Jamshedpur Chess Arbiters Achieve National Recognition

Two Jamshedpur Residents Qualify as Senior National Arbiters

A milestone achievement for chess administration in Jharkhand as local arbiters secure prestigious certifications from AICF.

Key Points:

• Shubhangi Verma tops Senior National Arbiter exam in Category A
• Anirudh Sahu qualifies as Senior National Arbiter in Category B
• Local chess association celebrates dual achievement in arbitration

JAMSHEDPUR – Two chess arbiters from Jamshedpur have achieved senior national status in recent examinations conducted by AICF.

Shubhangi Verma has emerged victorious in the national arbiter examination. She completed the rigorous two-day assessment in Bhubaneswar with distinction. Meanwhile, her journey in chess arbitration began just two years ago.

Growing Experience in Chess Administration

Verma has already officiated several prestigious tournaments since 2022. She has demonstrated exceptional skills in managing chess competitions. Moreover, her expertise was particularly notable during the National Under-9 Championship.

Proven Track Record

Anirudh Kumar Sahu’s qualification came through a different route. He attended a specialized seminar in Raigarh, Chhattisgarh. Furthermore, his decade-long experience includes officiating at various competitive levels.

Recognition and Support

The local chess community has warmly welcomed these achievements. Several officials gathered to celebrate this dual success. “This recognition will boost chess administration in our region,” remarked a senior chess official.