IM CRG Krishna wins FIDE rating chess tournament

International Master CRG Krishna from Guntur has won the 2nd Aspiring Minds International FIDE Rating Chess Tournament 2025. The event took place on February 14 and 15 at SaroorNagar Indoor Stadium.

International Master CRG Krishna of Guntur emerged as the champion of the 2nd Aspiring Minds International FIDE Rating Chess Tournament 2025. The tournament was held over two days, February 14 and 15, at the SaroorNagar Indoor Stadium. This victory highlights Krishna's performance in the FIDE-rated competition organized under international standards. Details on the specific matches or final standings beyond the winner are not specified in available reports. The event contributes to the growing chess scene in the region, as covered by local sports news.

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