Chess Queen Crowned: Divya Makes History!

Nineteen-year-old Divya scripted history on Monday evening, becoming the first Indian woman to win the Chess World Cup. She defeated Koneru in a thrilling tie-break final.

This remarkable victory adds another feather to her cap, as she is only the fourth Indian woman to achieve the Grandmaster title.

Divya’s triumph elevates her to the prestigious 88th spot amongst India’s Grandmasters, a testament to her exceptional talent and dedication.

The young chess prodigy’s win is not just a personal milestone but a significant boost for women’s chess in India. It inspires a new generation of aspiring female players to pursue their dreams on the global stage. Her victory is a moment of national pride, showcasing India’s burgeoning chess talent.

Karanveer Sharma

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