Most chess games at the club and junior level aren't lost because of brilliant sacrifices or deep opening preparation—they're lost because of simple blunders. Whether it's hanging a queen, overlooking a tactical threat, or missing a simple checkmate, avoiding these costly mistakes can dramatically improve your results. That's exactly what "Preventing Blunders in Chess" by CM Can Kabadayi aims to teach. If you're looking for a practical course that helps you reduce mistakes an

India is once again set to host one of Asia's most prestigious junior chess events. The Asian Junior & Girls Chess Championship 2026 will take place in Mumbai, Maharashtra, from 16th to 26th August 2026, bringing together the continent's brightest Under-20 chess talents. Organized by the All India Chess Federation (AICF) under the auspices of the Asian Chess Federation (ACF) and FIDE, the championship will feature Classical, Rapid, and Blitz events and serve as an important s

One of the biggest myths in chess today is this: “If I don’t have a coach, I can’t improve.” That’s simply not true. Every week, we hear stories from parents and players saying: “There’s no chess academy in my city.” “Good coaches are too expensive.” “My child wants to improve but we can’t afford ₹5,000 - ₹10,000 monthly training.” “We live in a small town where there are no tournaments or proper chess culture.” And sometimes adults tell us: “I’m learning alone after work and