Kanchanpur Chess Library

♟️RECORD YOUR GAME & GET PAID! ♟️
Exclusive Rewards Program for Chess Masters — Rising Stars & Seasoned Veterans!
Did you play an unforgettable tournament game? A tactical masterclass, an endgame squeeze, or a brilliant upset victory? Share your brilliance with the community and earn exclusive rewards!

⚙️ How It Works
📽️ Record Your Game: Record a clear video analyzing one of your best games played in any chess tournament. Explain your thoughts, key tactics, and crucial moments.

📤 Send It to Us: Submit your raw video file to us. We will feature and publish your video on our official social media handles!

📈 Track Views & Earn Points: Every video you submit earns you Reward Points based on the views and engagement it receives on our channels.

🎁 Redeem Your Points
Accumulate your Reward Points and exchange them for exciting perks, including:

🏆 Cash Payouts & Prizes

♟️ Training & Club Facilities (Free access, practice sessions, or coaching benefits)

📖 Library & Entry Fee Discounts

🌟 Promotional Features across our platforms

🌟 Why Participate?
Zero Publishing Hassle: You record, we edit/publish and promote your content!

Build Your Reputation: Get featured in front of a wide chess audience.

Open to Everyone: Young prodigies and senior masters alike are invited to submit.

📩 Ready to submit? Send us your recorded video file along with the tournament name, round, and player details to start building your points today

♟️ A NEW ERA FOR CHESS IN KANCHANPUR! ♟️

Something big is on the horizon. From the local clubs to the competitive boards, the chess scene in Kanchanpur is gearing up for a massive evolution.

Whether you are a seasoned grandmaster in the making, a tactical enthusiast, or a beginner ready to make your first move, get ready. The landscape of Nepalese chess is shifting, and Kanchanpur is right at the center of it.

Strategize, prepare, and stay tuned. The next chapter begins soon! 🚀🇳🇵

Welcome to the Kanchanpur Chess Library! Our mission is to inspire young minds, foster critical thinking, and build a vibrant community through the game of chess, reading, and healthy interaction. To ensure a productive and respectful environment for everyone, please adhere to the following;

"Where there is a will, there is a way."

History made. Legacy earned. ♟️🔥

At just 24, Vaishali Rameshbabu has achieved what no Indian woman ever has—winning the FIDE Women’s Candidates 2026.

But this moment wasn’t built overnight.

At 12, she had already defeated Magnus Carlsen in a simul—long before the world fully recognized her brilliance.

Yet, for years, her journey was often seen through comparisons—
especially alongside her brother, R Praggnanandhaa.

Different expectations.
Different spotlight.

But Vaishali didn’t compete with narratives—
she outgrew them.

Training in a world-class environment, she turned every comparison into fuel… every challenge into preparation.

And in Cyprus, it all came together.

Round after round, she stayed composed.
Until the final moment—defeating Kateryna Lagno and securing her place at the Women’s World Championship.

No more comparisons.
No more questions.

Just one name… making history.

♟️🔥

"2026 is a massive year for chess! From the high-stakes matches in Sharjah to the upcoming World Team Championships in Hong Kong, the opportunities for players to prove their mastery are everywhere.

Whether it's earning your first FIDE rating or aiming for a National title, every game is a step toward greatness. ♟️"

👑NEPAL’S ELITE: THE APRIL 2026 BATTLE LINES ARE DRAWN!🇳🇵

The latest FIDE rankings are officially out, and the "War between the Champs" is heating up! From the surgical precision of FM Bibek Thing at the top to the rising force of Ritisha Gharti Magar, the standard of Nepali Chess has never been higher.

But here is a message for the Gen-Z players of Kanchanpur and beyond: Rankings are not permanent. They are targets. 🎯

🏆 THE OPEN TOP 10 (APRIL 2026)
1. FM Bibek Thing (2275) – The King of the Hill.
2. FM Ksh*tiz Bhandari (2119)
3. FM Rupesh Jaiswal (2091)
4. Rishon Thapa (2040)
5. CM Purusottam Chaulagain (2024)
6. CM Sushrut Dahal (2019)
7. Niken Kusatha(2007)
8. CM Milan Lama (2005)
9. CM Purushottam Silwal (1982)
10. Rajan Subedi (1980)

💎 THE WOMEN TOP 10 (APRIL 2026)
1. Kritisara Adhikari (1710) – Leading the charge!
2. Isha Giri (1697)
3. Sindira Joshi (1684) – The legend continues.
4. Riya Shrestha (1662)
5. Shanti Dhimal (1661)
6. Binita Kapali (1653)
7. Kristi Rai (1653)
8. Radhika Poudel (1649)
9. Ojashwi Shrestha (1644)
10. Ritisha Gharti Magar (1635)

**🔥 TO THE YOUNG GENERATION:**

Do you see these numbers? They aren't just ratings; they are the result of thousands of hours in the "lab."

The gap between a 1200 player and a 2000 CM isn't talent, it’s preparation.

At "Kanchanpur Chess Library", we have the engines, the database, and the environment to help you bridge that gap.

"Don't just watch the champs. Study them. Challenge them. Overthrow them."

📍 Visit us in Mahendranagar.
Let’s build the next FIDE Master from the Far-West. 🇳🇵💪

CLASH OF GENERATIONS III
Veselin Topalov
51 years old, rated 2717
World Champion 2005-2006
VS
Yagiz Kaan Erdogmus
14 years old, rated 2687
World No. 1 U18 – Turkey’s No. 1

6-Games Match | April 12-17
Time control: 90 min/40 moves, then 30 min, with a 30-second increment (Classical)
Organized by the Monaco Chess Federation
Supported by Evren Ucok