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Hoor Fatima is a remarkable chess prodigy, and her journey is nothing short of astonishing. At the tender age of just three, an age when most toddlers are learning to speak, Fatima embarked on her chess journey. What sets her apart is not just her early start but her remarkable accomplishment as the youngest champion in the 2nd Kashmir Open International FIDE Rated Chess Tournament.This year's tournament, organized by the Kashmir Chess Club, took place at the Indoor Sports Complex Polo Ground in Srinagar, Jammu and Kashmir. Commencing on June 10 and concluding on October 12, the tournament spanned five intense days, drawing participants from various parts of India, including players from Russia. It may well mark the emergence of a new generation of sporting heroes in Kashmir.Hoor Fatima has garnered global attention, defying all expectations for someone her age. Her victory in the FIDE Chess Championship is truly exceptional. In the Kashmir community, she serves as a beacon of hope and motivation, particularly for children who find inspiration in her remarkable journey.Bilal Ahmad and Salam Ashai, recognizing the importance of education and chess in nurturing well-rounded individuals, have played a pivotal role in nurturing this three-year-old chess prodigy to reach the pinnacle of excellence in sports. Hoor's triumph also underscores the significance of nurturing young talents from remote parts of the country, such as Kashmir.The tournament is conducted in accordance with the rules of the Federation Internationale des Echecs (FIDE), employing the FIDE Swiss System with nine rounds. Fatima's historic win as the youngest champion of the 2nd Kashmir Open International FIDE Rated Chess Tournament has drawn widespread attention. Her story of resilience and brilliance has been covered by top outlets, including Kashmir Life and JK Chrome.

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Meet Hoor Fatima, a three-year-old chess prodigy - IndiaTimes