too has progressed like a pawn, in the shadows, overlooked and ...
In a sport like chess, where teenage prodigies emerge every week, spare a thought for Aravindh Chithambaram. The 25-year-old is experiencing the first real gust of tail wind in his career at a time ...
Pranav, 18, chose to skip his board exams to become the World Junior Chess champion, while Aravindh, 25, claimed the Prague Masters title, realizing his potential. Both are inspired by peers ...
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