Four players G. Krishna Reddy (AP), Rohit Sharma (Delhi), G. Palani (Karnataka) and K.M. Shashidhara (Mysuru) with 5.5 points from 6 rounds, jointly share the lead at the end of the sixth round on the penultimate day of the 22nd National Deaf Championship 2019-20 played at Rahul Convention Hall in city yesterday. In the sixth…
Twenty-three players with three points each share the lead after three rounds at the end of the second day in the 22nd National Chess Championship of the Deaf 2019-20 played at the Rahul Convention Hall here on Thursday. Mysuru’s chess players K.M.Shashidhara and S. Aadish registered good wins in third round. Sourabh Hans (Haryana), G.Palani…
A five-day 22nd National Chess Championship of the Deaf organised under the joint aegis of Mysuru District Deaf Association (MDDA), Karnataka Sports Federation of the Deaf (KSFD), Bengaluru, All India Sports Council of the Deaf (AISCD), New Delhi and Lions Club of Mysore Nisarga and Mayuri commenced at Rahul Convention Hall in Vishveshwaranagar here yesterday….
The 22nd National Chess Championship of the Deaf has been organised at Rahul Convention Hall in Vishweshwaranagar here from Jan. 8 to 11, under the joint aegis of Mysore District Deaf Association, Mysuru, Karnataka Sports Federation of the Deaf, Bengaluru, All India Sports Council of the Deaf, New Delhi and Lions Club of Mysore Nisarga…
M.N. Eshanvi, a 7th standard student of Excel Public School in city, has won first place in Karnataka State Schools Chess Championship in U-12 category held at Dwaraka auditorium on Nov.16 and is now selected for National-level which will be held on Nov.27 at Aurangabad. This is second time that she has bagged this Championship….
Prasiddhi Bhat (Class VIII) and M.N. Spurthi (Class VII) of Acharya Vidya Kula, represented Karnataka State team consisting of five players in the National Chess Tournament in U-14 girls category, organised by the Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations (ICSE) at Amritsar recently. The Karnataka team won the II position.
City’s L. Vivekananda won the third place in Karnataka U-25 Chess Championship 2019 held in Belagavi. Top rated player M.G. Gahan won the Championship. The Top 4 — FM M.G. Gahan, Mangaluru (8.5), Ithal H.L. Rajath, Shivamogga (7.5), L. Vivekananda, Mysuru (7.5) and AGM Prashanth J. Naik, Puttur (7) — will represent Karnataka in the…
Delhi’s Grand Master (GM) Abhijeet Gupta won the title in the Commonwealth Chess Championship 2019 (Open) in Delhi by securing 7.5 points from nine rounds on the concluding day of the Championship yesterday. GM C. Aravindh (TN), GM Swapnil S. Dhopade, GM S.L. Narayanan tied with 7 points each and secured the second, third and…
Nisha N. Patkar with 7.5 points from eight rounds clinched the women’s chess title in the Karnataka State Women’s Chess Championship-2019 held at Bengaluru from May 31 to June 2. Mysuru’s M. Tulsi (6 points – 12th place) and Prasiddhi Bhat (5.5 points – 13th place) fared well. Mandya’s WCM A.N. Shefali (6 points) finished…
M.G. Gahan with 8 points from eight rounds clinched the title in the Karnataka State Open Rapid Chess Championship 2019 held on May 11 and 12 on Tumakuru Road in Bengaluru recently. Mysuru lad L. Vivekananda finished fourth in the Tournament with 7 points. Final Placings — 1. M.G. Gahan (8), 2. A.P. Joshua (7.5-44),…
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