First Indian woman to bring the semi-finals of the fide women’s world cup

News India Live, Digital Desk: Divya Deshmukh Creates History: Indian chess young and talented player Divya Deshmukh recently made it to the semi -finals by achieving a historic achievement in the FIDE Women’s World Cup. She has become the first female player in India to illuminate the entire country to reach the semi -finals of this prestigious tournament. His achievement is a milestone in the history of Indian chess.

In the semi -finals, Divya will now have to face German’s Deenara Saidaukhaseva. The match will open a direct way for him to enter the finals, which will be another proud moment for the Indian chess. Earlier, Divya traveled to the quarter -finals of the 2023 Women’s World Cup, where she had to face defeat to Bibisara Asaubeva. This time she has reached the semi -finals crossing the performance.

This young international master (IM), who hails from Nagpur, has greatly impressed his aggressive sports style and strategic thinking. At a young age, Divya has won many important titles. These include the Bronze Medal won at the Under-10 World title, Under-12 and Under-14 Asian Championships, and Chess Olympiad. His progress has also been strengthened by his performance in the Grand Swiss tournament. Currently, she is third in the rankings of women players of India, and is continuously challenging top players with her brilliant performance.

Divya’s journey to the semi -finals of the FIDE Women’s World Cup is not only a proof of her personal dedication, but it also shows the growing graph of women’s chess in India. The whole country is expecting his upcoming victory and entering the finals.