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FIDE World Cup 2025 Winners Under 8, 10 & 12 – India Shines Bright!

🎙️ Guruji's Mic On – Breaking Pawns and Punchlines! 🎤😂

Hello friends! 😄 Guruji here, reporting from the land of kings and queens... not Rajasthan, but Batumi, Georgia – where tiny champions just checkmated boredom at the FIDE World Cup 2025 (Under 8, 10, and 12)! ♟️

After 9 days of intense brain battles, mind-blowing moves, and countless "Check, please!", the champions have finally been crowned. 💥🎉

👶 Under-8 Category – Baby Brains, Big Games! 🍼

🏆 Open U-8 Winners:
🥇 Omer Taha Dede (Türkiye) – "Not a kid, a Bullet Train!" 🚄
🥈 Mikhail Ev. Markov (FIDE) – "Russia’s little Einstein!" 🧠
🥉 Adinur Adilbek (Kazakhstan) – "Kazakhstan’s Killer Knight!" 🐎

👑 Girls U-8 Winners:
🥇 Alisha Bissaliyeva (Kazakhstan) – "Queen on the board and off it!" 👸
🥈 Varvara Volkova (FIDE) – "The Silent Sniper!" 🎯
🥉 Tharshan Kajishana (Sri Lanka) – "Tiny Tigress from Lanka!" 🐯

 


🎒 Under-10 Category – Primary Class, Pro Level! 📚

🏆 Open U-10 – INDIA’S GLORY! 🇮🇳
🥇 Sarbartho Mani – “The Baahubali of the board!” 💪
🥈 Mondal Oishik – “The Bengal Brainstorm!” 🌪️
🥉 Kapil Aarit – “A Knightmare for Opponents!” 🌘

👑 Girls U-10:
🥇 Brijesh Divi (India) – “The Chess Queen of Chennai!” 👑
🥈 Zhihan Chen (China) – “Dragon-style Strategist!” 🐉
🥉 Sharvaanica A S (India) – “The Mini Mind Magician!” ✨

 

🧠 Under-12 – Tween Titans Take Over! 💥

🏆 Open U-12:
🥇 Abdalrahman Sameh Mohamed (Egypt) – “The Pharaoh of Pawns!” 🏺
🥈 Chenxuan Ling (USA) – “The Yankee Yoda Brain!” 🧙‍♂️
🥉 Damir Bulgak (FIDE) – “The Hidden Checkmate Champ!” 🎭

👑 Girls U-12:
🥇 Pratitee Bordoloi (India) – “Assam’s Answer to Anand!” 🌿
🥈 Dowda Aadya (India) – “Not just daddy’s child – she’s the Queen by her own might!” 👑
🥉 Ider Tselmuun (Mongolia) – “Mongolian Missile Launch!” 🚀

 

🎉 Closing Ceremony Shenanigans! 🎶

Guruji danced (mentally 😜) as the FIDE Anthem kicked off the closing ceremony!
Kids sang, guests applauded, and parents cried (with happiness… and a little from seeing hotel bills)! 😂

Honourable Guests:
👑 FIDE President Arkady Dvorkovich – “Smiling like a proud grandfather!”
🇬🇪 Georgian Chess President Akaki Iashvili – “Happy like someone who finally found their missing rook!” 😄

Awards? 🏆 Check.
Joy? 😍 Double Check.
Selfies? 🤳 Triple Checkmate!

 

🧘‍♂️ Guruji’s Final Wisdom:

“A kid who wins on the board today… will rule the world tomorrow!” 👑
Salute to all the little warriors – you didn’t just win medals, you won hearts! ❤️♟️

👉 Share this with every proud Indian parent, teacher, and chess lover!
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