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Divya Deshmukh Creates History, Becomes First Indian Woman To Win Chess World Cup

Zee News Monday, 28 July 2025 ()
Divya Deshmukh beat compatriot Koneru Humpy to become India's first Chess Women’s World Cup champion and country’s 88th GM overall.  
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