12/10/2026 Anvi Deepak Hinge won a gold medal in the Girls' Under-9 Blitz category and a silver in the Standard event at the 20th Asian Schools Chess Championships in Tula, Russia, held from 1 to 11 October 2026. She topped the blitz standings with eight points from nine rounds, and the double podium finish took her international medal tally to 15.
01/05/2026 Nine-year-old Anvi Hinge became the world's youngest Women's Candidates Master after a breakthrough performance at an international tournament in Alicante, Spain. She scored 6.5 points with six wins, gained 175 Elo rating points, and finished as the highest-ranked Indian player in the event.
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. Her results included gold in team classical and team rapid events, plus silver in individual classical, rapid, blitz, and team blitz.
15/04/2025 Anvi Hinge earned the title of Vice World Champion (Girls U8) at the FIDE World Cadet Championships and also won a silver medal at the FIDE World Cadet Rapid and Blitz Championships in Greece. Those results helped confirm her position as the world number one in the FIDE Under-9 girls' category.
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