Sensational Divya Breaks Into Top-15 of FIDE Rankings - The Statesman
INDIA, AUG 1 – Divya Deshmukh gained 15 rating points after winning the 2025 FIDE Women's World Cup, becoming India's 4th female Grandmaster and entering the top 15 women’s rankings.
- Amid the August 02, 2025, ratings update, Divya Deshmukh gained 15 points to reach 2478, entering the top 15 after her Women’s World Cup win.
- Amid a historic all-Indian final at the Batumi Women’s World Cup from July 5–28, Divya Deshmukh defeated Koneru Humpy 1.5-0.5 in rapid tiebreaks on Monday.
- Amid FIDE’s latest ratings, R. Praggnanandhaa sits at No.4 with 2779 points, while World champion D Gukesh is No.5 and Arjun Erigaisi is No.6.
- Following her world cup win, Union Minister for Youth Affairs & Sports and Labour & Employment, Mansukh Mandaviya, felicitated Divya Deshmukh and Koneru Humpy in New Delhi on Friday.
- The World Cup victory secured Divya Deshmukh the Grandmaster title and a spot in the 2026 Candidates tournament, where eight players will compete.
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FIDE Ratings: Divya Deshmukh enters top-15 in rankings after World Cup win; Praggnanandhaa, Gukesh, Erigaisi in top six
India’s Divya Deshmukh entered the top-15 of FIDE’s world women’s classical chess ranking for the first time after her title win at the Women’s World Cup in Georgia in July.
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Read Full ArticleIndia's young chess star Divya Deshmukh recently created history by winning the FIDE Women's Chess World Cup. Along with winning this title, she also became a Grandmaster. Divya defeated India's Koneru Humpy in a tie-breaker in the final and became the youngest player to win this title. Maharashtra government honours Divya After becoming the champion, the Maharashtra government has honoured Divya. Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis hon…
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