In a prospectus of Natianal (India) Under 11 Chess Championship to be held at Ahamadabad, Gujarat from August 22 to 31 All India Chess Federation has got some exclusive right page 2, 3rd line....

"All entries including special entries should come through the concerned state association / affiliate unit of the AICF. However the AICF will have the right to accept or reject any entry without assigning any reason."

http://indianchessfed.org/News/2008/...hip%202008.pdf

How a chess players whose entry is rejected without assigning any reason can safe guard his interest?

Whats up with all this Indian Chess spam. I'm not sure what the point is.

USCF has plenty of people who debate the political stuff, too, so I'm not surprised that other countries' chess organizations have similar issues. I just don't know why they choose this particular chess forum to discuss it, when there doesn't seem to be anyone else here who cares. Are there no India-based chess forums out there? Does the AICF have a web page with their own discussion forum they could use for that, the way USCF does?

--Fromper

I would care to discuss this topic but this guy doesn't discuss anything he just dumps and leaves.

So he's the Indian version of Sam "Spam" Sloan, then. Got it.

--Fromper

India is becoming a very strong Chess Nation, no doubt about it.

The number of strong players that they are exporting is surely impressive, just look at the number of Indian players whom have competed in the last few major U.S. Events. (Including the World Open)

Chess perhaps more than any other sport is a part of the global community.

Though clearly the cultural differences will be more challenging.

FWIW,

PC

Fromper, All India Chess Federation is the official website of All India Chess Federation. They dont have chess forum. They even dont care to reply. At one posting they will say there are 4000 chess players and at FIDE list 8000+.

India is fertile for chess and these 8642 players in the file go to prove it.
Arun Prasad GM No.18 For India

The highlight of our 2005-2008 period was overcoming a turbulent period, said D.V. Sundar. We have a surplus cash of over Rupees 90 lakhs despite foregoing revenue of nearly Rs. 50 lakhs in the last two years - reduced annual fees for 4000 players from Rs.500 to Rs.250,abolising direct affiliation for private academics ( 44 academies were paying Rs.20,000/- each per annum ) and took other player related expenses said Sundar.
AICF Core Team Unchanged

Both posting are by Arvind Aaron Second on June 20 and First on July 4 this year.


coach of my child told me to put the grevences on chess forum. He gave me few forums links. If my postings disturbs most of you, I will stop posting.
I dont know any indian chess forums...

If you're here to post seriously and not spam, then we'll welcome you. It's just that we've seen similar topics from other posters who just posted once and left.

All my posting are in referance to link in official website of All India Chess Federation...

I am serious because my child plays chess and his future in chess is dependent on Goa State Chess Association and All India Chess Federation but mostly on Taleigao Chess Academy.

What he said.


In my experience, chess associations (mine being the KNSB) are less than flexible when it comes to internet services.