Sports News Desk !!! Parimarjan Negi (English: Parimarjan Negi, born 9 February, 1993, Uttarakhand, India) is a famous Grand Master player. He is the youngest Indian player to win the Grand Master. In 2005, Parimarjan Negi became the world’s youngest ‘International Master’. In 2002, Parimarjan achieved international success in the Asian Championships in the age group of 10 years in Tehran.
Introduction
Parimarjan Negi was born on 9 February 1993 in the Indian state of Uttarakhand, full of panoramic scenes of nature. His mother’s name is Paridhi D. Negi and father’s name is J.B. Leo is. He is a student of Amity International School, Saket (Delhi). He made headlines when he won the Grandmaster title at a very young age and became the youngest Indian to win the title.
International success
Parimarjan, who started the game of chess at the age of just 4 years, soon started making his mark at the national level. He achieved his first international success in 2002, when he became the winner of Asian players under 10 years of age in Tehran. In July 2005, Parimarjan Negi became the world’s youngest ‘International Master’. He earned his third and final IM Norm in the ‘International Open’ in Spain’s Sart.
Second younger grandmaster
On July 1, 2006, Parimarjan became the youngest Grandmaster till date, besides Serji Debakin became a grandmaster at a young age. This title was given to his third and final GM in the Chellavinian Region Super final championship at a place called Satka in Russia. Found in the form of normal. On winning this title, he broke the record of being the youngest grand master of another Indian player P. Harikrishna. In May 2007, Parimarjan performed brilliantly and stopped Junior Champion Javen Andreasian in the fifth round of the World Youth Star Chess tournament. This led to a combined increase of Parimarjan.
Achievements
Parimarjan Negi is the player to win the title of India’s youngest Grandmaster. At the national level, he recorded his presence at the age of just 4 years. In 2002, Parimarjan achieved international success in the Asian Championships in the age group of 10 years in Tehran. In July 2005, Parimarjan at the International Open at Sort, Spain, achieved his third and final International Narm (IM) to achieve the achievement of becoming the ‘youngest International Master in the world’. On July 1, 2005, Parimarjan became the youngest Grandmaster till date.
