Chess is generally seen as a brain game for intellectually gifted people as it is one of the best exercises for the brain. This brain game, popularized in India by World Chess Grandmaster Viswanathan Anand, is widely played by young and old people around the world today. We at Kings’ Chess Academy, the best online… Continue reading How chess helps the brain functionality, The Brain-Chess Connection by kings’ Chess Academy
Shreyas Krishnan is a talented chess player trained by Kings Chess Academy and has shown a brilliant performance on the online chess tournaments only with 4 months training.
Shravan Ambaru from King Chess Academy has won all 7 rounds securing the first position in the Azadi Ka Amrit Mohotsav NMDC Chess Tournament 2021, Hyderabad.
Karnika has made us proud by winning the Under-14 Girls chess championship held by Al Ain Chess Club & Mind Games in UAE. We wish her best of luck in her upcoming future championships.
Kings Chess Academy congratulates Kanak Parekh for winning the US Chess Rapid U1450 tournament held online at chess.com for junior category which was organized in May 2021
Kings Chess Academy heartily congratulates Naannyya for performing so well in the 181st Brilliant Chess Tournament held online for junior category at an international level.
Kings Chess Academy heartily congratulates Joesph for performing so well in the 181st Brilliant Chess Tournament held online for junior category at an international level.
Under the guidance of coach International Master Srinath Rao from Kings Chess Academy, he performs very well winning 3rd place in Dubai Schools Games Chess Championship Under 13.
Anvitha Penagalapati, a promising & talented young chess player from kings Chess Academy has snatched her position in the upcoming championship held in United States in June 2021.
Born on December 11, 1969, in Madras (now Chennai) in a Hindu family he started playing chess at just 6 years of his age. His father, Krishnamurthy Viswanathan, a retired general manager of Southern Railways, had studied in Jamalpur, Bihar, and his mother, Sushila, was a housewife, chess aficionado, and an influential socialite. Anand started… Continue reading The journey of Viswanathan Anand a.k.a “Tiger of Madras” – A short story by King Chess Academy
