Shitiz Prasad, the golden boy from Pune started learning Chess at the age of 6 and within 1 year of his learning journey, he has received multiple awards in various tournaments across the country. At this young age of 7, he is an International FIDE rated Chess player and currently holds official National and World […]
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Chess is widely regarded as more than just a game—it’s a powerful tool for teaching important life skills, such as decision-making, foresight, and the ability to navigate uncertainty. Recent research conducted by Wang-Sheng Lee, Asad Islam, and Aaron Nicholas has explored how intensive chess training can impact primary school students, particularly in the context of
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In 1988, India got its first Grandmaster, Viswanathan Anand. In 2024, India’s count of grandmasters has jumped from 1 to 85. This shows the rapid growth of chess in the country. Anand’s journey, especially after becoming the World Champion in 2000 inspired the younger generation. Three of the top ten chess players in the world
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