Bharat Subramaniam became the 73rd Grandmaster of India at the age of 14

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Category : Sports Published on: January 11 2022

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India's young chess player Bharat Subramaniam has become the 73rd Chess Grandmaster of the country.
He achieved the third and final Grandmaster Criterion at a tournament in Italy.
He is the first player from India to become the Grandmaster this year.
Bharat achieved his first Grandmaster norm after finishing 11th at the Aeroflot Open in Moscow in February 2020.
Before Bharat, Sankalp Gupta is the 71st Grandmaster and Mitrabha Guha is the 72nd Grandmaster to have won the title in November last year.

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Bharat Subramaniam became the 73rd Grandmaster of India at the age of 14