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Even 10 titles won't fetch me a job: Indian chess star Kishan Gangooli

Asian blind chess star Gangooli, who won his fifth consecutive National 'A' Chess title yesterday, says he has lost all hopes of gaining help from his state Karnataka and central government authorities

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Kishan Gangooli with his fifth National A Chess Cship trophy at the Andheri Sports Complex yesterday.  Pic/SNEHA KHARABE
Kishan Gangooli with his fifth National 'A' Chess C'ship trophy at the Andheri Sports Complex yesterday. Pic/SNEHA KHARABE

Current Asian blind chess champion Kishan Gangooli broke his own record and became the first player to win five consecutive National 'A' Chess Championship titles. Before yesterday's competition at the Andheri Sports Complex, Gangooli won the title in 2014, 2015, 2016 and 2017. India's top 14 visually challenged chess players competed in this event after which five – Gangooli, Ashvin Makwana, Soundarya Kumar Pradhan, Aryan Joshi and Subhendu Kumar Patra will represent the country at July's World Team Championship for the Blind in Bulgaria.

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