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Organizing a regional chess tournament at school can be a rewarding experience that engages students, builds their strategic thinking, and creates a fun yet competitive environment. But getting all the

Whether you’re a chess enthusiast or a parent supporting a budding chess star, participating in a chess tournament for the first time can feel intimidating. But don’t worry! It’s much

Chess sets aren’t just about aesthetics—they’re about functionality, durability, and adherence to official regulations. Whether you’re a seasoned competitor or someone who enjoys regular club games, the right set can

Aurangabad, a city renowned for its cultural and historical heritage, is now becoming a significant chess hub in Maharashtra. Aurangabad chess tournaments draw in players from across the region and

Imagine playing a game of soccer with a ball that’s not quite round or using a basketball that’s the size of a tennis ball. It would be a bit of

When it comes to chess tournaments, you’d be surprised at just how intense and dramatic things can get! Imagine a nail-biting thriller where every move counts, players are racing against

Nihal Sarin is a name that has quickly gained recognition in the chess world. Often regarded as one of India’s most promising young grandmasters, Nihal’s journey from online chess prodigy

FIDE—short for Fédération Internationale des Échecs—isn’t just another chess organization; it’s the global authority that governs the world of competitive chess. Earning a FIDE rating is a recognition of your