Youngest Chess Prodigy to Compete in Mumbai Tournament

The All India Chess Masters Mumbai FIDE Classical tournament is set to take place from May 10-15, featuring 240 players and offering a prize pool of Rs 3 lakh. Notably, four-year-old Hridaan Chhajer will be participating, with International Arbiter Ajinkya Pingale overseeing as chief arbiter.


Devdiscourse News Desk | Mumbai | Updated: 08-05-2025 21:08 IST | Created: 08-05-2025 21:08 IST
Youngest Chess Prodigy to Compete in Mumbai Tournament
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The All India Chess Masters Mumbai FIDE Classical tournament is gearing up for its commencement from May 10 to May 15, drawing chess enthusiasts from across the country.

A total of 240 players will challenge each other over the six-day event, competing for a substantial prize purse of Rs 3 lakh. This prestigious competition will witness the participation of the youngest contender, four-year-old Hridaan Chhajer, marking a remarkable highlight of the tournament.

Renowned International Arbiter Ajinkya Pingale has been appointed as the chief arbiter, ensuring the smooth and fair execution of the event, further enhancing its standing in the chess community.

(With inputs from agencies.)

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