VISHY...All the BEST

Viswanathan Anand (World Champion)   Gelfand (Challlenger)

Viswanathan Anand, the proud son of India and the World Chess Champion will take on Boris Gelfand, Challenger from ISRAEL from May 11th, 2012. This is the most important event where an INDIAN is defending his world title. We hope that the print and Television media cover this event on a grand scale. Samanvithaa Chess Academy wishes Vishwanathan Anand all the best..Go VISHY..

Vijay Raghav joins Samanvithaa Chess Academy

Master Vijay Raghav, a 7th Class Student joined Samanvithaa Chess Academy on 6.5.2012. The Academy wishes him all the best..

V I J A Y R A G H A V

Kaustubha secures 2nd position in his age group

Master Kausubha of Samanvithaa Chess Academy secured 2nd position in his age category in the NMDC rated tournament held at Hyderabad. Congratulations.

TARUN joins Samanvithaa Chess Academy

Tarun, an intermediate 2nd year student joined Samanvithaa Chess Academy on 22nd of April, 2012. The academy wishes him all the best..

T A R U N

Tarun playing with the NO.1 of SCA Master Kaustubha

AMEER

Ameer ul hussain, a 6th Class student joins Samanvitha Chess Academy on 15.04.2012. The academy wishes him all the best...

Ritvik joins Samanvithaa Chess Academy

RITVIK

Master Ritvik joined Samanvithaa Chess Academy in February 2012. The academy heartily welcomes him with lots of good wishes and blessings....

Master Kaustubha is the New No.1 of Samanvithaa Chess Academy

HEARTY CONGRATULATIONS to Master Kaustubha, the New No.1 player of Samanvithaa Chess Academy. He overtook Master Chanakya and is now leading ahead with 12 points on 1863. Chanakya is on 1851 and Jatin is on 1842. Master Pawan improved his rating and is now No.5 with 1738 points.

Kaustubha, the New No.1 of Samanvitha Chess Academy. Today he won the SCA tournament where the top 4 players participated. He blanked them all with 3/3 performance. Kudos to Kaustubha..

Master Pawan, who improved his rating currently at No.5 Today he solved a birlliant puzzle in less than 5 Minutes

Master Vineeth, No.4 of SCA solved a brilliant puzzle with ease.

 

	Ranking and Rating
	MARCH 2012
	S C A
Rank	Name	Rating
1	Kaustubha	1863
2	Chanakya	1851
3	Jatin	1842
4	Vineeth	1770
5	Pawan	1738
6	Kaushik	1733
7	Anurag	1727
8	Nikhila	1708
9	Chaitanya	1690
10	Ritvik	1674
11	Srinivas	1657
12	Sreyamsh	1649
13	Arihanth	1644
14	Supraja	1452

Congrats to Chanakya - the No.1 of Samanvithaa Chess Academy

Hearty Congratulations to Chanakya who is No.1 of Samanvithaa Chess Academy for the first time....Keep it up Chanakya..

CHANAKYA No 1 of Samanvithaa Chess Academy (February 2012)

Ritvik, Anurag,Jatin and Vineeth solve *** puzzle easily

Ritvik as usual showed why he is at ease in solving puzzles. He solved 2 puzzles in less than 5 minutes. Anurag, Jatin and Vineeth however took time to arrive at the correct solution...Congrats to Ritvik...

Ritvik during SCA tournament...to his left are  Jatin No.3 and Kaushik (No.5)  of the Academy

Abhiram joins Samanvithaa Chess Academy

ABHIRAM

Master Abhiram, a 3rd Class student from Delhi Public School, Hyderabad joined Samanvithaa Chess Academy on 30.1.2011. The Academy heartily welcomes this little boy and wishes him all the best...

Chanakya heads the current rating list of Samanvitha Chess Academy

CHANAKYA with his Master

Jatin slips to 2nd position

Current No.1

JATIN

KAUSTUBHA

An interesting triangle has set in. Three players are within the range of catching one another. As per the latest rating chart..the current No.1 is Master Jatin (1831), No.2 is Master Kaustubha (1828) and No.3 is Master Chanakya(1826). But as per the current ratings Chanakya is leading with 1832 followed by Jatin and Kaustubha with 1828 and 1821 respectively.

Harshit bags 2nd prize

HARSHIT (7 years)

Harshit of Samanvithaa Chess Academy secured 2nd position in the Chess Tournament conducted by Hyderabad Chess Association at Chikkadpally, Hyderabad on 26th January, 2012. Academy heartily congratulates this young kid and wishes him many more laurels in future.

CHANAKYA and KAUSTUBHA excel in DC Inter School Chess Competition

Kaustubha (No2) Chanakya (No3) of Samanvithaa Chess Academy

Lot more to come...these are only samples....Kaustubha's expression seems to say that.....GOOD LUCK BOY!!

Proud students of Samanvithaa Chess Academy Master Chanakya and Master Kaustubha secured 5th and 6th position in the Inter School Chess Competition conducted by Deccan Chronicle at Hyderabad recently. The pool included 150 - 200 students in the city. The academy congratulates these boys for their tremendous achievement.

Students during their practice sessions at Samanvithaa Chess Academy

Ananya playing against Vrinda..Satvik and Harsha look on..

No. 1 of Samanvitha Chess Academy VISHNURAM JATIN..

No.4 of Samanvitha Chess Academy   VINEETH GOWRA...

Ritvik playing against Anurag...Chanakya(No.3 of SCA) looks on..All these 3 are emerging stars of Samanvithaa Chess Academy

KAUSHIK,...the emerging player

Aditya playing against Rohit...Both are promising players of Samanvithaa Chess Academy

5 Students join Samanvithaa Chess Academy

RITHVIK

KARAN

VISHNU

GANESH SAI

VISHWA

Rithvik, Vishwa, Vishnu, Ganesh Sai and Karan joined Samanvithaa Chess Academy at Basheerbagh....The academy welcomes the boys and wishes them all the best....

KAUSTUBHA wins Chess Tournament (U-11)

KAUSTUBHA of Samnvithaa Chess Academy won the U-11 tournament conducted at Brilliant Grammer School, Dilsukhnagar, Hyderabad on 13.11.2011. This boy with just about 11 years is fearless, ambitious, adventurous and highly talented. The academy firmly believes that this boy will do wonders in Chess. CONGRATULATIONS KAUSTUBHA...you have done us proud..

ANANYA joins Samanvithaa Chess Academy

A N A N Y A

A N A N Y A

Ananya (5th Class) joined Samanvithaa Chess Academy today (13.11.2011). The academy heartily welcomes her and wishes her all the best.

Students of Samanvithaa Chess Academy

ISHAN GANDHI

SAI TEJA

Rohit beats Sanketh

ROHIT

SANKETH

Rohit beat Sanketh in their 3rd game of a 4 game match. Rohit was trailing 0-2. Now the score stands at 2-1 in favour of Sanketh. The end game position is shown above. Rohit played Re2 and Sanketh blundered with Bd1. Qh2++ was the obvious move.