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Amitabh Bachchan Congratulates India's Chess Team On Historic Victory | People News

Mumbai: Veteran Bollywood icon Amitabh Bachchan, who currently hosts the quiz based reality show ‘Kaun Banega Crorepati’, has extended his best wishes to the Indian chess contingent after they clinched 2 gold medals in both men’s and women’s category at the 45th Chess Olympiad. On Tuesday, the senior actor took to his Instagram, and shared a video showing the stills of the players of the Indian…

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Women in Chess MBTI

Interviews with top women chess players of different MBTI personality types

ENTJ Alexandra Kosteniuk | Hou Yifan | Humpy Koneru

INTJ Ju Wenjun

ESTJ Tania Sachdev | Oliwia Kiolbasa

ISTJ Anna Muzychuk | Aleksandra Goryachkina | Bibisara Assaubayeva

ENTP Zhao Xue | Nana Dzagnidze | Irina Krush | Harika Dronavalli

INTP Marie Sebag | Zhu Jiner

ESTP Judit Polgar | Zhansaya Abdumalik | Carissa Yip | Divya Deshmukh

ISTP Sara Khadem | Gunay Mammadzada | Vaishali Rameshbabu | Nurgyul Salimova

ENFJ Irina Bulmaga

INFJ Lei Tingjie

ESFJ Jennifer Yu

ISFJ Kateryna Lagno | Mariya Muzychuk | Valentina Gunina

ENFP Tan Zhongyi | Dinara Wagner

INFP Pauline Guichard

ESFP Pia Cramling

ISFP Bella Khotenashvili

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[ad_1] The Chess Panel in Trailblazers 2.0 (Left)/D Gukesh at the Tata Steel Chess Tournament (@tatasteelchess) It was kind of obvious. When we as a team sat down to identify our focus sport for the Tata Steel Trailblazers Conclave 3.0, the answer was staring at us. Chess. There can be no debate that Indian chess took giant strides in 2024. In the words of Viswanathan Anand, “There is no doubt the sport is doing well and the future is looking great, but it will take some doing to match 2024.” Anand is right when he says this. From D Gukesh winning the candidates and Arjun Erigaisi crossing the 2800 Elo rating, to India winning the men’s and women’s golds in the Olympiad and Gukesh becoming world champion, it was the best year possible. And 2025 has started on an equally vibrant note, with R Praggnanandhaa winning the Tata Steel Chess and Gukesh coming a close second. The women’s game too has taken a significant stride forward. R Vaishali, Koneru Humpy, D Harika, Divya Deshmukh, Vantika Agarwal and Tania Sachdev all had a good 2024. While the gold in the Olympiad stood out, Humpy’s world championship medal was another real highpoint. Away from the boards as well, chess has taken giant strides in the year gone by. Thanks to the efforts of Sagar Shah and his team at Chessbase India, there is now a constituency that consumes almost every match that is telecast. The Gukesh-Pragg tie-breaker was watched by over 50,000 people and the Gukesh’s World Championship clash with Ding Liren saw audiences of close to 150,000 daily. Chess influencers have become known names on social media, and Tania, for example, has also branched out into  commentary. Sagar is now a permanent fixture at events across the world and, in every sense, the sport has grown. To go back to Anand one more time. “We now have a generation of players,” he said. “Even Gukesh, having become world champion at the age of 18, has the best part of his career ahead of him. This entire generation of players – Gukesh, Arjun, Pragg – the sport is very strong at the moment, and I am pleased that, not just personally but also through the Westbridge Anand Chess Academy, I have had a role to play in it. The youth of the country will continue to engage with the sport in the future is my hope, and that’s really very good news.” This is what we will celebrate at Tata Steel Trailblazers 3.0. It is rare that India dominates a sport which has a global footprint. Three Indians in the men’s top 10 is evidence of India’s growing strength. After the Soviet era, this is the first time a nation looks all set to dominate world chess. “For the longest time, it was Anand,” said Dibyendu Barua. “And he still has a major role to play in inspiring these players. Magnus Carlsen had said it three years earlier. He had mentioned that India will dominate world chess. Now it is proving to be true.” While celebrating the sport, we will also celebrate India’s first chess genius, Sultan Khan, who beat the best in the world between 1929 and 1933. In a chess career that lasted approximately five years, he won three British Chess Championship titles in 1929, 1932 and 1933. Thereafter, he came back to India and did not play competitive chess. Over the course of his career, he beat legends like José Raúl Capablanca, victories that were regularly reported by the Times of India.  Also Read: Arjun and Hari: Unsung heroes of Indian one-two at Tata Steel chess The post Tata Steel Trailblazers, and celebrating a quantum leap for Indian chess appeared first on Sports News Portal | Latest Sports Articles | Revsports. [ad_2] Source link

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[ad_1] The Chess Panel in Trailblazers 2.0 (Left)/D Gukesh at the Tata Steel Chess Tournament (@tatasteelchess) It was kind of obvious. When we as a team sat down to identify our focus sport for the Tata Steel Trailblazers Conclave 3.0, the answer was staring at us. Chess. There can be no debate that Indian chess took giant strides in 2024. In the words of Viswanathan Anand, “There is no doubt the sport is doing well and the future is looking great, but it will take some doing to match 2024.” Anand is right when he says this. From D Gukesh winning the candidates and Arjun Erigaisi crossing the 2800 Elo rating, to India winning the men’s and women’s golds in the Olympiad and Gukesh becoming world champion, it was the best year possible. And 2025 has started on an equally vibrant note, with R Praggnanandhaa winning the Tata Steel Chess and Gukesh coming a close second. The women’s game too has taken a significant stride forward. R Vaishali, Koneru Humpy, D Harika, Divya Deshmukh, Vantika Agarwal and Tania Sachdev all had a good 2024. While the gold in the Olympiad stood out, Humpy’s world championship medal was another real highpoint. Away from the boards as well, chess has taken giant strides in the year gone by. Thanks to the efforts of Sagar Shah and his team at Chessbase India, there is now a constituency that consumes almost every match that is telecast. The Gukesh-Pragg tie-breaker was watched by over 50,000 people and the Gukesh’s World Championship clash with Ding Liren saw audiences of close to 150,000 daily. Chess influencers have become known names on social media, and Tania, for example, has also branched out into  commentary. Sagar is now a permanent fixture at events across the world and, in every sense, the sport has grown. To go back to Anand one more time. “We now have a generation of players,” he said. “Even Gukesh, having become world champion at the age of 18, has the best part of his career ahead of him. This entire generation of players – Gukesh, Arjun, Pragg – the sport is very strong at the moment, and I am pleased that, not just personally but also through the Westbridge Anand Chess Academy, I have had a role to play in it. The youth of the country will continue to engage with the sport in the future is my hope, and that’s really very good news.” This is what we will celebrate at Tata Steel Trailblazers 3.0. It is rare that India dominates a sport which has a global footprint. Three Indians in the men’s top 10 is evidence of India’s growing strength. After the Soviet era, this is the first time a nation looks all set to dominate world chess. “For the longest time, it was Anand,” said Dibyendu Barua. “And he still has a major role to play in inspiring these players. Magnus Carlsen had said it three years earlier. He had mentioned that India will dominate world chess. Now it is proving to be true.” While celebrating the sport, we will also celebrate India’s first chess genius, Sultan Khan, who beat the best in the world between 1929 and 1933. In a chess career that lasted approximately five years, he won three British Chess Championship titles in 1929, 1932 and 1933. Thereafter, he came back to India and did not play competitive chess. Over the course of his career, he beat legends like José Raúl Capablanca, victories that were regularly reported by the Times of India.  Also Read: Arjun and Hari: Unsung heroes of Indian one-two at Tata Steel chess The post Tata Steel Trailblazers, and celebrating a quantum leap for Indian chess appeared first on Sports News Portal | Latest Sports Articles | Revsports. [ad_2] Source link

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India has completely dominated the 45th Chess Olympiad in Hungary and won 2 gold medals. In the Open competition, we had Gukesh D, Praggnanandhaa R, Arjun Erigaisi, Vidit Gujrathi, and Harikrishna Pentala, with Srinath Narayanan as the captain. The women’s team was Harika Dronavalli, Vaishali R, Divya Deshmukh, Vantika Agrawal, and Tania Sachdev, with Abhijit Kunte as the captain.

Final standings of the top teams:

Open:

India – 21

USA – 17

Uzbekistan – 17

China – 17

Serbia – 17

Armenia – 17

Germany – 16

Azerbaijan – 16

Slovenia – 16

Spain – 16

Women:

India – 19

Kazakhstan – 18

USA – 17

Spain – 17

Armenia – 17

Georgia – 17

China – 16

Ukraine – 16

Poland – 16

Bulgaria – 16

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FACT ONE

meme about Alpha Zero , with text which reads "Its your GM vs my alpha zero"

FACT TWO

Alpha Zero was developed by Google, giant of Silicon Valley. It possesses an exhaustive range of chess iterations so it can identify and choose best plays in milliseconds. This ability is a skill which rivals years of chess expertise.

FACT THREE

World No. 1 (FIDE) Magnus Carlsen once played Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates in a courtesy match to promote learning skills through board games and digital tools also.

FACT FOUR

India has developed a fantastic chess programme for young girls, and this has paid off in India's remarkable results in recently concluded FIDE World Junior Chess Championship (Female Category) where Divya Deshmukh and others outplayed hundreds from other nations.

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Divya Deshmukh

Anonymous asked: Divya Deshmukh, chess player - estp?

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Navigating Intimacy: Unveiling the Top 20 Sexologists in Delhi for Comprehensive Sexual Health Treatment

In the bustling city of Delhi, where every step echoes the rich tapestry of history and modernity, it's not surprising that individuals are seeking the expertise of renowned sexologists to address their intimate health concerns. With a myriad of choices available, finding the best professional for your needs is crucial. In this comprehensive guide, we'll explore the top 20 sexologists in Delhi, both male and female, who have earned acclaim for their expertise in sexual health treatment. Whether you're facing specific challenges or simply prioritizing overall well-being, this list will help you find the right expert near you.

Understanding the Importance of Sexual Health:

Sexual health is an integral aspect of overall well-being, impacting our physical, mental, and emotional states. Delhi, being a diverse metropolis, houses numerous clinics and practitioners catering to a spectrum of sexual health concerns. From relationship issues to physiological problems, seeking guidance from a qualified sexologist can make a significant difference.

Top 20 Sexologists in Delhi:

Dr. Sudershan Kumar Sharma- Oorja Ayurvedic Clinic

Dr. Alok Agarwal: Renowned for his expertise in male sexual health, Dr. Agarwal combines modern medicine with holistic approaches for comprehensive care.

Dr. Anjali Sharma: Specializing in female sexual health, Dr. Sharma is recognized for her compassionate approach and personalized treatment plans.

Dr. Rajeev Gupta: With years of experience, Dr. Gupta focuses on addressing the root causes of sexual health issues, providing effective solutions.

Dr. Sneha Jain: A prominent female sexologist, Dr. Jain is known for her commitment to empowering women and promoting sexual well-being.

Dr. Sunil Kumar: Offering a range of services for both genders, Dr. Kumar is praised for his patient-centered approach and emphasis on communication.

Dr. Ritu Singh: Specializing in couples therapy, Dr. Singh helps partners navigate through relationship challenges impacting their intimate lives.

Dr. Sameer Malhotra: As a leading psychiatrist and sexologist, Dr. Malhotra integrates mental health considerations into his sexual health treatments.

Dr. Preeti Gupta: Focused on female sexual health, Dr. Gupta's clinic is known for its welcoming atmosphere and commitment to patient confidentiality.

Dr. Vikas Deshmukh: A renowned male sexologist, Dr. Deshmukh emphasizes a holistic approach to sexual health, considering both physical and psychological factors.

Dr. Meenakshi Ahuja: With expertise in sexual dysfunction, Dr. Ahuja employs evidence-based therapies to address various intimate health issues.

Dr. Ankit Kothari: Known for his expertise in reproductive health, Dr. Kothari provides specialized services for couples planning a family.

Dr. Aruna Saxena: With a focus on female sexual health, Dr. Saxena is recognized for her commitment to patient education and empowerment.

Dr. Rakesh Sharma: A leading expert in male infertility, Dr. Sharma combines his skills in urology and sexology to offer comprehensive solutions.

Dr. Neha Kapoor: Specializing in sexual counseling, Dr. Kapoor's clinic provides a safe space for individuals and couples to discuss their concerns.

Dr. Varun Bhatia: As a prominent sexologist, Dr. Bhatia integrates modern medicine with alternative therapies to address a wide range of sexual health issues.

Dr. Divya Singh: Offering services for both men and women, Dr. Singh focuses on creating personalized treatment plans tailored to individual needs.

Dr. Siddharth Sharma: Known for his expertise in sexual rehabilitation, Dr. Sharma helps individuals overcome physical and psychological barriers to intimacy.

Dr. Nidhi Gupta: Specializing in reproductive health, Dr. Gupta's clinic is a popular choice for couples seeking guidance on fertility-related concerns.

Dr. Sumit Arora: With a holistic approach to sexual health, Dr. Arora addresses concerns related to performance anxiety, relationship issues, and more.

Dr. Tanvi Arora: A dedicated female sexologist, Dr. Arora's clinic is known for its emphasis on creating a comfortable and non-judgmental space for patients.

Choosing the Right Sexologist Near You:

When searching for a sexologist in Delhi, consider factors such as specialization, experience, and patient reviews. It's essential to choose a professional who not only possesses the necessary expertise but also fosters a supportive and confidential environment.

Conclusion:

Prioritizing your sexual health is a crucial step towards overall well-being. The top 20 sexologists in Delhi mentioned in this guide are recognized for their dedication to providing comprehensive sexual health treatment. Whether you're dealing with specific challenges or simply seeking guidance for a healthier intimate life, these experts offer a diverse range of services to meet your needs. Take charge of your sexual health journey today by consulting with one of these esteemed professionals near you.

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Bardzo dobrze spisała się w czwartej rundzie FIDE Women's Grand Swiss 2023 Monika Soćko. Polka wygrała czarnymi z silną Ormianką, posiadającą tytuł męskiego arcymistrza Eliną Danielian. Z kolei Oliwia Kiołbasa uzyskała dziś remis z 17-letnią Hinduską Divya Deshmukh.

Zobaczcie zwycięską partię Moniki Soćko:

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Tiger Shroff Reveals Glimpse of Ganapath's Dystopian World, Teaser Release Date Announced

Tiger Shroff is all set to thrill his fans with his upcoming film, Ganapath: A Hero Is Born, featuring Kriti Sanon and Amitabh Bachchan. The action-packed thriller is set in a dystopian world and is scheduled to hit cinemas on October 20, alongside Kangana Ranaut's Tejas and Divya Khosla Kumar's Yaariyan 2. In a recent announcement, Tiger Shroff shared a sneak peek of this intriguing dystopian setting through a special clip on his social media platforms. Standing atop towering buildings, he captioned the video with, "Duniya badal ne ke liye duniya ko badalna padta hai (To change the world, you need to change the world)." The clip concludes with the actor's breathtaking leap from the structure, followed by a promise of a "mind-blowing" surprise for his fans. The teaser for Ganapath is eagerly awaited and will be unveiled on September 27. Produced by Vashu Bhagnani, Jackky Bhagnani, Deepshikha Deshmukh, and directed by Vikas Bahl, Ganapath is gearing up for a global release in Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam, and Kannada languages on October 20, 2023. The film will face a triple showdown at the box office with Tejas and Yaariyan 2. Tejas, starring Kangana Ranaut, and Yaariyan 2, featuring a star-studded ensemble cast, including Meezan Jafri, Divya Khosla Kumar, Pearl V Puri, and Yash Dasgupta, are also slated for theatrical release on the same date. Additionally, the week will witness the release of several other Tamil and Telugu films, including Thalapathy Vijay's Leo and Nandamuri Balakrishna's Bhagavanth Kesari. Watch the teaser here Read the full article

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"Unleashing Unforeseen Success: Harika and Humpy Astonish with Epic Comebacks at Tata Steel Chess India | Unveiling the Thrilling Chess News!"

KOLKATA: Experienced chess players D Harika and Koneru Humpy showcased their resilience during the blitz section of the Tata Steel Chess India tournament. After a less successful rapid tournament at the Bhasha Bhawan in the National Library of India campus on Sunday, both players bounced back. They defeated Women’s GM Divya Deshmukh, who had emerged as the champion in the rapid section. Humpy had…

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"Unleashing Unforeseen Success: Harika and Humpy Astonish with Epic Comebacks at Tata Steel Chess India | Unveiling the Thrilling Chess News!"

KOLKATA: Experienced chess players D Harika and Koneru Humpy showcased their resilience during the blitz section of the Tata Steel Chess India tournament. After a less successful rapid tournament at the Bhasha Bhawan in the National Library of India campus on Sunday, both players bounced back. They defeated Women’s GM Divya Deshmukh, who had emerged as the champion in the rapid section. Humpy had…

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[ad_1] Arjun Erigaisi in frame. (PC: X.com) The Indian campaign at the world rapid and blitz chess championship in New York got off to a modest start. Raunak Sadhwani and Arjun Erigaisi scored four points each from the first five rounds in the rapid format – to be played over 13 rounds – in the open section. Four players, lower rated than the top guns, secured 4.5 points each. At the moment, Raunak is fifth on the table and Arjun 12th.  Magnus Carlsen, the reigning champion and World No. 1 across formats, endured a disappointing day in the event dubbed the Wall Street Gambit, because of the address it is being staged at. The Norwegian could only manage three draws, a defeat and a solitary win. That left him 83rd in a field of 180 players with 2.5 points. However, these are early hours in the competition. Alice Lee of USA was leading the women’s section, which will have 11 rounds. After the first four of those, she was the only one with a tally of four points. Dronavalli Harika of India was in a pack of four players on 3.5 and placed fourth. With three points and in 15th position was R Vaishali. This is a crucial outing for Arjun because he can secure direct qualification for the Candidates from the FIDE Circuit only if he wins it. It will also depend on how Fabiano Caruana fares. The current leader of this qualification channel from USA was 23rd with 3.5 points. It doesn’t mean that the 21-year-old from India has an advantage at this stage. Things in speed chess can change any moment, but it has to be said that Arjun has got off to a good start. Another youngster, Raunak, lived up to his billing of being a strong shorter-format player. The 19-year-old from Nagpur won his first three games and drew the last two. V Pranav, the recently-crowned world under-18 champion in rapid and blitz, was 32nd with 3.5 points. R Praggnanandhaa was 56th with three points. Diptayan Ghosh was also on three, in 69th place. It was not a great opening day for most of the Indians in the women’s section. Other than Harika and Vaishali, the rest found the going tough. Former world rapid champion Koneru Humpy was 38th with 2.5 points. Vantika Agarwal was 35th with same number of points. The sensation in the longer format, Divya Deshmukh, had a poor beginning and could only log two points to be placed 70th. The post Raunak fifth in open section and Harika fourth in women’s after Day 1 of world rapid chess appeared first on Sports News Portal | Latest Sports Articles | Revsports. [ad_2] Source link

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[ad_1] Arjun Erigaisi in frame. (PC: X.com) The Indian campaign at the world rapid and blitz chess championship in New York got off to a modest start. Raunak Sadhwani and Arjun Erigaisi scored four points each from the first five rounds in the rapid format – to be played over 13 rounds – in the open section. Four players, lower rated than the top guns, secured 4.5 points each. At the moment, Raunak is fifth on the table and Arjun 12th.  Magnus Carlsen, the reigning champion and World No. 1 across formats, endured a disappointing day in the event dubbed the Wall Street Gambit, because of the address it is being staged at. The Norwegian could only manage three draws, a defeat and a solitary win. That left him 83rd in a field of 180 players with 2.5 points. However, these are early hours in the competition. Alice Lee of USA was leading the women’s section, which will have 11 rounds. After the first four of those, she was the only one with a tally of four points. Dronavalli Harika of India was in a pack of four players on 3.5 and placed fourth. With three points and in 15th position was R Vaishali. This is a crucial outing for Arjun because he can secure direct qualification for the Candidates from the FIDE Circuit only if he wins it. It will also depend on how Fabiano Caruana fares. The current leader of this qualification channel from USA was 23rd with 3.5 points. It doesn’t mean that the 21-year-old from India has an advantage at this stage. Things in speed chess can change any moment, but it has to be said that Arjun has got off to a good start. Another youngster, Raunak, lived up to his billing of being a strong shorter-format player. The 19-year-old from Nagpur won his first three games and drew the last two. V Pranav, the recently-crowned world under-18 champion in rapid and blitz, was 32nd with 3.5 points. R Praggnanandhaa was 56th with three points. Diptayan Ghosh was also on three, in 69th place. It was not a great opening day for most of the Indians in the women’s section. Other than Harika and Vaishali, the rest found the going tough. Former world rapid champion Koneru Humpy was 38th with 2.5 points. Vantika Agarwal was 35th with same number of points. The sensation in the longer format, Divya Deshmukh, had a poor beginning and could only log two points to be placed 70th. The post Raunak fifth in open section and Harika fourth in women’s after Day 1 of world rapid chess appeared first on Sports News Portal | Latest Sports Articles | Revsports. [ad_2] Source link

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On Sunday, the nation witnessed one of the greatest days in Indian sporting history. India won two gold medals in the 45th edition of the Chess Olympiad in Budapest, Hungary in both the Open and Women’s competitions.

In the Open competition, team of Gukesh D, Praggnanandhaa R, Arjun Erigaisi, Vidit Gujrathi, and Harikrishna Pentala, with Srinath Narayanan as the captain, led throughout the tournament, winning 10 matches and drawing just one. The women's team of Harika Dronavalli, Vaishali R, Divya Deshmukh, Vantika Agrawal, and Tania Sachdev, with Abhijit Kunte as the captain, demonstrated excellent composure and delivered, winning the final match against Azerbaijan 3.5-0.5.

2024 has been a special year for Indian sports. The Indian men’s cricket team finally ended an 11-year wait for a global title. At the Olympics, shooter Manu Bhaker achieved a series of firsts with two bronze medals and the Indian men’s hockey team won a second consecutive bronze.

And earlier this month, India would sign off from the Paralympics with 29 medals, registering their best performance ever in the multi-sport event.