Sharvaanica A.S. was leading by half a point before the start of the final round, where a draw would have been enough for her to secure the Gold medal. Playing the French Defence with Black, she soon went a pawn down, gradually lost control of the position, and eventually lost the game. Despite this setback, she tied with another player on 9 points and, thanks to a superior tiebreak over Nandinjiguur Chinzorig, clinched the Gold medal for India. Notably, after losing in the first round, Sharvaanica staged a remarkable comeback with nine consecutive wins.
In the Girls U-12 category, Kiyaana Parihar earned the Bronze medal by defeating Saltkhutsishvili Sarawon. She gained a pawn and skillfully converted it into a full point, finishing with a strong score of 8.5 points.
In the Boys U-10 category, Mani Sarbartho had a chance to fight for the Gold medal but had to settle for Bronze after drawing his final-round game against CM Karunasena A.P. Chenitha. Mani finished with 8.5 points.
Other Notable Performances
- Pratitee Bordoloi – 4th place, U-12 Girls
- Madhvendra Pratap Sarma – 5th place, U-12 Open
- Vanshika Rawat – 5th place, U-10 Girls
- Divi Bijesh – 9th place, U-10 Girls
- Aaranya R – 7th place, U-8 Girls
- Teesha Byadwal – 9th place, U-8 Girls
- Tamizh Amudhan – 10th place, U-10 Open



Congratulation:-Aronyak Ghosh from West Bengal becomes India’s 95th Chess Grandmaster
Announcement : Medical Evaluation in Ahmedabad , Gujarat from 18th to 21st May, 2026
Historic Triumph: R Vaishali wins Candidates, earns World Championship match against Ju Wenjun,
Final Report:35th National Under-17 Open & Girls Chess Championships – 2026
SNA Seminar & Exam in ANDHRA UNIVERSITY, VISAKHAPTNAM on 02 & 03 May 2026 (2 Batches)
Certificate :National Team in Raipur ,Chhattisgarh from 16-22 March 2026