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PM Modi hails Erigaisi, Humpy on bronze wins in Doha

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Erigaisi took the bronze behind world No.1 Magnus Carlsen and Russian GM Vladislav Artemiev.

IMAGE: India’s Arjun Erigaisi took the bronze behind world No.1 Magnus Carlsen and Russian GM Vladislav Artemiev. {Photograph}: Variety courtesy N Chandrababu Naidu/X

Prime Minister Narendra Modi, on Monday, congratulated Indian Grandmasters Koneru Humpy and Arjun Erigaisi for bagging their respective bronze medals on the 2025 FIDE Fast Chess Championship in Doha on Sunday.

 

India’s Arjun clinched his maiden bronze medal on the occasion, with a rating of 9.5, changing into solely the second Indian male participant, after legendary Grandmaster Viswanathan Anand, to have a podium end.

Erigaisi took the bronze behind world No.1 Magnus Carlsen and Russian GM Vladislav Artemiev.

‘Happy with Arjun Erigaisi for profitable the Bronze medal within the open part on the FIDE World Fast Chess Championship in Doha. His grit is noteworthy. Wishing him the easiest for his future endeavours. @ArjunErigaisi,’ he tweeted.

Earlier within the day, Andhra Pradesh CM N Chadrababu Naidu congratulated Erigiasi on his podium end.

‘Congratulations to Arjun Erigaisi on profitable the bronze medal on the FIDE World Fast Championship. His podium end makes him the one Indian male participant to realize this feat since Grandmaster Viswanathan Anand. A son of Telangana, Arjun has added one other chapter of delight to India’s illustrious chess legacy. @ArjunErigaisi,’ Naidu tweeted.

‘Congratulations to Koneru Humpy, who completed strongly on the 2025 FIDE World Fast Chess Championship in Doha, securing the Bronze medal within the girls’s part. Her dedication in direction of the sport is commendable. Greatest needs for the endeavours forward. @humpy_koneru,’ PM Modi posted one other tweet on X.

The ladies’s title got here right down to a blitz playoff after Zhu Jiner, Aleksandra Goryachkina, and defending champion Humpy Koneru all had been tied on 8/10 factors after the eleventh and remaining spherical.

In Spherical 11, Zhu and Goryachkina drew their video games. Humpy had a whole profitable endgame towards her opponent, B. Savitha, however she misplayed in time bother, permitting a draw.

Had Humpy gained the title on Sunday, it might have made her solely the primary lady chess participant to win three World Fast crowns — her earlier title-winning efforts got here in 2019 and 2024.

She would have additionally turn into solely the second lady participant after China’s Ju Wenjun to clinch back-to-back titles.

Nevertheless it was heartbreak for the 38-year-old participant, whose illustrious profession has spanned over twenty years.

In accordance with the laws, in case of a tie for first place, solely the highest two gamers (primarily based on tiebreaks) superior to the playoff finals. This implies Goryachkina and Zhu contested two blitz video games, with Humpy taking dwelling the bronze medal. Goryachkina shortly gained the primary and drew the second to safe the title.

Goryachkina went on to win her maiden world speedy title and a cheque of 40,000 Euros.

Humpy will get an opportunity to stake declare to the World Blitz title when the occasion commences in Doha in a while Monday.

The 2-day World Blitz Championship in each the Open and Girls’s classes commences in Doha, on Monday, December 29.



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