Chronicles of Chess Champions February 18 – 25, 2026 - Chess Gaja Online Chess Classes for All Ages & Levels

Chronicles of Chess Champions February 18 – 25, 2026

Chronicles of Chess Champions – Chess Gaja Chronicles of Chess Champions Rising Starsof Chess Gaja Tournament Week · February 18–25, 2026 ♚ · ♦ · +130 pts Ammar +11 pts Priyansh +71 pts Ved This Week’s Rising Stars · Feb 18–25, 2026 What a spectacular week for the Chess Gaja family! From the buzzing tournament […]

Chronicles of Chess Champions February 13 – 16, 2026

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Chronicles of Chess Champions Rising Starsof Chess Gaja Tournament Week · February 13–16, 2026 ♚ · ♦ · Another remarkable week for the Chess Gaja family! Our students took the boards by storm across multiple states, bringing focused preparation, competitive spirit, and sheer determination to every match. We are incredibly proud to celebrate these rising […]

Judit Polgár: The Woman Who Broke Chess — Netflix’s Queen of Chess Explained

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Netflix’s new documentary Queen of Chess — now streaming and already a global Top 10 hit — tells the story of the greatest female chess player who ever lived. Here is everything you need to know about Judit Polgár, and why her story matters far beyond the 64 squares. Why Queen of Chess Is the […]

Chronicles of Chess Champions: A Week of Strong Performances

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Chronicles of Chess Champions: Feb 7–8, 2026 The first half of February brought a wave of strong performances from Chess Gaja students across multiple states. From perfect scores to big rating jumps, our players showed consistency, confidence, and fighting spirit. California (Milpitas) Tharsikan competed in the ICC Girls4Chess February Tournament on 7/2/2026, organized by Girls4Chess. […]

Chess Gaja Tournament Highlights: Late January – Early February 2026

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The turn of the month brought exciting action for Chess Gaja students, with strong performances across multiple states in the USA. From scholastic tours to state championships and open tournaments, our players showcased resilience, steady improvement, and some impressive rating gains. Texas (Austin) Ved Sharma, a student of Chess Gaja at the 2026 Winter Paragon […]

Chronicles of Chess Champions from Chess Gaja: January 1–28, 2026

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January 2026 was an action-packed month for Chess Gaja students, with strong performances across multiple states, impressive rating gains, and consistent competitive spirit. From Florida to Texas, California to Georgia and beyond, our players demonstrated growth, resilience, and dedication at the board. Florida (Estero, Saint Petersburg & Orlando) Dhriti had a busy and valuable tournament […]

Chess Gaja vs ChessKlub, Why Chess Gaja Is the Better Choice for Personal Chess Learning

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Today, learning chess online has become very common. Players of all ages now have many options to choose from. Two names that often come up are Chess Gaja and ChessKlub. Both platforms help people learn chess and enjoy the game. But when it comes to personal guidance, clear learning, and steady improvement, Chess Gaja offers […]

Chess Gaja vs Chessbrainz, Choosing the Right Online Chess Coaching Platform

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When people search online for chess classes, they are not just looking to learn how pieces move. Most students and parents want something more meaningful. They want better thinking skills, confidence, and real improvement over time. In this search, names like Chess Gaja and Chessbrainz often come up. While both platforms are part of the […]