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14-year-old Bharath Subramaniyam becomes India's 73rd chess Grandmaster

The All India Chess Federation (AICF) also congratulated the teenager on his feat

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Photo for representational purpose. Picture Courtesy/iStock

Fourteen-year-old Bharath Subramaniyam on Sunday became India's 73rd chess Grandmaster, after completing his third and final GM norm at Vergani Cup Open in Italy. Subramaniyam scored 6.5 points from nine rounds along with four others to finish seventh overall in the event.

He secured his third GM norm here and also touched the requisite 2,500 (Elo) mark. Notably, to become a GM, a player has to secure three GM norms and cross the live rating of 2,500 Elo points. The All India Chess Federation (AICF) also congratulated the teenager on his feat.

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