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The sports world was stunned when Indian wrestler Vinesh Phogat was disqualified from the Paris Olympics 2024, just hours before her 50kg final. This incident, while devastating for Phogat and Indian sports fans, offers valuable lessons that transcend wrestling –…
The chess world witnessed a thrilling spectacle as WR Chess, led by the indomitable Magnus Carlsen, clinched the inaugural World Blitz Team Championship in Astana, Kazakhstan. This victory not only cements WR Chess’s dominance in rapid formats but also heralds…
The chess world was rocked on the opening day of the 2024 FIDE World Rapid Team Championship in Astana, Kazakhstan. In a stunning turn of events, the fourth-seeded team Chessy emerged as the day’s big winner, toppling favorites and leaving…
Introduction: In the intricate world of chess, success is often determined by a player’s adherence to fundamental principles. These principles serve as the blueprint for strategic thinking and provide a solid foundation for every move made on the board. Whether…
Exciting news for chess enthusiasts! The Indian teams for the 45th Chess Olympiad 2024, taking place from September 10-25 in Budapest, Hungary, have been officially announced. Get ready to witness the best of Indian chess as they compete against the…
On July 20th, as the world celebrated FIDE’s 100th Year, we at Chess Visionaries International Academy were part of a momentous occasion. We contributed to the Guinness World Record Attempt by FIDE for the maximum number of games played in…
On the historic occasion of FIDE’s 100th Year Anniversary, Chess Visionaries International Academy orchestrated a grand celebration that resonated with chess enthusiasts from around the globe. On 20th July, we proudly contributed 800 games from Thane District to FIDE’s Guinness…
Join the Ultimate Chess Event of the Century! 🌟 Get ready to be part of an extraordinary event that marks a historic milestone in the world of chess! Chess Visionaries International Academy, under the aegis of Thane District Chess Association,…
In an endgame, you can create not one but two weaknesses to keep your opponent on their toes! Your Move (You play white) Here’s a basic example of the principle of two weaknesses. White needs both the passed queenside pawn and…
A knight and pawn double attacking two enemy pieces is called a fork. Let’s find out why. A fork is a double attack by a knight or a pawn. This position is a crazy one, but White has a powerful…