East Bengal thrash Sporting Club 3-0

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KOLKATA, APRIL 30

 Kingfisher East Bengal thrash Sporting Clube de Goa 3-0 in an I League encounter at the Yuba Bharati Krirangan on Monday (April 30). Sanju Pradhan, Tolgay Ozbey and Robin Singh scored one a piece for East Bengal.

With this win East Bengal now have 48 points from 25 matches while Sporting Clube de Goa stay at 37 points from 25 outings.

East Bengal started with Edmilson Marques Parrdal instead of in form striker Tolgay Ozbey who started on the bench.

The evenly balanced half saw both the teams muffing numerous chances. The red and gold came very close to take the lead in 31^st minute but Edmilson attempt off a corner was saved by Sporting custodian Ashok Singh. Much to the disappointment of East Bengal fans the half ended goalless.

Changing over, East Bengal started dominating the visitors. In the 54^th minute Edmilson was replaced by Tolgay.

Finally the deadlock ended in the 76^th minute when Man-of-the-match Sanju Pradhan in an solo attempt blasted home the first goal from outside the box. Minute later Sporting Clube defence was caught off guard when on a perfectly placed pass by Sanju found Tolgay who made no mistake to give two goal advantage.

In the 81^st minute East Bengal scored third goal when Ashok Singh brought down Robin Singh inside the box. Robin easily slotted home to make it 3-0.

East Bengal’s Sanju Pradhan was adjudged Man-of-the-match.

Hindus urge Vatican to wake-up & respect Catholics’ viewpoint of women ordination

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NEVADA (USA), APRIL 29

Hindus have urged Vatican to wake-up to the feelings of its congregations and reconsider favorably the ordination of women priests in Roman Catholic Church.

 A recent research study on “Contemporary Catholic Perspectives” commissioned by the Association of Catholic Priests in Ireland to “gain an understanding of Catholic’s views on contemporary Catholicism”, found out that “over 7 in 10 (72%) favour women being ordained into the Catholic Church as priests.”

 Distinguished Hindu statesman Rajan Zed, in a statement in Nevada (USA) today, said that Holy See should conduct a referendum with its congregations worldwide to learn about the feelings of Roman Catholics on the subject of ordination of women.

 Zed, who is President of Universal Society of Hinduism, pointed out that women could disseminate God’s message as skillfully as men and deserved equal and full participation and access in religion.

 Rajan Zed further said that as women were equal partners in the society, so they should be equal partners in the religion also. He urged Vatican to be more kind to Roman Catholic women as exclusion of women from religious services, just because they were female, was very unfair and ungodly.

 Quoting Hindu scriptures, Zed says: Where women are honored, there the gods are pleased. Men and women are equal in the eyes of God and religions should respect that, Zed stresses and adds that time has now come for the women priests and bishops. 

 Rajan Zed suggested that theologians and canonists of the Church needed to address this issue urgently; re-evaluate Church doctrine, theology, male hierarchy and history; and give women a chance. Women should be ordained to priesthood and should perform the same functions as male priests. Treating women as not equal to men was clearly a case of discrimination promoting gender inequality.

 Church’s Cannon Law 1024 says—Only a baptized man validly receives sacred ordination.

 Zed noted that there had been, however, some positive signs regarding status of women in Roman Catholic Church as Vatican invited women to participate in the Synod of Bishops in 2010 and 2008 and girls outnumbered boys for the first time at the altar servers gathering in Vatican in 2010, where about 60 percent of young pilgrims were reportedly female. Holy See being the largest religious organization in the world should show exemplary leadership in women equality to the rest of the planet, Zed stated.

 Rajan Zed argued that reprimanding of the US Catholic nuns’ group, Leadership Conference of Women Religious (LCWR), founded in 1956, by Vatican for reportedly raising the subject of ordination of women and other issues was unfortunate. Mission of LCWR, an association of the leaders of congregations of Catholic women religious in USA, included “fostering dialogue and collaboration among religious congregations”, “developing models for initiating and strengthening relationships with groups concerned with the needs of society”, etc.

 Roman Catholic Church, largest of the Christian denominations with about 1.2 billion adherents, is headed by His Holiness Pope Benedict XVI and headquartered in Vatican. Hinduism, oldest and third largest religion of the world, has about one billion adherents and moksh (liberation) is its ultimate goal.

 Objectives of Association of Catholic Priests of Ireland includes "Providing a voice for Irish Catholic priests at a time when that voice is largely silent and needs to be expressed."

Salgaocar scrape past Chirag Kerala

 

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MARGAON, APRIL 29

 Salgaocar SC scraped past Chirag United Kerala 1-0 in an I-League match at the Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium in Fatorda on Sunday (April 29). Salgaocar captain Luciano Sabrosa made the difference between the two teams in the 30^th minute.

Despite dominating for most part of the match, Salgaocar were not able to translate their domination into goals and were lucky not to share the spoils as Chirag United Kerala came within a whisker of snatching a draw late in the match.

The win helped Salgaocar stay within reach of a second spot but much will depend on the other results, notably of teams ahead of them which include Churchill Brothers, Mohun Bagan and East Bengal. Salgaocar have 43 points in their kitty from 25 matches. Chirag United, who are already relegated to the second division of the I-League, remain on 17 points from 25 matches.

Salgaocar who dictated terms in the midfield had the better share of exchanges and surged ahead in the 30th minute. Man-of-the-Match Ryuji Sueoka, who played a pivotal role, accepted a ball inside the box, beat a couple of rival defenders and laid a pass to an unmarked Luciano who slotted the ball into the net from close.

Salgaocar had chances to kill the match in the second session but Ryuji, Beevan D’mello and Milagres Gonsalves all failed to convert.

Himal Gusain wins chess title for fifth time in succession

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CHANDIGARH, APRIL 29 

Himal Gusain of SD College, Sector 32, became the champion with 5.5 Points at the conclusion of  The 23rd Chandigarh Chess Championship 2012 at St Xavier’s Senior  Secondary School, Sector 44-C, hee today.  This is the fifth time that Himal Gusain has become the state champion consecutively.

 The second position was bagged by Pardeep singh Negi with 5.5 points. The third position was bagged by  international Tarini Goyal of Sacred Heart School with 4.5 and the fourth position went to Arunima Goyal also of Sacred Heart School with 4.5.

These winners will represent Chandigarh in forthcoming Nationals at Tirupathi from May 18 to 28.

 Points position at the end of  6th and final round: 5.5 Points:   Gusain Himal ,  Pardeep Singh Negi. 4.5: Tarini Goyal, Goyal Arunima.  4: Naveen Bansal,  Vohra Abhinandan, Nitin, Piyush Manuja, Chander Mohan Sharma, Rahul Arora,  Shweta,  Jaskeerat Singh. 3.5: Vipan Negi, Manmohan Singh,  Sunil Bansal .  3: Kritika Kapila, Hitesh Issar,  Levanshu,  Manveer Singh,  Mauraya Mahajan, Rishabh Jain. 2.5: Lakshay Bhatia,  Aryan Oswal, Navneet Kaur Ahuja, Kashish Jain,  Jashan Singh,  Harpreet Singh,  Shishir Lamba. 2 : Anhat, AS Chopra. 1.5: Devesh Bibra, Abhinav,  Mohit Chaudhary, Mohit Thakur.  1: Mayank Verma, Hitesh,  Puneet Kumar.          

 

Veer Patel wins Pune-leg with stunning show

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PUNE, APRIL 29 

Veer Patel from Baroda steered his Honda CRF 250 with much panache taking advantage of defending champion Aravind KP’s stuttering start in the Moto 1 race in the Foreign Open class before making a clean race in the Moto 2 to win the class with 40 points at the Amanora Park Town ground here on Sunday afternoon.

 The 2012 season of the National Supercross Championship began with a bang in Pune with Patel beating an established team of TVS Racing Bangalore as individual entrants made hay in the prime event.

 In the contest that left a packed crowd in awe of the roars of engines when the riders negotiated the challenges on the 750-metre track that was largely dry, Patel made sure that he was up to the task in besting company-backed team.

 For Aravind it was bad luck as he made a messy start and was pushed to the last position in the Moto 1 before he fought his way back up to finish third. In Moto 2 also, Aravind’s TVS bike was much slower than the Hondas of Patel and CD Jinan of Kerala, who finished in the second position behind the Baroda rider with 34 points.

 Aravind, however, had the solace of winning the Indian Experts Group B class 3 event on his TVS RTR 160, collecting full 20 points. TVS Racing Bangalore made a clean sweep in this class as R Natraj and Harith Noah took up the second and third positions behind Aravind.

 A new kid emerged in the Private Foreign Open Group A category when Javed Shailk rode his KTM SXF 250 to the chequered flag twice during the day with almost no one providing him the real challenge. Goa boy Javed collected full 40 points from Pune leg with his statemate, Allen Sequiera coming in second with 34 points. Jatin Jain of Nagpur was third and settled with 30 points.

 TVS Racing Bangalore won the Novice class too when Abhijit Shetty finished ahead of Sachin Ghorpade of Kolhapur in the TVS RTR 160 and earned 20 points. Ghorpade was astride TVS Fiero, while Bangalore boy Suhail Ahmed came in third on Yamaha RX 135.

 Results

 Foreign Open Group A: 1-Veer Patel (Honda CRF 250, Baroda) 40 points, 2-CD Jinan (Honda CRF 250, Kerala) 34 pts, 3-Aravind KP (TVS RTR 250FX, TVS Racing, Bangalore) 30 pts.

 Moto 1: 1-Veer Patel; 2-CD Jinan; 3-Aravind KP

Moto 2: 1-Veer Patel; 2-CD Jinan; 3-Aravind KP

 Novice Group C: 1-Abhijit Shetty (TVS RTR 160, TVS Racing, Bangalore) 20 pts, 2-Sachin Ghorpade (TVS Fiero, Kolhapur) 17 pts, 3-Suhail Ahmed (Yamaha RX 135, Bangalore) 15 pts.

 Indian Experts Group C: 1-R Natraj (TVS RTR 160, TVS Racing Bangalore) 20, 2-Madhu S (TVS RTR 160, TVS Racing Bangalore) 17 pts, 3-Naresh VS (Yamaha RX 135, Bangalore) 15 pts.

 Private Foreign Open Group A: 1-Javed Shaikh (KTM SXF 250, Goa) 40 pts, 2-Allen Sequiera (Kawasaki 250F, Goa) 34 pts, 3-Jatin Jain (Kawasaki 250F, Nagpur) 30 pts.

 Indian Experts Group B: 1-Aravind KP (TVS RTR 160, TVS Racing, Bangalore) 20 pts, 2-Natraj R (TVS RTR 160, TVS Racing, Bangalore) 17 pts, 3-Harith Noah (TVS RTR 160, TVS Racing, Bangalore) 15 pts.

 Locals Group B: 1-Vishal Barguje (Yamaha RX 135, Pune) 20 pts , 2-Snehal Chavan (Yamaha RX 135, Pune) 17 pts, 3-Rustum Patel (TVS Apache, Mumbai) 15 pts.

 Private Experts Group C: 1-Naresh VS (Yamaha RX 135, Bangalore) 20 pts, 2-Sachin Ghorpade (TVS Fiero, Kolhapur) 17 pts, 3-Vishal Barguje (Yamaha RXZ 135, Pune) 15 pts.

 Best Rider of Day: Veer Patel.

Pailan Arrows register second consecutive victory

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BANGALORE, APRIL 28

  Riding high after their last victory against Chirag United Kerala Pailan Arrows forked out an entertaining game of football and defeated bottom-placed HAL  2-1 in an I-League encounter on Saturday. The victory took Pailan to 16 points from 25 matches while HAL stay on 8 points from 25 matches.

Playing a controlled game and creating several scoring chances, Pailan Arrows took the lead in the 39th minute. A high-ball from the mid-field fell to Ajay Singh in the left-wing. He ran through the penalty box and took a powerful crack to the goal -- the ball hit the diving HAL keeper Amar Deb and went into the goal.
Changing over, HAL went all out for the equaliser -- substitute RC Prakash was controlling the midfield and HAL enjoyed territorial domination for a brief period. A good move from the left restored parity for HAL -- Malemnganba Meetei’s left-footed cross was headed in by Nigerian Abdulla Hamza.

TFA cadet Alwyn Geroge scored the winner in the 82nd minute. After s series pf passes in the midfield, he talented striker finished it off with a powerful shot from the edge of the penalty box.
Pailan Arrows coach Sujit Chakraborty reckoned this victory as a ‘hard fought win.’

 “We played well and controlled the game in the most of first half. However, we did miss many out of those created chances. HAL too played very well at the starting of first half,” he said.

Pailan striker George Allwyn was adjudged Man-of-the-match.

Himal and Pardeep lead in Chandigarh Chess

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CHANDIGARH, APRIL 28
Himal Gusain of SD College and Pardeep Singh Negi with 4.5 points each are leading at the end of the 5th round at The 23rd Chandigarh Chess Championship 2012, which is being held at St Xavier’s Sr. Sec. School in Sector 44-C here today. They are being closely followed by a Naveen Bansal, CM Sharma, Tarini Goyal and Arunima Goyal with four points each.
Points position at the end of  5th round: 4.5 pts: Gusain Himal,  Pardeep Singh Negi. 4 : Naveen Bansal,Tarini Goyal, Goyal Arunima, Chander Mohan Sharma. 3.5:  Piyush Manuja, Sunil Bansal. 3: Vohra Abhinandan, Nitin,   Rahul Arora, Vipan Negi,  Hitesh Issar,  Jaskeerat Singh, Shweta, Manveer Singh,  Rishabh Jain.  2.5: Kritika Kapila, Manmohan Singh, Navneet Kaur Ahuja , Jashan Singh.  2: Aryan Oswal, Lakshay Bhatia, Kashish Jain, Levanshu,  Shishir Lamba, Harpreet Singh, Mauraya Mahajan, AS Chopra. 1.5: Mohit Thakur.  1: Abhinav,  Mohit Chaudhary, Mayank Verma,  Hitesh, Anhat.  0: Puneet Kumar, Devesh Bibra.           

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CHANDIGARH, APRIL 28 
St Soldier's International Public School, Sector 28 today honoured outstanding students and sportspersons at a
prize distribution function  held at school premises.
Students who achieved success in academics , athletics, football, arts etc. during the session 2011-2012 were awarded trophies and merit certificates by the Principal Vijaya Sidhu . She congratulated the prize winners and motivated others to work hard to achieve success in future.
Two members of the teaching faculty Amarjeet Sodhi and Sonia Thakur were awarded for their dedication in being present every day of the session. Hanish Guretia was awarded for winning a prize in Inter-school cycling for Teachers.

Hindus-Jews-Buddhists condemn Gypsy families’ eviction in Belgrade

Religious leaders from left to right are—Buddhist Jikai’ Phil Bryan, Hindu Rajan Zed and Jewish ElizaBeth W. Beyer.

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NEVADA (USA), APRIL 28

Hindus-Jews-Buddhists have strongly condemned reported forcible eviction of Roma (Gypsy) families in Belgrade, the Serbian capital.

 Distinguished Hindu statesman Rajan Zed, Rabbi ElizaBeth W. Beyer and Reverend Jikai’ Phil Bryan; prominent Hindu, Jewish and Buddhist leaders respectively in Nevada  (USA); issued  a joint statement in Nevada today, saying that it is morally wrong to force families out of the homes that they have lived in for years. These affected Roma families were reportedly being moved to segregated metal container settlements outside city of Belgrade, which likely do not meet international housing standards.

Rajan Zed, President of Universal Society of Hinduism, Rabbi Beyer and Rev. Bryan urged the European Union to intervene and stop mistreatment of helpless Roma families. Roma rights should be respected, and, they should be provided compensation for the destruction of their homes which they were forced to leave.

 Hindu, Jewish and Buddhist leaders argued that Republic of Serbia needed to do more for its frequently maltreated Roma populace who reportedly continued to suffer from discrimination.  Faith leaders say that Serbia and Belgrade officials must provide permanent housing solutions so that the Roma can raise their families with dignity. Eviction of Roma people appears to have become part of Belgrade's official stance and this is not the first time it has enforced its policy.  Roma have been in the Balkans since 13th century and according to an estimate, number up to around 800,000.

 Rajan Zed points out that many in this disenfranchised community reportedly live in Serbia in abject poverty in settlements, lacking basic services, such as plumbing and electricity. Roma face problems in accessing the healthcare system and education and there is an apparent lack of interest in resolving their issues. They are viewed as “others” and treated as lower class. Many Roma children do not attend school and those who do often face segregated schooling, reports suggest.

 Rajan Zed, Rabbi ElizaBeth Beyer and Rev. Phil Bryan urged Serbian President Boris Tadic and Prime Minister Mirko Cvetkovic to craft a well-defined, tangible policies focusing on health, education, housing, and employment to stop the cycle of poverty and discrimination.  Serbia also need to urgently address the issue of statelessness of its many Roma people who reportedly do not have identity cards and birth records and thus suffer rejection day after day, they add.

 These faith leaders also requested His Holiness Patriarch Irinej Gavrilovic of majority Serbian Orthodox Church to come to the rescue of the Serbian Roma. Rather than marginalizing Roma, this country which has so much to offer to the international community, should be more embracing of Roma brothers and sisters and work for their upliftment, Rajan Zed stated.

UT Police efforts to ensure safety on roads

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CHANDIGARH, APRIL 27

   Chandigarh Traffic Police has been making all out efforts to ensure safety on city roads and to promote culture of safe driving among the members of targeted groups i.e. school/college students, auto drivers, heavy and medium drivers. Accordingly, Chandigarh Traffic Police launched a project “Road Royals” in partnership of DPI (Schools) and Ms. Leena Yashpaul, Traffic Marshal.

      In this project, 50 students from different government schools have been participated to a five days (10 hours) capsule course on road safety and traffic rules at Chandigarh Traffic Park, Sector 23, Chandigarh. 10 students each from Govt Model Senior Secondary School, Sectors 10,16,15,23 and 22 participated in this workshop.

During the workshop, they have been imparted practical training about road safety with interactive discussion about road rules and regulation. Mr Vijay Kumar, DSP Traffic also delivered the lecture on road safety and motivated the students to come forward to join such workshops.

                The first batch of 50 students has completed this capsule course today at Chandigarh Traffic Park, Sector 23, Chandigarh. On this occasion Mr Anil Kumar, IAS, Home Secretary, Chandigarh Administration, Mr P.K. Srivastava, IGP Chandigarh, Mr. Alok Kumar, DIG Chandigarh, Mr Vijay Kumar DSP/Traffic, Traffic Inspectors and Traffic Marshals were present. During this, all the dignitaries appeal the students and general public to obey the traffic rules to reduce the road accidents in the city. Beside this, W/HS distributed the badges of Road Royals & Certificates to the students, who attended the workshop.

                                       

Easy win for Maintenance Command

 

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CHANDIGARH,  APRIL 27 

Maintenance Command began their campaign by  defeating Western Air Command  by 5-1 on the Air Force Football Championship at 3 Base Repair Depot (3BRD), Air Force Station here today. The teams were tied one-all at half time

 For Maintenance Command MC Stephen and Abbu scored two goals each while captain L Kipgen netted goal. For WAC K Pal reduced the magin.

Earlier, Air Officer Commanding (AOC) 12 Wing Air Force, Air Commodore SC Chafekar declared the championship open.  Seven teams are taking part in the meet which will also serve as selection trials to select  the Air Force team for the forthcoming Inter-Services Football Championship.

The semi final matches will be played on  May 3  and final on May 4.

Tomorrow’s fixtures:  EAC vs CAC and Air HQ and SWAC.
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12 Indian athletes qualify for London Paralympics

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 CHANDIGARH, APRIL 27

India finished runners-up with a haul of 25 gold, 10 silver and three bronze medals in the  Malayasian Para Athletics Championships in Kuala Lumpur. According to information received here today, on the final day, India bagged four gold and one silver. Malaysia (27-8-1) emerged champions.

During the championship, 12 Indian athletes, 8 in ‘A’ and 4 in ‘B’ qualified for  the forthcoming 2012 London Paralympics.

On the final day Subbaih Thirumalai Kumar  won gold of shot put F-57 category by putting the shot to 9.94 metres.

 In discus throw F-42 category, Jaideep of India hurled the discus to 40.48 metres followed by Dobagoda Lesly Kumara of Sri Lanka (14.80m).

 In discus throw F-44 category, Jagminder Singh of India covered the distance of 38.48m and won gold very easily followed by Hetti Arachchige Chaminda of Sri Lanka (32.30m) and Haji Hastan Rosli of Bru (31.70m).

 In 400 metres T-11 (total blind), Jedikere Mohammed Shavaad of India clocked 57.26s and won silver medal for India. Hung Le Duc of Vietnam won gold of this event (55.64s).

Sushil Kumar qualifies for London Olympics

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CHANDIGARH, APRIL 27 

Wrestler Sushil Kumar (66 kg freestyle) has qualified for the 2012 London Olympic Games by winning gold medal in the World Olympic Games Qualifying Wrestling Tournament being held at Taiyuan (China). This is the third time, when Sushil Kumar qualified for the Olympic Games. Sushil Kumar has already participated in the 2004 Athens Olympic Games and 2008 Beijing Olympic Games where he won bronze medal for the country.

After getting bye in the first round, Sushil  defeated Mang Radley of Palau by fall in the second round. In the quarter-final round he defeated Lawrence Jayden Alexander of Australia by 3-0, 2-0 and qualified for semi-final where he defeated Kvyatkovskyy Andriy of Ukraine by 1-0, 2-1 and qualified for the London Olympic Games.

In the final round, Sushil defeated Tushishvili Otar of Georgia by 2-0, 1-0 and won gold medal.

Four players leading in Chandigarh Chess

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CHANDIGARH, APRIL 27

Four players Abhnandan Vohra, Arunima Goyal, Himal Gusain and Pardeep Singh Negi with three points each are leading in The 23rd Chandigarh Chess Champonship at St Xavier’s Sr. Sec. School, Sector 44-C here today. A total of 37 players are participating in this championship. It is being organised by Chandigarh Chess Association to select a team of four players to represent Chandigarh at the National Challengers Championship being held at Tirupathi,  from May 18 to May 28.

        Points position at the end of 3rd round is as under :

   3 Points: Vohra Abhinandan, Goyal Arunima, Gusain Himal , Pardeep Singh Negi,2.5:  Kritika Kapila.   

   2:  Nitin,  Naveen Bansal ,Tarini Goyal, Rahul Arora, Piyush Manuja,Chander Mohan Sharma,Sunil Bansal, Vipan Negi, Aryan Oswal, Rishabh, Hitesh Issar, Shweta.  1.5:  Manmohan Singh, Jashan Singh, Navneet Kaur Ahuja.  1 : Harpreet Singh, Levanshu, Jaskeerat Singh, Kashish Jain, Lakshay Bhatia, Mayank Verma, Manvir Singh, Mohit Thakur, Shishir Lamba, Puneet Kumar, Mohit Chaudhary,  Mauraya Mahajan. 0:  Abhinav,  Anhat, AS Chopra  and  Hitesh.                        

8 players leading in Chandigarh Chess

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CHANDIGARH, APRIL 26

Eight players Vohra Abhinandan, Naveen Bansal,Nitin, Arunima Goyal, Piyush Manuja, Pardeep Singh Negi,Gusain Himal and CM Sharma are in the lead after the end of the second round with two points each in the 23^rd Chandigarh Chess Championship being played at St Xavier’s School in Sector 44 here today. 

During the state meet, a four-member Chandigarh team will be selected to take part in the National Challengers Championship to be held at Tirupathi,  from   May 18 to 28 .

Points position at the end of 2^nd round:

2 points : Vohra Abhinandan, Naveen Bansal, Nitin, Goyal Arunima, Piyush Manuja, Pardeep Singh Negi, Gusain Himal, Chander Mohan Sharma. 1.5: Kritika Kapila, Manmohan Singh. 1: Tarini Goyal,  Jaskeerat Singh, Aryan Oswal, Rahul Arora, Sunil Bansal, Vipan Negi,  Shweta, Harpreet Singh,  Hitesh Issar, Lakshay Bhatia, Levanshu , Mayank Verma, Puneet Kumar,  Rishabh,  Shishir Lamba, Manvir Singh..5: Jashan Singh, Navneet Kaur Ahuja. 0:  Kashish Jain, Devesh Bibra, Abhinav , Anhat, AS Chopra,  Hitesh, Mauraya Mahajan,  Mohit Thakur.