M.SURAJ OF BANGALORE AND K. SRUTHI OF SHIMOGHA CLINCH THE U-17 STATE TITLE
Belgaum U-17BoysThere were 5 rated players in Boys category
. M.suraj was a top seed.M.Suraj of Bangalore finished up with 5 points with a high progressive score. Stany .g.a of Shimoga finished with 5 points with a slight low progress than suraj. He defeated M.Suraj in the last round. A.Balkissan of Bangalore scored 4.5 points with 3RD place. He was lucky in the last round against Niranjan.C.Navalgund and secured draw being a Exchange down . Niranjan of Belgaum went off in time pressure and could not score a full point. So Niranjan finished off with 4.5 points with a slight low progressive than Balkissan. Kedar .u.vaze finished with 4 points and secured 5th place… For games of state u-17 please blog on to www.chessindia.blogspot.com
Girls
Sruthi k of shimoga scored 4.5 points out of a possible 5. There were totally 5 rated players in girls category. Sristhy.j.shetty was top seed k.Manasa of Mangalore scored 4 points and finished 2nd. Nisha.n.patkar scored 3.5 points and finished third with a better progress than sneha v. karekar of Belgaum. Sneha finished with 4th place and Akshata r.bhat finished 5th with 3.5 points www.chessindia.blogspot.com
Valedictory function was held on 10.12.06 prizes wew distributed by Shri Vikas Kalgathhi, President of chamber of commerce and Industires Belgaum. Shri Prakash Kalkundikar,Editor marathi daily Belgaum Shri, R.Hanumantha,general secretary , United Karnataka Chess association, Bangalore were present on the occasion . Shri P.k. Kulkarni Senior Chess coach of Belgaum and National Arbiter Was felicitated on this occasion.
FINAL STANDINGS: BOYS SECTION1) M.SURAJ 2)STANY.G.A 3)BALKISSAN.A 4) NIRANJAN.C.NAVALGUND 5)KEDAR VAZE GIRLS SECTION1) SHRUTI K 2)MANASA.K3)NISHA.N.PATKAR 4) SNEHA KAREKAR5)AKSHATA BHAT
Monday, December 11, 2006
Tuesday, November 28, 2006
STATE UNDER-17 CHAMPIONSHIP AT BELGAUM-ON 8TH 9TH & 10TH DECEMBER, 06VENUE: VARERKAR NATYA SANGH SABHAGRUHA,OPP.TILAKWADI (SVM) HIGH SCHOOL,
BESIDE.SIDDHIVINAYAK MANDIR,
TILAKWADI, BELGAUMFOR LODGING FACILITY- DIRECTLY PLAYERS/DIST.ASSOCIATIONS
OR PARENTS CAN CONTACT:NEW UDAY BHUVAN, DELUX LODGE. KHANAPUR ROAD,ANAGOL NAKA, TILAKWADI, BELGAUM.CONT: 0831-5201468 OR 9448141842/2. SUKHASAGAR, LODGING ,BOARDING & RESTAURANT,CONGRESS ROAD, TILAKWADI, BELGAUM.PHONE: 0831-2468038.
ENTRY FEE:150 /- FOR SELECTED PARTICIAPNTS FROM VARIOUS DISTRICTS. AND FOR LOCAL PLAYERS:150
SPECIAL:300/-
CHESS TOURNAMENT IN BELGAUM-It is proposed to organise State selection for Under-17 Boys and Girls in Belgaum from 8th December, 2006 to 10th December, 2006. in association with United Karnataka Chess Association(R) B'lore. Venue: Varerkar Sabhagruha, Opp.Thalakwadi High School, Tilakwadi, Belgaum-6For more details www.karnatakachess.com : &at Belagum contact Shri. Kiran Gokhale: cell: 9845312126 & Shri. C.D.Navalgund: cell: 9880117635
Labels: STATE SELECTION CHESS TOURNAMENT
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PRIDE OF BELGAUM:Kumari.Sneha V Karekar of Divine Providence school, Belgaum was awarded with "Bal Pratibha Puraskar" on the eve of "Childrens Day" celebration held at B'lore on 14.11.06 for her excellant achievements in the field of chess. She was felicitated by the Shri. H.D.Kumarswamy, Hon'ble Chief Minister of Karnataka. Kum.Sneha is in the centre with Hon'ble Dy Chief Minister Shri. B.S.Yadiyurappa, & Sri.Kumarswamy, Minister in the cabinet are in the photo . Kum.Sneha has achieved FIDE rating of 1849.
She was also awarded with Karnataka Rajyotsava Puraskar 2005 and many more awards to her credit. CONGRATULATIONS!!We wish her ALL THE BEST in her future.
Saturday, November 25, 2006
STATE UNDER-17 CHAMPIONSHIP AT BELGAUM-
ON 8TH 9TH & 10TH DECEMBER, 06
VENUE: VARERKAR NATYA SANGH SABHAGRUHA,
OPP.TILAKWADI (SVM) HIGH SCHOOL,
ON 8TH 9TH & 10TH DECEMBER, 06
VENUE: VARERKAR NATYA SANGH SABHAGRUHA,
OPP.TILAKWADI (SVM) HIGH SCHOOL,
BESIDE.SIDDHIVINAYAK MANDIR,
TILAKWADI, BELGAUM
FOR LODGING FACILITY- DIRECTLY PLAYERS/DIST.ASSOCIATIONS
FOR LODGING FACILITY- DIRECTLY PLAYERS/DIST.ASSOCIATIONS
OR PARENTS CAN CONTACT:
NEW UDAY BHUVAN, DELUX LODGE. KHANAPUR ROAD,
ANAGOL NAKA, TILAKWADI, BELGAUM.
CONT: 0831-5201468 OR 9448141842/
2. SUKHASAGAR, LODGING ,BOARDING & RESTAURANT,
CONGRESS ROAD, TILAKWADI, BELGAUM.
PHONE: 0831-2468038.
NEW UDAY BHUVAN, DELUX LODGE. KHANAPUR ROAD,
ANAGOL NAKA, TILAKWADI, BELGAUM.
CONT: 0831-5201468 OR 9448141842/
2. SUKHASAGAR, LODGING ,BOARDING & RESTAURANT,
CONGRESS ROAD, TILAKWADI, BELGAUM.
PHONE: 0831-2468038.
Wednesday, November 22, 2006
CHESS TOURNAMENT IN BELGAUM-
It is proposed to organise State selection for Under-17 Boys and Girls in Belgaum from 8th December, 2006 to 10th December, 2006. in association with United Karnataka Chess Association(R) B'lore.
Venue: Varerkar Sabhagruha, Opp.Thalakwadi High School, Tilakwadi, Belgaum-6
For more details www.karnatakachess.com : &
at Belagum contact Shri. Kiran Gokhale: cell: 9845312126 &
Shri. C.D.Navalgund: cell: 9880117635
Saturday, November 18, 2006
Why Learn chess?
Chess teaches a skill that can be applied to other aspects of life. For example, it teaches one to plan carefully in advance, to visualize various situations before making a move, and the importance of patience. How many of us have acted without thinking and then wished we could take back our actions? Well, the game of chess will quickly teach a child to analyze before acting. There have even been studies which support the claim that chess improves a person's organizational and analytical skills. - Gadfly (The advantages of learning the art of chess)
Chess improves schoolwork and grades. Numerous studies have proven that kids obtain a higher reading level, math level and a greater learning ability overall as a result of playing chess. For all these reasons, chess playing kids do better at school and therefore have a better chance to succeed in life.
ConcentrationChess makes your child concentrate at the board for hours. Chess player forgets about the world outside the tournament hall. Even in Under 7 nationals, children play 2 rounds of 4 hours each per day. Parents of chess playing kids often tell me how chess has developed a habit in their children to seat and concentrate at one place.
LogicThe action-reaction mechanism is prevalent in chess, like other logical activities. This teaches your child to look objectively at a position. Beginners are often surprised at the complexity of play at the top levels in chess. However, a Grandmaster must still follow the same logical theories and themes as the most basic chess beginner. This is because chess is a logical game.
MemoryChess is one of the few activities that can assist in memory improvement. A chess player always tries to remember patterns and positions. He makes his moves based on what he learns from his own games and also games of other players from various tournaments collected from tournament books and databases. Chess students perform well in math and spelling because both these fields demand memorization of themes and ideas.
Awareness and AnalysisA chess player learns to be aware of the key aspects in a position, analyses them, and react. Chess students often claim they have a better feel for this awareness and analysis in school. In this way more time is spent studying what will be on the exam instead of what won't be.
Decision MakingDuring a game, a chess player has to take decisions based on different features of the position on the board and calculation of variations for both the sides. He has to choose the best move from complicated position and that also in limited time. This develops ability to take prompt decision.
Chess and ScienceChess develops the scientific way of thinking. While playing, you generate numerous variations in your mind, explore new ideas, try to predict their outcomes and interpret surprising revelations. You decide on a hypothesis, and then you make your move and test it.
Chess and MathematicsChess involves an infinite number of calculations, anything from counting the number of attackers and defenders in the event of a simple exchange to calculating lengthy continuations. And you use your head to calculate, not some little machine.
Chess and ArtIf you thought you could never be an artist, chess proves you wrong. Chess enables the artist hiding within you to come out. Your imagination will run wild with endless possibilities on the 64 squares. You will paint pictures in your mind of ideal positions and perfect outposts for your soldiers. As a chess artist you will have an original style and personality.
Chess and PsychologyChess is a test of patience, nerves, will power and concentration. It enhances your ability to interact with other people. It tests your sportsmanship in a competitive environment.
Chess teaches a skill that can be applied to other aspects of life. For example, it teaches one to plan carefully in advance, to visualize various situations before making a move, and the importance of patience. How many of us have acted without thinking and then wished we could take back our actions? Well, the game of chess will quickly teach a child to analyze before acting. There have even been studies which support the claim that chess improves a person's organizational and analytical skills. - Gadfly (The advantages of learning the art of chess)
Chess improves schoolwork and grades. Numerous studies have proven that kids obtain a higher reading level, math level and a greater learning ability overall as a result of playing chess. For all these reasons, chess playing kids do better at school and therefore have a better chance to succeed in life.
ConcentrationChess makes your child concentrate at the board for hours. Chess player forgets about the world outside the tournament hall. Even in Under 7 nationals, children play 2 rounds of 4 hours each per day. Parents of chess playing kids often tell me how chess has developed a habit in their children to seat and concentrate at one place.
LogicThe action-reaction mechanism is prevalent in chess, like other logical activities. This teaches your child to look objectively at a position. Beginners are often surprised at the complexity of play at the top levels in chess. However, a Grandmaster must still follow the same logical theories and themes as the most basic chess beginner. This is because chess is a logical game.
MemoryChess is one of the few activities that can assist in memory improvement. A chess player always tries to remember patterns and positions. He makes his moves based on what he learns from his own games and also games of other players from various tournaments collected from tournament books and databases. Chess students perform well in math and spelling because both these fields demand memorization of themes and ideas.
Awareness and AnalysisA chess player learns to be aware of the key aspects in a position, analyses them, and react. Chess students often claim they have a better feel for this awareness and analysis in school. In this way more time is spent studying what will be on the exam instead of what won't be.
Decision MakingDuring a game, a chess player has to take decisions based on different features of the position on the board and calculation of variations for both the sides. He has to choose the best move from complicated position and that also in limited time. This develops ability to take prompt decision.
Chess and ScienceChess develops the scientific way of thinking. While playing, you generate numerous variations in your mind, explore new ideas, try to predict their outcomes and interpret surprising revelations. You decide on a hypothesis, and then you make your move and test it.
Chess and MathematicsChess involves an infinite number of calculations, anything from counting the number of attackers and defenders in the event of a simple exchange to calculating lengthy continuations. And you use your head to calculate, not some little machine.
Chess and ArtIf you thought you could never be an artist, chess proves you wrong. Chess enables the artist hiding within you to come out. Your imagination will run wild with endless possibilities on the 64 squares. You will paint pictures in your mind of ideal positions and perfect outposts for your soldiers. As a chess artist you will have an original style and personality.
Chess and PsychologyChess is a test of patience, nerves, will power and concentration. It enhances your ability to interact with other people. It tests your sportsmanship in a competitive environment.
Thursday, November 09, 2006
BELGAUM HAVING BORDER LINE WITH GOA AND MAHARASHTRA HAS BOUNTIFUL OF RESOURCES. UNLIKE ANY OTHER GAMES CHESS IS ALSO FAVOURATE GAME OF BELGAUMITIES.
THERE IS NECESSITY TO NOURISH AND FLOURISH THE CHESS- THE BRAIN GAME. HELP TO GROW. ENCOURAGE CHESS PLAYERS.BE IN TOUCH WITH THE CHESS BLOG AND PLAY, ANALYSE THE GAMES OF SUPER GM'S/ IM'S AND OTHER SUPER GAMES. HELP US TO HELP YOU. IF YOU EXCHANGE YOUR THOUGHTS, IDEAS , IT WILL HELP EVERYBODY. " LET NOBLE THOUGHTS COME FROM EVERY SIDE".
YOU CAN VISIT THE KARNATAKA SITE ALSO
www.karnatakachess.com
THERE IS NECESSITY TO NOURISH AND FLOURISH THE CHESS- THE BRAIN GAME. HELP TO GROW. ENCOURAGE CHESS PLAYERS.BE IN TOUCH WITH THE CHESS BLOG AND PLAY, ANALYSE THE GAMES OF SUPER GM'S/ IM'S AND OTHER SUPER GAMES. HELP US TO HELP YOU. IF YOU EXCHANGE YOUR THOUGHTS, IDEAS , IT WILL HELP EVERYBODY. " LET NOBLE THOUGHTS COME FROM EVERY SIDE".
YOU CAN VISIT THE KARNATAKA SITE ALSO
www.karnatakachess.com
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