Indian Chess Federation Takes Action to Address Concerns Raised by Arjuna Awardee GM

The All India Chess Federation (AICF) is actively addressing concerns raised by Grandmaster (GM) Arjuna Awardee regarding the scheduling of the Indian chess calendar. In recent discussions, GM voiced his dissatisfaction with the current tournament timetable, which he believes negatively affects players performance and preparation.

In response, the AICF has indicated that they are committed to undertaking a comprehensive review of the existing calendar. This initiative aims to better support players and enhance the competitive landscape of chess in India.

The federation is expected to consult with various stakeholders, including players, coaches, and chess historians, to gather insights and recommendations for a more effective schedule. They are also likely to consider international best practices in tournament organization to align with global standards.

This proactive move from the AICF highlights their dedication to promoting the sport and supporting athletes, especially in light of Indias growing prominence in international chess competitions. The federation anticipates rolling out an updated calendar soon, ensuring that it serves the interests of all chess players in the country effectively.