Archive · 11 Aug 2025
Krisha Jain, Arit Kapil Win National Chess Championship
The National Chess Championship happened in India!
Kids from all over played chess.
Krisha Jain from Maharashtra and Arit Kapil from Delhi were the best players in their groups.
They won big prizes, including 70,000 rupees!
Lots of kids and parents were there, having fun.
The event also showed how sports helps kids grow up well.
Krisha Jain of Maharashtra and Arit Kapil of Delhi won the girls' and boys' categories, respectively.
The 38th National Chess Championship took place at Anubhuti Mandapam, Jain Hills.
Winners received cash prizes, with the top two in each category receiving Rs 70,000 and Rs 60,000.
392 boys and 177 girls from across the country participated in the event.
The event included an eco-friendly Rakhi stall and emphasized the role of sports in personality development.
- Who
- Krisha Jain, Arit Kapil, and many young chess players from across the country.
- What
- The 38th National Chess Championship.
- When
- The event has concluded.
- Where
- Anubhuti Mandapam, Jain Hills, Maharashtra.
- Why
- To compete in chess, award winners, and promote the sport.
Parents Concerned About Pressure
Officials Encouraging Sportsmanship
Parental Pressure on Young Players
Parents Concerned About Pressure
Parents should not put too much pressure on their children.
Officials Encouraging Sportsmanship
District Collector Ayush Prasad stated in his speech the importance of letting children enjoy the game.
- Girls' Winner
- Krisha Jain (Maharashtra)
- Boys' Winner
- Arit Kapil (Delhi)
- Location
- Jain Hills
- Total Participants
- 569 (392 boys, 177 girls)
- Top Prize (Girls & Boys)
- Rs 70,000