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Tata Steel Chess India 2023: Wenjun clinches blitz title, Koneru Humpy runner-up

P. K. Ajith Kumar
Ju Wenjun receives the prize money after winning at the Tata Steel Chess India tournament.

Tata Steel Chess: Divya Deshmukh is Queen in her own fairytale

P. K. Ajith Kumar
Divya Deshmukh winner of Tata Steel Chess India Rapid 2023.

Tata Steel Chess India 2023: Divya’s dream run continues, leads after six rounds

P. K. Ajith Kumar
Divya Deshmukh keeps the lead after second day in Rapid women’s section in the 2nd edition of TATA Steel Chess India.

Tata Steel Chess India 2023: Divya, Vantika shine on opening day, take early lead

P. K. Ajith Kumar
Divya Deshmukh (in pic) during her match against Dronavalli Harika at the 2nd Women’s edition of Tata Steel Chess India Rapid & Blitz tournament in Kolkata on Thursday.

Tata Steel Chess India 2023: Focus on Praggnanandhaa, women’s section to kick things off

P. K. Ajith Kumar
Participants after draw ceremony for women’s section of Tata Steel Rapid and Blitz chess tournament in Kolkata on Wednesday.
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Praggnanandhaa’s World Cup silver reaffirms Indian chess’s growing dominance

Rakesh Rao
Master of squares: R. Praggnanandhaa will now play in the Candidates tournament in 2024, where the winner will face China’s Ding Liren in the next World Championship. At the age of 18, Praggnanandhaa was also the youngest Chess World Cup finalist ever to date.

FIDE World Cup: Praggnanandhaa nails Navara; Vaishali, Mary, Divya lose

Rakesh Rao
FILE PHOTO: India’s GM Praggnanandhaa in action.

FIDE World Cup: Gukesh, Praggnanandhaa, Nihal and Narayanan advance

Rakesh Rao
R. Praggnanandhaa in action. (File Photo)

Divya Deshmukh wins second consecutive National Chess Championship, youngest to defend crown

Rakesh Rao
Two-time champion Divya Deshmukh (centre) poses with runner-up Mary Ann Gomes (right) and third-placed Vantika Agrawal after the National women’s chess championship in Kolhapur on Thursday.

National women’s chess: Divya Deshmukh moves closer to retaining title

Rakesh Rao
FILE PHOTO: Chess player Divya Deshmukh during a game against Switzerland at the 44th Chess Olympiad held atnear Chennai on August 7, 2022.
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