Former National U-8 girls champion, A.N. Shefali from Mandya, representing Karnataka in the 32nd National U-9 Girls Chess Championship-2018 at Ranchi recently, secured sixth place with 8.5 points from 9 rounds. Sneha Halder (WB-9 points) won the title, while WCM Suhaani Lohia (Mah-9 points) finished runner-up. Indira Priyadarshini Subbu (TN-8.5 points) secured the third place. Tanishka Jain and Yashika Joshi from Mysuru fared well by securing 4.5 points from nine rounds. In the U-9 Open section, A.R. Illamparathi (TN) won the title with 10 points from 11 rounds. Mayank Chakraborty (Assam-9 points) secured second place with 9 points, followed by Bharadia Yash (Rajasthan- 9 points). Mysuru lads S. Vishwajit (7 points) and N.C. Gambhir (6 points) fared well in the Championship.
32nd National U-9 Girls Chess: Mandya's Shefali finishes sixth, Mysuru girls fare well
Former National U-8 girls champion, A.N. Shefali from Mandya, representing Karnataka in the 32nd National U-9 Girls Chess Championship-2018 at Ranchi recently, secured sixth place with 8.5 points from 9 rounds. Sneha…
Continue reading
Ride to Muneeswaran Kunnu marks Jawa Day
A team of eight Yezdi bike riders from Mysuru, Bandipur and Hassan went on a motorcycle expedition on their legendary bikes to Muneeswaran Hunnu, also known as Muneeswaramudi Hills, located at Wayanad,…
Shivamogga Yodhas crowned champions
Maharaja Trophy KSCA T20 Luvnith Sisodia’s brilliant 87 and K.V. Aneesh’s late cameo seal maiden Maharaja Trophy title Bengaluru, July 13 - Shivamogga Yodhas clinched their maiden Maharaja Trophy KSCA T20 title…
Excels in swimming
Mysuru: Gunesh Yashavantha Kumar, a student of JSS Public School, Siddarthanagar, has brought laurels through his outstanding performance at the State Non-Medalist Invitational Swim Meet - 2026, held at Marlin Aquatic Centre…






