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Why Asian blind chess champion Kishan Gangolli is contemplating to quit the game

Despite picking up numerous accolades, current Asian blind chess champion Kishan Gangolli is contemplating quitting the game to seek employment

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Chess genius Kishan Gangolli is a four-time National champion and has 1996 international rating points
Chess genius Kishan Gangolli is a four-time National champion and has 1996 international rating points

Four-time national blind chess champion Kishan Gangolli, 26, sees no light at the end of his problem-filled tunnel en route a sporting journey that has seen him pick up numerous accolades. The Shimoga resident, current Asian champion and the only Indian to win two consecutive medals at a chess Olympiad, is not in a sound financial position as he has no job, and is contemplating quitting the game to focus on competitive examinations to seek employment.

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