Kiana Parihar Makes History in Chess
Udaipur: Nine-year-old Kiana Parihar has achieved a remarkable milestone in Indian chess by becoming Rajasthan’s first Woman Candidate Master (WCM). Her achievement marks a new chapter in the state's chess history and serves as an inspiration for young talents, particularly girls aspiring to compete in national and international arenas.
A Young Prodigy from Udaipur
Hailing from Udaipur, Kiana demonstrated exceptional skill and focus at an early age, steadily rising through competitive tournaments. Her consistent success against higher-ranked opponents has now earned her the prestigious WCM title from the International Chess Federation (FIDE).
Recognition and Inspiration
Local chess associations and coaches have lauded her accomplishment, emphasizing how her success reflects the growing popularity of chess among youth in Rajasthan. Many believe that her story will motivate more girls to take up the sport seriously.
“Kiana’s determination, discipline, and love for chess make her a role model for upcoming players,” said one of her coaches.
With this recognition, Kiana joins the ranks of India’s promising young chess players destined for international success.
Author's summary:
At age nine, Kiana Parihar from Udaipur becomes Rajasthan’s first Woman Candidate Master, setting a precedent for future generations of young female chess players in India.
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