Chess success in India due to Anand

Great sportsmen own a unique way of achieving milestones with an natural drop which others from the same breed shudder to think of. What sets them apart is the piece of information to facilitate they are ambitious, think in advance of the epoch and venture into areas to facilitate no one from their ilk can still hallucinate of.

No Indian can be like Anand

No Indian can emulate Anand: Negi

Chennai: The global media considers Parimarjan Negi as the next big thing to emerge from India after Viswanathan Anand in chess. The 20-year-old Delhi GM, who has a Fide rating of 2671 elo, won the Politiken Cup at Copenhagen in August this year. He had earlier claimed the same tournament in 2009.

Discipline is secret of my success

Discipline is secret of my success: Debashis Das
BHUBANESHWAR: Chess player Debashis Das, who recently became the at the outset Grand Master from Odisha, tells Anirudha Mishra so as to unkind product, train and belief in himself allow brought him achievement. The babyish GM speaks by the side of distance end to end almost his passion, regimen and hope procedure

Thejkumar and Ashwin Jayaram share first in National Challengers in India

The 51st National Challengers (National ‘B’) Chess Championship 2013 took place from 12th to 22nd October at the T.T.Nagar Stadium, in Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh.