Ishmeet wins chess meet

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Chandigarh, Updated At : 07:10 AM Mar 31, 2025 IST

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The 13th Chandigarh Chess Academy Open & Children’s Prize Money Chess Festival concluded today, with Ishmeet Singh emerging as the champion in the Open category with 5.5 points. Amogh Agrawal clinched the top spot in the Under-14 category, also with 5.5 points. Madhav Garg secured victory in the Under-10 category with 5.5 points, while Kamya Kumari was awarded the title of Best Woman in the Open category.

Kriti Agnihotri emerged as the Best Girl in the Under-14 category, Trimaan Kaur Gill earned the title of Best Girl in the Under-10 category, and Inaayat Kaur was recognised as the Best Girl in the Under-7 category. Divyansh Garg was honoured as the Best Boy in the Under-7 category.

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