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Practical reading for parents and young players — why chess helps children grow, how to start, and how to progress to rated tournaments.
Chess news2 min readKoneru Humpy: The Underrated Queen of Indian ChessWhen we talk about Indian chess champions, names like Viswanathan Anand, Gukesh D, and Praggnanandhaa often take center stage. But what about Koneru…Read article →
Ratings & tournaments3 min readHow to Get a FIDE Rating: A Comprehensive GuideIf you’re passionate about chess and aspire to take your skills to the next level, obtaining a FIDE rating is an essential milestone. The Fédération…Read article →
Chess news3 min readFrom Prodigy to Champion: Gukesh’s Inspiring Journey to the TopThe chess world has witnessed yet another prodigious feat with Gukesh D., the young Indian grandmaster, claiming the title of the 18th World Chess…Read article →
Getting started3 min readBoost Your Child’s Problem-Solving Skills with ChessChess is not just a game; it’s a comprehensive exercise for the mind. Children who play chess develop skills that extend far beyond the chessboard, from…Read article →
Getting started3 min readThe Role of Chess in Developing Academic ExcellenceChess, often called the “game of kings,” is much more than a board game. It’s a tool that has been shown to improve cognitive abilities, which directly…Read article →
Strategy & tactics3 min readThe Ultimate Guide to Winning More Games In ChessChess is a game of intellect, foresight, and calculated moves. While every player knows the importance of strategy and tactics, few fully understand how…Read article →
Getting started2 min readThe Benefits of Learning Chess for KidsChess is a timeless game that offers more than just entertainment; it serves as a powerful developmental tool for children. Research and surveys have…Read article →
Getting started4 min readThe Beginner’s Guide to Mastering ChessChess is more than just a game — it’s a journey of learning, strategy, and self-discovery. Whether you’re a beginner eager to learn or a parent wanting…Read article →
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