01/05/2026 Nine-year-old Anvi Hinge became the world's youngest Women's Candidates Master (WCM) after a breakthrough performance at an international tournament in Alicante, Spain. This milestone marks a rapid rise for one of India's emerging chess talents, making her the youngest player globally to earn this title as of May 2026[2].
20/04/2025 Anvi Hinge won six medals—two gold and four silver—at the Western Asian Youth Chess Championships 2025 in Dushanbe, Tajikistan, competing in the Under-8 Girls category. She secured gold in team classical and team rapid events, while earning silvers in individual classical, rapid, blitz, and team blitz categories, helping India secure 31 total medals at the event[1][4].
15/04/2025 Anvi Hinge achieved Vice World Champion (Girls U8) status at the FIDE World Cadet Championships, where she also won a silver medal at the FIDE World Cadet Rapid and Blitz Championships in Greece. Her performance solidified her ranking as number one in the FIDE Under-9 girls' category globally[1][3].
