The 23 year-old G. Akash from Chennai,
Tamil Nadu become the country’s 66th Grandmaster with rating of 2495. The title
was confirmed at the recent meeting of International Chess Federation (FIDE)
Council. He has won the national title in 2012. He is coached by K.
Visweswaran, a former National Champion. He won the national title in 2012. M
Pranesh, from Chennai, Tamil Nadu and Ameya Audi, from Goa earned International
Master Titles.
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Jul 7, 2020
[CA] Akash - India's 66th Grandmaster
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Apr 17, 2020
[CA] Mascots for 2022 Asian Paralympic Games
The
organizing committee of Hangzhou Asian Games, has released ‘Fei Fei’ the bird as an official
mascot for 4th Asian Paralympic Games 2022, which is scheduled to be held in
Hangzhou, China from 9 – 15 October 2022.
The
design inspiration of “Feifei” comes from the motif of the ‘Divine Bird’ in the
Liangzhu Culture and represent both Hangzhou city’s heritage and its innovation
in technology.
The
first fei’ of the mascot represents the birds flying, implying inclusiveness,
respect, and fraternity of human society, whereas the second fei’ represents
the mental tenacity of the athletes with disabilities pursuing dreams and
reaching beyond themselves.
Apr 4, 2020
[CA] Asian Youth Games 2021
The
Olympic Council of Asia (OCA) announced the 3rd edition of Asian Youth Games,
which will be hosted in the coastal city of Shantou in Southern China from
November 20 to 28, 2021.
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Asian
Youth Games
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#
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Year
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Venue
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Country
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01
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2009
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Singapore
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Singapore
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02
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2013
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Nanjing
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China
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--
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2017
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Cancelled
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03
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2021
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Shantou
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China
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04
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2025
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Tashkent
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Uzbekistan
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Mar 8, 2020
[CA] ICC World Cup T20(Women's)
ICC WOMEN’S WORLD CUP T20
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||||
#
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Year
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Venue
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Winner
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Runner
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01
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2009
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England
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England
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New
Zealand
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02
|
2010
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West Indies
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Australia
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New
Zealand
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03
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2012
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Sri Lanka
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Australia
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England
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04
|
2014
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Bangladesh
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Australia
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England
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05
|
2016
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India
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West
Indies
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Australia
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06
|
2018
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West Indies
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Australia
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England
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07
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2020
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Australia
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Australia
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India
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08
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2022
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South Africa
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Apr 26, 2019
[CA] India's performance in Asian Athletics Championships 2019
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Gold
Medals
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#
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Player
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Event
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01
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Gomathi Marimuthu
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Women’s 8000 metres
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02
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Tejinder Pal Singh Toor
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Men’s Shot put
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03
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P. U. Chitra
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Women’s 1500 metres
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Silver
Medals
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||
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#
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Player
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Event
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01
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Avinash Sable
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Men’s 3000 metres steeplechase
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02
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Annu Rani
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Women’s javelin throw
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03
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Shivpal Singh
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Men’s javelin throw
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04
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Ajay Kumar Saroj
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Men’s 1500 metres
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05
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Swapna Barman
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Women’s Heptathlon
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06
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Prachi
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Women’s 4 * 400 metres relay
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M. R. Poovama
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Sarita Gayakwad
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V. K. Vismaya
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07
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Mohammad Anas
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Mixed 4 * 400 metres relay
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M. R. Poovama
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Vismaya Vellvakoroth
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Arokia Rajiv
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Bronze
Medals
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#
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Player
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Event
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01
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Gavit Murli Kumar
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Men’s 10, 000 metres
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02
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M. R. Poovama
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Women’s 400 metres
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03
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Parul Chaudhary
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Women’s 5000 metres
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04
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Jabir Madari Palliyalil
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Men’s 400 metres hurdles
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05
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Sarita Gayakwad
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Women’s 400 metres hurdles
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06
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Dutee Chand
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Women’s 200 metres
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07
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Sanjivani Jadhav
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Women’s 10, 000 metres
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[CA] Asian Athletics Championships 2019
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Asian Athletics
Championships 2019 –
Medals Table
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#
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Country
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Gold
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Silver
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Bronze
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Total
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01
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Bahrain
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11
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7
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4
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22
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02
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China
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9
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13
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7
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29
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03
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Japan
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5
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4
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9
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18
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04
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India
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3
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7
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7
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17
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05
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Uzbekistan
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3
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0
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2
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5
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