Vihaan Shetty tops 4th RCC Club FIDE Rated Classical Tournament

Vihaan Shetty claimed first place in the 4th edition of the RCC Club FIDE Rated Classical Tournament with 8 out of 9 points. He edged out Vihaan Aadarsh Lobo on tiebreak scores after both players won their final-round games. Aadhya A Shetty finished third with 7 points.

The 4th RCC Club FIDE Rated Classical Tournament concluded in Mangalore, Karnataka, after nine days of competition. Organized by the Karnataka State Chess Association (KSCA) in association with Rao's Chess Corner, the event featured a single round per day under a time control of 90 minutes plus a 30-second increment from the first move. With a nominal entry fee of ₹250, it provided participants an opportunity to engage in a full classical chess format.

Vihaan Shetty and Vihaan Aadarsh Lobo both reached 8/9 points, securing first and second places respectively based on tiebreak scores. The tournament tested players' patience over the extended schedule, and Shetty marked his first victory in a rated event. Entering the final round, the lead was tight, with both top contenders winning their games to tie on points.

Aadhya A Shetty earned third place with 7/9 points. The event drew 86 players, boasting an average age of 12. Other notable finishers included Aarush Bhat and Aayiu Atindrya Shetty in the top ranks, though full tiebreak details were partially listed. Photos from the tournament were credited to Sharan Rao of Rao's Chess Corner.

This edition highlighted the growing interest in classical chess among young players in the region.

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Nodirbek Abdusattorov celebrates unbeaten Prague Masters 2026 victory on podium with trophy, alongside Challengers winner Vaclav Finek and bronze medalist Divya Deshmukh, Prague Castle in background.
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Abdusattorov wins unbeaten Prague Masters 2026; Finek claims Challengers at Prague Chess Festival

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Uzbek grandmaster Nodirbek Abdusattorov won the Masters section of the Prague International Chess Festival 2026 unbeaten with 6/9, securing his second title there and extending his FIDE Circuit 2026-27 lead by nearly 20 points. In Challengers, 16-year-old Czech Vaclav Finek took first with 6.5/9, while India's Divya Deshmukh earned third on 5 points, entering the women's world top 10.

FM Vaibhav Jayant Raut of Nagpur secured first place with an unbeaten 8 out of 9 points at the inaugural G H Raisoni Memorial FIDE Rapid Rating Chess Tournament in Jalna, Maharashtra. Kartavya Anadkat finished second with the same score, while CM Naitik Mehta took third on tiebreaks from a five-way tie at 7.5 points. The one-day event drew 245 players from six states and offered a total prize fund of ₹200,000.

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IM Saravana Krishnan P claimed victory in the Warrior Chess Academy's 2nd International FIDE Rated Open Chess Tournament 2026 with 7.5 out of 9 points. The event, held in Chennai, featured strong competition among rated and unrated players from multiple federations. Krishnan's win marks his first title of the year and second podium finish.

Rohit Jadhav emerged as the champion of the Mind Champions Challenge third edition, scoring 4.5 out of 5 points in a tournament for visually impaired players. The event took place on February 21, 2026, at the Phoenix ChessBase India Chess Club in Kurla, Mumbai. Around 36 participants competed in five rounds starting at 11 a.m.

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Vesho Doulo, a 12-year-old from Nagaland, achieved a perfect score to claim victory at the AICF Chess for Everyone Fide Rating Open 2026. The five-day FIDE-rated event drew 39 local participants and highlighted growing interest in chess in the region. All players received chessboards from the non-profit Gift of Chess.

Sahajveer Singh Maras and Chhavi Zade emerged as champions in the open and girls categories, respectively, at a recent under-13 chess tournament in Nagpur. They secured top spots with strong performances, earning selection for the state championship. Prizes were awarded in a ceremony attended by chess officials.

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