Aravindh, Chithambaram VR. (11.09.1999)

Indian chess Grandmaster (2015) born in Thirunagar, Tamil Nadu, India. Indian Champion 2018 and 2019.

Indian U11 Champion (2010); Indian U13 Champion (2011); Indian U 19 Junior Champion at the age of 12 (2011); Asian U14 (Rapid) Champion (2012); Asian U14 Champion (2013); Asian U14 Blitz Champion (2013); Indian Sub-Junior Champion (2014)

Best results: International rating tournament 2010 in New Delhi, 1st; Asian U12 Championship 2011 in the Philippines, 2nd; World U14 Championship 2012, 2nd; Chennai Grandmaster International Open 2013, 1st; World U16 Championship 2014, 2nd; International Open staged 2014 in Kuala Lumpur in Malaysia, 2nd; Asian U16 rapid 2014, 2nd; Asian U16 Blitz Championship 2014, equal 1st; Riga Technical University Open 2014, tied 3rd; World U16 Championship 2014 in Durban, 2nd; Commonwealth Championship 2014 in Scotland, 1st-2nd; Commonwealth U16 Championship 2014, 1st; Asian U16 Championship 2014, 2nd; Asian Junior Open (rapid) 2016, 2nd; Asian Junior Open 2016 in Delhi, 1st; National Championship staged 2016 in Lucknow, 2nd; Biel Master Tournament 2016, 3rd; World Junior Championship 2017, 3rd; Biel Master Tournament 2017, 3rd; Asian Championship (Blitz) 2017, equal 3rd; IV Sunway Sitges International Chess Festival – Group A, 1st; National Senior Open Chess Championship 2018, 1st; Commonwealth Chess Championship-2019 (OPEN), 2nd; Aeroflot Open 2020, 1-4th.

Peak rating: 2641 in February 2020.