3rd Computer to chess players Award function organized by Buddhibal Kreeda Trust was held in Poona Club, Pune on 10th December 2011 at 6pm.
 

Jain sports academy jalgaon, sponsored 20 Chess boards and 2 demo boards to each district of Central Maharashtra Chess Associations. Currently CMCA has started chess in School program in 21 schools in 7 districts. Vilas Mhatre co-ordinator of this program informed that currently more than 1500 children are learning chess under this program. Shri Ashok Jain president CMCA distribute the chess equipments to the district association. He congratulated the secretary CMCA Faruq shaikh for running this program and hope that next year this program will have 50 schools covered.
 

Sambit Panda of Orissa and Bhagyashri Patil of Maharshtra made unbelievable late comeback in the last round to capture the boys and girls title at the 25th National Under 7 Boys Chess Championship, organized by Central Maharashtra Chess Association , which concluded at the Bharati Vidyapeeth Engineering College hall in the city.
 

KUSHAGRA HELD, RAKSHITTA BACK ON A WINNING NOTE : UNDER 7 NATIONALS
 

Pune, July 22: Overnight board leaders Kushagra Mohan and Rakshatta Ravi continued to lead the board at the end of the ninth round of the National Under 7 Boys Chess Championship being played at Bharati Vidyapeeth Engineering College hall, organized by Central Maharashtra Chess Association.

 

Pune, July 18: Top seeded M.Aditya of TN, Sambit Panda of Orissa, Akilesh Viswaa of TN, Kushagra Mohan of AP and Nimdia Ridit of Maharashtra(Mumbai).shared the top spot with 4 points each round , while In the girls section three players Sara Khemani, Rindhiya V and Rakshitta Ravi lead jointly at the end of the 4th National Under 7 Boys Chess Championship being conducted by Central Maharashtra Chess Association at Bharati Vidyapeeth, Engineering College Hall.
 

Pune, July 16: Top seeded Aditya M. of TN, Paresh Nihal of Maharashtra along with Aditi Iyer, Sanket Charkrawarthy of West Bengal, Aditi Mohanthy of Orissa, Kushi Hombal of Haryana started their campaign on a winning note at the 25 th National Under 7 ( Boys & Girls) Chess Championships organized by the Central Maharashtra Chess Association and hosted by the Bharati Vidyapeeth University at the Bharati Vidyapeeth, in Pune.
 

In the Commonwealth Championship, IM Eesha Karavade won Gold while WGM Swati Ghate won the Bronze. GM Abhijit Kunte did well, he secured 5th position (joint third), the best performer from India.