Indian chess championship - wikipedia Indian chess championship The National Premier Chess Championship is the annual national chess championship of India. It was established in 1955 by the Andhra State Chess Association as a biannual event, but since 1971 it has been played yearly. The first edition was held in Eluru, Andhra Pradesh from May 15 to May 28 and was jointly won by Ramchandra Sapre and D. Venkayya with 9 / 12 points. Earlier, G.S. Dikshit of Pithapuram won the Andhra and Madras State Championships for three consecutive years, 1952 - 54. The women 's championship commenced in 1974. The first ten editions were dominated by the Khadilkar sisters Vasanti, Jayshree and Rohini. Rohini is the youngest and won the championship five times, Jayshree won four titles, and the eldest, Vasanti, won the championship in the inaugural year. Winners Nr Year City Men 's winner 1955 Eluru Sapre, R.B. ! Ramchandra Sapre Venkayya, D. ! D. Venkayya 1957 Pune Gupta, Ramdas ! Ramdas Gupta 1959 Delhi Aaron, Manuel ! Manuel Aaron 1961 Hyderabad Aaron, Manuel ! Manuel Aaron 5 1963 Bombay Ali, Farooq ! Farooq Ali 6 1966 Madras Madon, Rusi ! Rusi Madon 7 1967 Pune Ali ( chess player ), Nasir ! Nasir Ali 8 1969 Bangalore Aaron, Manuel ! Manuel Aaron 9 1971 Bikaner Aaron, Manuel ! Manuel Aaron 10 1972 Simla Aaron, Manuel ! Manuel Aaron 11 1973 Ahmedabad Aaron, Manuel ! Manuel Aaron 12 Rourkela Aaron, Manuel ! Manuel Aaron 13 1976 Patna Sekhar, Ravi ! Ravi Sekhar 14 1976 Culcutta Aaron, Manuel ! Manuel Aaron 15 1978 Cochin Khan, Rafiq ! Rafiq Khan 16 1979 Tiruchi Parameswaram, Tiruchi N. ! Tiruchi N. Parameswaram 17 1979 Vijayawada Sekhar, Ravi ! Ravi Sekhar 18 1981 New Delhi Aaron, Manuel ! Manuel Aaron 19 1982 Kanpur Thipsay, Praveen ! Praveen Thipsay 20 Agartala Barua, Dibyendu ! Dibyendu Barua 21 1984 Ahmedabad Thipsay, Praveen ! Praveen Thipsay 22 1985 Tenali Thipsay, Praveen ! Praveen Thipsay 23 1986 Bombay Anand, Viswanathan ! Viswanathan Anand 24 Tumkur Anand, Viswanathan ! Viswanathan Anand 25 1988 Neyveli Anand, Viswanathan ! Viswanathan Anand 26 1989 Bikaner Thipsay, Praveen ! Praveen Thipsay 27 1990 Kozhikode Prasad, Devaki V. ! Devaki V. Prasad 28 1991 Pondicherry Prasad, Devaki V. ! Devaki V. Prasad 29 Patna Thipsay, Praveen ! Praveen Thipsay 30 1993 Pune Thipsay, Praveen ! Praveen Thipsay 31 1994 Hyderabad Thipsay, Praveen ! Praveen Thipsay 32 1995 Madras Konguvel, Ponnuswamy ! Ponnuswamy Konguvel 33 Kanhangad Parameswaran, Tiruchi ! Tiruchi Parameswaran 34 1997 Bhilai Kunte, Abhijit ! Abhijit Kunte 35 1998 Muzaffarpur Barua, Dibyendu ! Dibyendu Barua 36 1999 Nagpur Sasikiran, Krishnan ! Krishnan Sasikiran 37 2000 Mumbai Kunte, Abhijit ! Abhijit Kunte 38 2001 Delhi Barua, Dibyendu ! Dibyendu Barua 39 2002 Nagpur Sasikiran, Krishnan ! Krishnan Sasikiran 40 2003 Mumbai Sasikiran, Krishnan ! Krishnan Sasikiran 41 2003 Kozhikode Ganguly, Surya ! Surya Shekhar Ganguly 42 Visakhapatnam Ganguly, Surya ! Surya Shekhar Ganguly 43 2006 Visakhapatnam Ganguly, Surya ! Surya Shekhar Ganguly 44 2007 Atul Ganguly, Surya ! Surya Shekhar Ganguly 45 2008 Chennai Ganguly, Surya ! Surya Shekhar Ganguly 46 2008 Mangalore Ganguly, Surya ! Surya Shekhar Ganguly 47 2009 New Delhi Adhiban, Baskaran ! Baskaran Adhiban 48 New Delhi Negi, Parimarjan ! Parimarjan Negi 49 2011 Aurangabad Gupta, Abhijeet ! Abhijeet Gupta 50 2012 Kolkata Akash, G ! G. Akash 51 2013 Jalgaon Sasikiran, Krishnan ! Krishnan Sasikiran 52 2014 Kottayam Sethuraman, S.P. ! S.P. Sethuraman 53 2015 Tiruvarur Murali, Karthikeyan ! Murali Karthikeyan 54 2016 Lucknow Murali, Karthikeyan ! Murali Karthikeyan Nr Year City Women 's winner Bangalore Khadilkar, Vasanti ! Vasanti Khadilkar Calcutta Khadilkar, Jayshree ! Jayshree Khadilkar 1976 Kottayam Khadilkar, Rohini ! Rohini Khadilkar 1977 Hyderabad Khadilkar, Rohini ! Rohini Khadilkar 5 1979 Chennai Khadilkar, Rohini ! Rohini Khadilkar 6 1979 Sangli Khadilkar, Jayshree ! Jayshree Khadilkar 7 1981 New Delhi Khadilkar, Rohini ! Rohini Khadilkar 8 1982 Rajnandgaon Khadilkar, Jayshree ! Jayshree Khadilkar 9 Bikaner Khadilkar, Jayshree ! Jayshree Khadilkar 10 Kottayam Khadilkar, Rohini ! Rohini Khadilkar 11 1985 Nagpur Sathe, Bhagyashree ! Bhagyashree Sathe 12 1986 Jalandhar Sathe, Bhagyashree ! Bhagyashree Sathe 13 Calcutta Reddy, Saritha ! Saritha Reddy 14 1988 Kurukshetra Sathe, Bhagyashree ! Bhagyashree Sathe 15 1989 Durg Abhyankar, Anupama ! Anupama Abhyankar 16 1990 Vijaywada Abhyankar, Anupama ! Anupama Abhyankar 17 1991 Kozhikode Thipsay, Bhagyashree ! Bhagyashree Thipsay 18 1991 Mumbai Gokhale, Anupama ! Anupama Gokhale 19 1993 Kozhikode Gokhale, Anupama ! Anupama Gokhale 20 1994 Bangalore Thipsay, Bhagyashree ! Bhagyashree Thipsay 21 1995 Chennai Vijayalakshmi, Subbaraman ! Subbaraman Vijayalakshmi 22 Salem Kunte, Mrunalini ! Mrunalini Kunte 23 1997 Calcutta Gokhale, Anupama ! Anupama Gokhale 24 1998 Mumbai Vijayalakshmi, Subbaraman ! Subbaraman Vijayalakshmi 25 1999 Kozhikode Vijayalakshmi, Subbaraman ! Subbaraman Vijayalakshmi 26 2000 Mumbai Vijayalakshmi, Subbaraman ! Subbaraman Vijayalakshmi 27 2001 New Delhi Vijayalakshmi, Subbaraman ! Subbaraman Vijayalakshmi 28 2002 Lucknow Vijayalakshmi, Subbaraman ! Subbaraman Vijayalakshmi 29 2003 Mumbai Ramaswamy, Arthie ! Aarthie Ramaswamy 30 2003 Kozhikode Koneru, Humpy ! Humpy Koneru 31 2005 Bangalore Mohota, Nisha ! Nisha Mohota 32 2006 Vizag Ghate, Swati ! Swati Ghate 33 2006 Chennai Sachdev, Tania ! Tania Sachdev 34 2007 Pune Sachdev, Tania ! Tania Sachdev 35 2008 New Delhi Kruttika Nadig ! Kruttika Nadig 36 2009 Chennai Harika Dronavalli ! Harika Dronavalli 37 Bhubaneswar Soumya Swaminathan ! Soumya Swaminathan 38 2011 Chennai Mary Ann Gomes ! Mary Ann Gomes 39 2012 Jalgaon Mary Ann Gomes 40 2013 Kolkata Mary Ann Gomes ! Mary Ann Gomes 41 2014 Sangli Padmini Rout 42 2015 Kolkata Padmini Rout 43 2016 New Delhi Padmini Rout Notes Jump up ^ The Hindu, June 6, 1952 Jump up ^ British Chess Magazine, July 1955, p. 213 Jump up ^ Ganguly wins sixth successive National ' A ' chess title The Times of India Jump up ^ 46th National A Chess Championship, India. Tournament report FIDE Jump up ^ http://www.chess.com/article/view/2010-indian-national-championship References List of winners 1955 - 2006 List of women 's winners 1974 - 2006 D.K. Bharadwaj ( 2003 ), A big boom in the brain game ; A history of chess in India The Hindu news 41st edition The Hindu news 42nd edition Chessbase report of the 43rd edition Chessbase report of the 44th edition TWIC news 34th Women 's edition The Hindu Dated June 6, 1952 ( Article Chess Notes G.S. Dikshit, State Champion by T.A. Krishnamachariar ) The Hindu Dated June 6, 1952 Picture of Mr. G.S. Dikshit Madras State Chess Championship The Hindu Dated June 29, 1952 The Madras State Tournament by T.A. Krishnamachariar The Hindu Dated July 27, 1952 Chess Notes Facts and Figures By T. A Krishnamachariar The Hindu Dated July 1953... Three In a Row for South Indian Star by V.K. Raman Menon ( date unknown... month and year known ) The Hindu Dated January 9, 1956 Chess. Andhra State Tourney Dixit Wins Title Again ( from our correspondent ) Kakinada The Hindu January 29, 1956 Chess Notes The Andhra State Championship By T. 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Question: who won the indian national title for man in 2003 in chess
Answer: Krishnan Sasikiran