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Chennai Masters R1: Harikrishna and Eljanov strike

The Chennai Grand Masters 2023 got off to a splendid start. Just when it seemed like the first round would end up being victorless, Pentala Harikrishna and Pavel Eljanov proved those predictions wrong. Arjun Erigaisi (Harikrishna’s opponent) made a significant mistake early in the game. It made him defend the better part of the battle. Eventually he missed his final opportunity to salvage a half point, which cost him the game. Parham Maghsoodloo (Eljanov’s opponent) made a huge blunder in a rook and two pawns endgame which was seemingly heading towards a draw. | All photos are by Shahid Ahmed unless specified otherwise.

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Viswanathan Anand declares open Asian Junior Chess Championship in Jamshedpur

Viswanathan Anand declares open Asian Junior Chess Championship in Jamshedpur | Jamshedpur News | The Avenue Mail

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Morning Digest | 'India' and 'Bharat' can be used in invitation, say legal experts; Indo-Pacific, China map on agenda as PM Modi leaves for Jakarta, and more

Morning Digest | 'India' and 'Bharat' can be used in invitation, say legal experts; Indo-Pacific, China map on agenda as PM Modi leaves for Jakarta, and more
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Chess players in India | Chess legend Viswanathan Anand on motivation and consistency in the game

Ju Wenjun claims victory at Tata Steel India Blitz

In the rapid section of the Tata Steel India Tournament, Ju Wenjun was outscored by Divya Deshmukh. In blitz, however, the women’s world champion was the strongest and won with 12½/ out of 18 points, finishing ahead of Humpy Koneru and Harika Dronavalli. | Photo: Vivek Sohani

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