No Double Gold for India as Uzbekistan, China Win Olympiad Titles
Uzbekistan won Open gold after India drew 2–2 with Hungary in the final round, while China took the women’s title...
Read moreDetailsUzbekistan won Open gold after India drew 2–2 with Hungary in the final round, while China took the women’s title...
Read moreDetailsChess was once a game of parks, clubs and coffee houses. But at the top of the sport, a new...
Read moreDetailsSavitha Shri Baskar once again delivered when India needed her, defeating Zhai Mo on Board 4 to secure the draw...
Read moreDetailsThe emphatic victory lifted India to 17 match points, leaving them just one point behind leaders Uzbekistan with one round...
Read moreDetailsChauhan was declared an eligible candidate by FIDE’s Electoral Commission on August 30, but became ineligible after Anand’s election because...
Read moreDetailsTimur Turlov has been elected FIDE president after defeating Wadim Rosenstein 110-85 in a second-round runoff in Samarkand, becoming the...
Read moreDetailsWith no candidate securing the required majority, the FIDE presidential election will go to a second round between Turlov and...
Read moreDetailsThree presidential tickets will contest the FIDE election: Kazakhstan’s Timur Turlov with India’s Viswanathan Anand, Germany’s Jan Henric Buettner with...
Read moreDetailsThree presidential tickets will contest the FIDE election: Kazakhstan’s Timur Turlov with India’s Viswanathan Anand, Germany’s Jan Henric Buettner with...
Read moreDetailsChessveda chairman Nandan Jha said the partnership would focus on widening access to chess and creating stronger pathways for young...
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