Archive · 31 Jul 2025

Divya Deshmukh Wins FIDE Women's World Cup

Divya Deshmukh Wins FIDE Women's World Cup

A young chess player named Divya Deshmukh, from India, won a big chess competition called the FIDE Women's World Cup.

In the final, she beat another Indian player, Koneru Humpy.

This was a very important win because she became the first Indian woman to win this title.

It also means she is now a Grandmaster, a high title in chess.

Everyone is happy for her and hopes more young people will start playing chess too.

Sources

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