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Tuesday, 29 November 2011
Asian Amateur Chess 2011
Arbiters doing their job on Asian Amateur Open & Women Chess Championship. Left to Right ( Umesh KC/NEP, Tok/MAS, Shamsuddin/MAS & Nik/MAS).
29th Nov News Covered by Daily Papers
Monday, 28 November 2011
Dharam Bahadur Lama- 1st National Amateur Champion
Dharam Bahadur Lama of Makawanpur district became the national champion in the category of amateur. He got the title of National Amateur Champion after beating Rajkaji Maharjan in the ninth round of 1st National Amateur Chess Championship, Saturday. He made 7.5 points out of nine. It is the maiden title in his chess career.
Top 10:
Position
|
Name
|
Place
|
Points
|
FIDE
|
1st
|
Dharam Bahadur Lama
|
Makawanpur
|
7.5
|
38
|
2nd
|
Shyam Sundar Shrestha
|
Kathmandu
|
7
|
37.5
|
3rd
|
Sudip Bajracharya
|
Lalitpur
|
7
|
36.5
|
4th
|
Prakash Nepal
|
Jhapa
|
6.5
|
34.5
|
5th
|
Sagar Kumar Dangol
|
Kathmandu
|
6.5
|
26.5
|
6th
|
Bikash Kuluju
|
Bhaktapur
|
6
|
34
|
7th
|
Rajkaji Maharjan
|
Lalitpur
|
6
|
32
|
8th
|
Milan Roka
|
Rukkum
|
6
|
28
|
9th
|
Sanjay Maharjan
|
Lalitpur
|
6
|
28
|
10th
|
Madhav Prasad Pradhan
|
Rupandehi
|
6
|
24
|
Asian Amateur: Farewell
Nepal Chess Association President Mr. Rajesh Joshi and some other officials with the nepalese delegates for Asian Amateur Open & Women Chess Championship, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
Name List of Delegates:
1. Umesh K.C., FA, Dolakha, Arbiter
2. Rajendra Prasad Shrestha, Kathmandu, Player
3. Rabindra Shakya, Lalitpur, Player
4. Dr. Badri Prasad Thaiba, Rupandehi, Player
Chakratirtha Cup-2011
Chaktatirtha Cup Chess, Badrilal Hits Again
Nepal's Chess Hero Badrilal Nepali hits again the Title Trophy of Chakratirtha Cup Open Chess at Chovar. Nepali drew the final round game with Keshav Shrestha. While Keshav Became second with equal 8 points. Niraj Niraula of Dhrubatara Club placed third with 7.5 points after beating Naveen Tandukar of Sankata Club.
Top 10:
Position
|
Name
|
Place
|
Points
|
FIDE
|
1st
|
Badrilal Nepali
|
Kathmandu
|
8
|
47
|
2nd
|
Keshav Shrestha
|
Kathmandu
|
8
|
42
|
3rd
|
Nirajj Niraula
|
Dhrubatara,, Damak
|
7.5
|
45.5
|
4th
|
Madan Krishna Kayastha
|
Bhaktapur
|
7.5
|
43.5
|
5th
|
Rajan Puri
|
Kathmandu
|
7.5
|
42
|
6th
|
Naveen Tandukar
|
Sankata, KTM
|
7
|
41.5
|
7th
|
Surbir Lama
|
Macchindra, KTM
|
7
|
41
|
8th
|
Herakaji Maharjan
|
Lalitpur
|
7
|
40.5
|
9th
|
Bikash Kuluju
|
Bhaktapur
|
7
|
38.5
|
10th
|
Bijaya Dangol
|
Kathmandu
|
7
|
38
|
Dhrubatara Cup-2011
Trailokya Nanda Became The Hero of Dhrubatara Cup
Indian player Trailokya Nanda of ELO 2099 got the winner trophy of Dhrubatara Cup Open Fide Rating Chess Tournament. In the final & 10th round of the event he drew the game with Nepalese veteran Singeshwor Das of Saptari District, and received 15 thousands rupees along with the trophy. He made 8.5 points from the 10 rounds. Nanda is also the runner up of the Lalitpur Cup Int'l Chess held on 2010 in Lalitpur District.
Naveen Tandukar of Sankata Club placed second with 8 points. He beat Krishna Thapa of Makawanpur District on the last round. He got 10 thousand rupees. Rakesh Rauniyar of Macchindra Club Kathmandu placed 3rd with 7.5 points.
Prize Details:
Main Prizes:
Position
|
Name
|
Place
|
Points
|
Buc.
|
Cash
|
1st
|
Trailokya Nanda
|
India
|
8.5
|
67
|
15,000/-
|
2nd
|
Naveen Tandukar
|
Sankata, KTM
|
8
|
56.5
|
10,000/-
|
3rd
|
Rakesh Rauniyar
|
Macchindra, KTM
|
7.5
|
64
|
6,000/-
|
4th
|
Krishna Thapa
|
Makwanpur
|
7
|
64.5
|
2,800/-
|
5th
|
Raju Subedi
|
Dhrubatara,, Damak
|
7
|
60.5
|
2,800/-
|
6th
|
Nirajj Niraula
|
Dhrubatara, Damak
|
7
|
59
|
2,800/-
|
7th
|
Dharam B. Lama
|
Makwanpur
|
7
|
55
|
2,800/-
|
8th
|
Singhesor Das
|
Saptari
|
7
|
54
|
2,800/-
|
9th
|
Niranjan Prajapati
|
Bhaktapur
|
6.5
|
62.5
|
2,000/-
|
10th
|
Rajan Puri
|
Kantipur, KTM
|
6.5
|
59.5
|
2,000/-
|
Category
|
Name of The Player
|
Point
|
Prize
|
Rating 1200-1699
|
Ram Surat Pd Shah, Dhanusha
|
5
|
RS. 1,500/-
|
Rating 1700-1899
|
Gyanendra Khaiju, Bhaktapur
|
6.5
|
RS. 1,500/-
|
Best Junior U15
|
Rakesh Gurung, IND
|
5.5
|
RS. 1,500/-
|
Best Junior U19
|
Indranil Talukdar, IND
|
6.5
|
RS. 1,500/-
|
Best Veteran S60
|
Sitaram Agrawal, KTM
|
6
|
RS. 1,500/-
|
Best Unrated 1st
|
Himal Rai, Sunsari
|
6.5
|
RS. 2,000/-
|
Best Unrated 2nd
|
Dr Suraj Tiwari, Rupandehi
|
6
|
RS. 1,500/-
|
Best Local ( DAMAK)
|
Prakash Nepal
|
6
|
RS. 2,500/-
|
Organizer: Dhrubatara Sporting Club, Damak, Jhapa
Place: Marwadi Sewa Samiti Bhawan
Date: September 18-25, 2011
Tournament Director: Kamal Katuwal, President, DTSC
Chief Arbiter: Umesh K.C., FA
Deputy Arbiters: Mahendra Dhakal(IND), Tirth Raj Mishra(NEP)
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