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National Premier Chess Championship Winner List

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The National Premier Chess Championship is the annual national chess championship of India. It was established in 1955 as a biennial event by the Andhra State Chess Federation, it has been played annually since 1971. The first edition was held in Eluru, Andhra Pradesh from May 15 to May 28 and was jointly won by Ramachandra Sapre and D. Venkayya with 9/12 points.

In 1974, the championship for women began. The first ten volumes were dominated by the Khadilkar sisters Vasanti, Jayshree and Rohini. Rohini is the youngest of these and won the championship five times, Jayashree won four titles, and the eldest, Vasanthi, won the championship in the inaugural year.

Indian Chess Championship Winner List:-

National Premier Chess Championship Men's Winner List
#YearCityMen's Winner
11955Eluru
  • Ramchandra Sapre
  • D. Venkayya
  • 21957PuneRamdas Gupta
    31959DelhiManuel Aaron
    41961HyderabadManuel Aaron
    51963BombayFarooq Ali
    61966MadrasRusi Madon
    71967PuneNasir Ali
    81969BangaloreManuel Aaron
    91971BikanerManuel Aaron
    101972SimlaManuel Aaron
    111973AhmedabadManuel Aaron
    121975RourkelaManuel Aaron
    131976PatnaRavi Sekhar
    141976CalcuttaManuel Aaron
    151978CochinRafiq Khan
    161979TiruchiTiruchi N. Parameswaram
    171979VijayawadaRavi Sekhar
    181981New DelhiManuel Aaron
    191982KanpurPraveen Thipsay
    201983AgartalaDibyendu Barua
    211984AhmedabadPraveen Thipsay
    221985TenaliPraveen Thipsay
    231986BombayViswanathan Anand
    241987TumkurViswanathan Anand
    251988NeyveliViswanathan Anand
    261989BikanerPraveen Thipsay
    271990KozhikodeDevaki V. Prasad
    281991PondicherryDevaki V. Prasad
    291992PatnaPraveen Thipsay
    301993PunePraveen Thipsay
    311994HyderabadPraveen Thipsay
    321995MadrasPonnuswamy Konguvel
    331996KanhangadTiruchi Parameswaran
    341997BhilaiAbhijit Kunte
    351998MuzaffarpurDibyendu Barua
    361999NagpurKrishnan Sasikiran
    372000MumbaiAbhijit Kunte
    382001DelhiDibyendu Barua
    392002NagpurKrishnan Sasikiran
    402003MumbaiKrishnan Sasikiran
    412003KozhikodeSurya Shekhar Ganguly
    422004VisakhapatnamSurya Shekhar Ganguly
    432006VisakhapatnamSurya Shekhar Ganguly
    442007AtulSurya Shekhar Ganguly
    452008ChennaiSurya Shekhar Ganguly
    462008MangaloreSurya Shekhar Ganguly
    472009New DelhiBaskaran Adhiban
    482010New DelhiParimarjan Negi
    492011AurangabadAbhijeet Gupta
    502012KolkataG. Akash
    512013JalgaonKrishnan Sasikiran
    522014KottayamS.P. Sethuraman
    532015TiruvarurKarthikeyan Murali
    542016LucknowKarthikeyan Murali
    552017PatnaBabu M.R. Lalith
    562018JammuChithambaram Aravindh
    572019MajitarChithambaram Aravindh
    582022KanpurArjun Erigaisi
    592023New DelhiKarthik Venkataraman
    National Premier Chess Championship Women's Winner List
    #YearCityWomen's Winner
    11974BangaloreVasanti Khadilkar
    21975CalcuttaJayshree Khadilkar
    31976KottayamRohini Khadilkar
    41977HyderabadRohini Khadilkar
    51979ChennaiRohini Khadilkar
    61979SangliJayshree Khadilkar
    71981New DelhiRohini Khadilkar
    81982RajnandgaonJayshree Khadilkar
    91983BikanerJayshree Khadilkar
    101983KottayamRohini Khadilkar
    111985NagpurBhagyashree Sathe
    121986JalandharBhagyashree Sathe
    131987CalcuttaSaritha Reddy
    141988KurukshetraBhagyashree Sathe
    151989DurgAnupama Abhyankar
    161990VijaywadaAnupama Abhyankar
    171991KozhikodeBhagyashree Thipsay
    181991MumbaiAnupama Gokhale
    191993KozhikodeAnupama Gokhale
    201994BangaloreBhagyashree Thipsay
    211995ChennaiSubbaraman Vijayalakshmi
    221996SalemMrunalini Kunte
    231997CalcuttaAnupama Gokhale
    241998MumbaiSubbaraman Vijayalakshmi
    251999KozhikodeSubbaraman Vijayalakshmi
    262000MumbaiSubbaraman Vijayalakshmi
    272001New DelhiSubbaraman Vijayalakshmi
    282002LucknowSubbaraman Vijayalakshmi
    292003MumbaiAarthie Ramaswamy
    302003KozhikodeHumpy Koneru
    312005BangaloreNisha Mohota
    322006VizagSwati Ghate
    332006ChennaiTania Sachdev
    342007PuneTania Sachdev
    352008New DelhiKruttika Nadig
    362009ChennaiHarika Dronavalli
    372010BhubaneswarSoumya Swaminathan
    382011ChennaiMary Ann Gomes
    392012JalgaonMary Ann Gomes
    402013KolkataMary Ann Gomes
    412014SangliPadmini Rout
    422015KolkataPadmini Rout
    432016New DelhiPadmini Rout
    442017AhmedabadPadmini Rout
    452018JaipurBhakti Kulkarni
    462019KaraikudiBhakti Kulkarni
    472022BhubaneswarDivya Deshmukh
    482023New DelhiDivya Deshmukh
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