<p>The achievements of Dhyan N, a six-year-old boy, has raised many eyebrows.</p>.<p>He has won several state, national and international level awards in chess at a tender age.</p>.<p>Chess is a game that demands a lot of patience. But, by looking at this small boy, one can hardly imagine that he can checkmate his opponents.</p>.<p>Dhyan won first place in the state-level chess championship in Mandya and also bagged the award in the 'Best Youngest player' category.</p>.<p>He also won the first prize in the under seven inter-state chess competition.</p>.<p>Dyan was also awarded the best young talent national level award in the championships held in Madhurai and Coimbatore in Tamil Nadu.</p>.<p>In an online chess competition for under 10 players, he won first place and won second place twice in the under seven category.</p>.<p>Dhyan N is a class two student at Coorg Public School (COPS) in Gonikoppa. He is the son of mathematics teacher Nagendra Prasad and Ramyashree.</p>
<p>The achievements of Dhyan N, a six-year-old boy, has raised many eyebrows.</p>.<p>He has won several state, national and international level awards in chess at a tender age.</p>.<p>Chess is a game that demands a lot of patience. But, by looking at this small boy, one can hardly imagine that he can checkmate his opponents.</p>.<p>Dhyan won first place in the state-level chess championship in Mandya and also bagged the award in the 'Best Youngest player' category.</p>.<p>He also won the first prize in the under seven inter-state chess competition.</p>.<p>Dyan was also awarded the best young talent national level award in the championships held in Madhurai and Coimbatore in Tamil Nadu.</p>.<p>In an online chess competition for under 10 players, he won first place and won second place twice in the under seven category.</p>.<p>Dhyan N is a class two student at Coorg Public School (COPS) in Gonikoppa. He is the son of mathematics teacher Nagendra Prasad and Ramyashree.</p>
