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ChessBase India is a place where you get all the information and updates about the Indian and world chess scene, tournaments and players.
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    ChessBase India
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    Team India preparing for the Olympiad!
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    Srinath Narayanan
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    Had an intense but fun pre-Olympiad camp with the Indian Team over the past few days! Great energy, lots of good work and, most importantly, fantastic team spirit! @aicfchess @Media_SAI @narangnitin
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    GOLD MEDAL FOR INDIA Mayank Chakraborty first GM of North East won the Asian Junior Chess Championship 2026 for the second time, 3yrs ago Mayank won Asian Junior Chess Championship in Rapid. Edit & shot by: Tushar @chess_holic #chess #chessbaseindia #india
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    Indian Chess getting younger day by day | 13 yr old Pratitee Bordoloi wins Asian Junior(U-20) Girls Championship 2026 Edit & shot by: Tushar @chess_holic #chess #india #chessbaseindia
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    Praggnanandhaa Rameshbabu made history by becoming the first Indian to win the Grand Chess Tour 2026. Pragg defeated Fabiano Caruana in the final 15-13 to win the GCT. For almost a month, Pragg has been playing at Saint Louis Chess Club. He started by winning the Saint Louis
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    Praggnanandhaa Creates History After Winning The Grand Chess Tour 2026
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    ChessBase India
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    Aug 28
    After winning several tournaments recently @rpraggnachess is asked if he considers himself to be the person who might be able to dominate the world of chess like Magnus Carlsen did. Check out his answer.
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