As Chennai gears up to host the 44th #ChessOlympiad, with best of the best from the world buckles up to breathe fire in the arena, we are calling...
Chief Minister M.K. Stalin launched a national design contest as Chennai gears up to host the prestigious 44th Chess Olympiad tournament.
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As Chennai gears up to host the 44th #ChessOlympiad, with best of the best from the world buckles up to breathe fire in the arena, we are calling upon creatives of all kinds to participate in the National Level Design contest.
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Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin announced the launch of an open national design competition as Chennai gears up to host the prestigious 44th Chess Olympiad. With grandmasters and national teams from over one hundred and eighty countries preparing to assemble in Chennai for the premier tournament, Stalin invited creative artists, visual designers, and branding professionals across India to contribute official mascots, logos, and promotional artwork. He highlighted that the contest engages citizens directly in celebrating this historic sports extravaganza.
Stalin noted that hosting the Chess Olympiad marks a momentous sporting triumph for Tamil Nadu, known globally as the cradle of Indian chess. He emphasized that the state government acted swiftly to secure hosting rights, preparing world-class infrastructure, hospitality arrangements, and international venues near Mamallapuram in record time. The Chief Minister stated that the global tournament provides a magnificent opportunity to showcase Tamil Nadu cultural splendor, organizational capability, and sporting passion to the world.
The Chief Minister urged artists, students, and creative minds to showcase their artistic brilliance through the design challenge. Stalin reiterated that his administration remains dedicated to promoting diverse athletic disciplines, inspiring youth through international sports events, and establishing Chennai as the preeminent sports capital of India.