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Chess in Happy Street, Nashik

                             Chess in Happy Street, Nashik

Happy Street is an Unique Concept organised by Times of India and Maharashtra Times where Thousands of Nashikkars Participated and Enjoyed a number of Activities. The Activities includes so many Games and Arts by Professionals as well as Hobbyists.
Happy Street Event was organised on 4th February at College Road, Nashik. The Event includes Arts like Dance Show, Band Performances, Calligraphy, Magic Show, Observation of Sun using Telescope and Games like Gymnastics, Badminton, Chess, Skating and Freestyle Football.
Nashik District Chess Association  Participated in Happy Street for Spreading the Game of Chess in People of Nashik. This is the 1st time in the Maharashtra that Chess is Participated in Happy Street for Promoting Chess within the People. We got Total 89 Enquiries for Chess related things like Association, Coaching, Tournaments. The Theme of the Chess Section was " Come and Play with Star Players of Nashik". Total 76 People Played with Maharashtra State Champion Ganesh Tajane.
Efforts of NDCA got Big Success. So Many Children Showed their Interest in Chess. Review of Parents is always a Pleasure for the Encouragement. One of the Parent Mrs. Kalpana Tejwani gave us Compliments and gave  Short Review that- "It is Very Nice to See the Chess in Happy Street. Due to lack of awareness, I didn't get Proper information about Chess. I know the only one Player- Vishwanathan Anand. But because of NDCA, I get to know Vidit Gujarathi and the Proper Information about Chess. Thanks NDCA and All the Best for Future Events." For  Development of Chess in Nashik, it is decided that NDCA will Participate in Every Happy Street by taking Different Themes.
I'm Sure that this Efforts will Surely Aware People and Develop Chess in Nashik. Thanks to our Very Own NDCA Secretary Mr. Milind Kulkarni for this Unique idea.
Man Behind the Chess in Nashik- Milind Kulkarni
Nashik Star Players- Akhilesh Nagare and Ganesh Tajane
People Gathered to See the Game.
Upcoming Chess Players of Nashik.
Former State Champion- Ganesh Tajane

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