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19 -year -old Divya Deshmukh became the youngest world champion of Chase.
India’s 19 -year -old Divya Deshmukh has won Chase’s FIDE Women’s World Cup. He won the title by defeating Koneru Hampi of India in the tiebreak round in the final. She has also become the 88th Grandmaster of India with becoming a world champion.
PM Modi tweeted and congratulated him. On this occasion, Anoop Deshmukh, who was the coach of Divya Deshmukh, spoke to Dainik Bhaskar.
Anoop Deshmukh, who was the coach of Divya Deshmukh, said,
Divya Deshmukh became the world champion and illuminated the name of the entire country. When Divya Deshmukh was just 5 years old, I met her for the first time, when I thought she would illuminate the name of India in chess one day. I gave him coaching in 2012.
The final of the Chase World Cup was played between Divya Deshmukh and Koneru Hampi.
The popularity of ‘chess’ started increasing since 2005′ International Chess Master Anoop Deshmukh said, I have been playing chess since 1972. The popularity of chess began to grow from 2005. The first coach of Divya Deshmukh was Rahul Joshi. He is no longer in this world. He was the one who taught Divya to play chess.
Once she went to watch the badminton match with her family. At that time Rahul Joshi gave Divya chocolate and asked her to play chess. After this, he worked hard for 3-4 years behind Divya.
Rahul Joshi came to me in 2011 and told me- I have given Divya training. Now you should see it. By that time, Divya had become an under-8 national champion in chess. After that, I gave them further training. The purpose of my training was also to reach them to the world level.
I was very inspired to see Divya’s game Divya and I met during the tournament in 2011, when she was the youngest player of six years. I was very inspired to see his game. I only felt that this girl would go ahead and get a lot of name in the game of chess.
I was an admin officer in LIC at that time. The high level books I had at that time, I gave it to Divya and then started giving them further training. Divya’s memory is very good.
In India, girls are now coming forward in sports like chess, on which coach Anoop Deshmukh said- This work should have been done long ago in our country. Like China understood 20-25 years ago. So they started working in that direction. Was. The players there are retired at the age of 35.
The future of India’s chess is very bright Talking about India’s future after Divya became a world champion in chess, Anoop Deshmukh says that after watching Divya’s game, other players and her parents will take more interest in chess. Andhra Pradesh CM Chandrababu Naidu has always supported chess.
In the coming days, now the interest of the youth will also increase in the chase. Now we will see the game of chess like a professional. And it is also possible to make a career in chess. After becoming a champion in chess, many universities from abroad get admission.
Gukesh became the world champion last year 19 -year -old Indian Domaraju Gukesh also became a world champion in the men’s chess last year. When he won the title at the age of 18 by defeating Ding Liran of China on 12 December. After this, Gukesh also defeated Norway’s number-1 player Magnus Carlson in different tournaments twice.
Gukesh became the world champion at the age of 18.
India Chess Olympiad Champion India also won the Chess Olympiad title on 23 September 2024. Both the male and female teams of the country created history by becoming champions in the 45th chess Olympiad. Arjun Irrigaisi, R.K. Pragyanand, D. Gukesh, Vidit Gujarati and P. Harikrishna were included. Harika Dronwali in the women’s team, R.K. Vaishali, Divya Deshmukh, Vantika Aggarwal and Tania Sachdev were included.
Anoop Deshmukh became champion in Jaffna Open 2023 in 2023 Anoop Deshmukh, who was the coach of the current female world champion Divya Deshmukh, became the champion in Jaffna International Open 2023 in 2023 two years ago.