00:00All congratulations for being the first woman or the only woman to be the fair play panel head or fight
00:07chess expert.
00:09So I was wondering if you would like to hear and if you would like to select the 46th chess
00:14olympiad, how was your response and how happy you were?
00:20Thank you madam for the wish.
00:22First, like I was very happy when you knew about chess olympiad, fair play panel and sujog.
00:31In this year, we had a fair play panel in 2022.
00:36In India, in Chennai, a lot of experience.
00:42All the chess olympiad were the biggest chess olympiad in the world.
00:48In other words, all players were playing in the world.
00:54Like the top level, Magnus, Carlson, Gukkas and all players played.
00:58All the country were played in the world.
01:03All the players were playing in the world.
01:06So this team is running for almost 200 different countries.idamente.
01:19Ninety
01:20-null, the people who participated in the world quantity. 40%
01:28of the players were all held in the world competition. Northern unified
01:32numbers on the world team.
01:37I want to ask you to work as a fair play expert. What do they do?
01:45The fair play panel is a fair play expert. They can organize the entire event and help
01:57the world chess federation. For example, the fair play, the fair play, the fair play
02:12is a fair play. How good the events are and how cool the integrity is.
02:18The fair play is a fair play.
02:37How important and how difficult is it?
02:39It's very important. Otherwise, just a little bit of ignorance, the entire event is spoiled.
02:52So, the fair play panel is very important.
02:56So, the fair play expert is growing in this age of technology.
03:05How difficult and important is the role of a fair play expert?
03:13So, the fair play panel is a fair play expert, which ensures that the event is a fair way.
03:29Normally, we see that there are suspicious activities.
03:35When we randomly checked, we started the background with game analysis.
03:43How big is it?
03:44How many times we are playing, how many times we can match the engine,
03:47how many times we can play the game.
03:49There are very interesting things that we can play with the normal performance.
03:53We will be able to keep the background with continuously checking.
04:00checking and all. And mostly we don't see our normal eyes. We don't have suspicious
04:08behavior. We are trained in the fair play panel and we need to know.
04:17We need to ensure that the fair play panel is very important.
04:25You have, you have, you have a chess player, coach, international
04:32arbiter. So all these roles are fair play experts?
04:40When I have played in the background analysis, we have to be able to understand the move.
04:47We need to know. This is where the player is going to be psychologically,
04:55the player can be able to learn.
05:00Definitely we have to do this in the fair play panel.
05:23So, how do you think Odisha, India, India, and Odisha, how do you think Odisha, India,
05:34India is doing World Chess scenario and game. Indian players are really doing well, so how do you see this
05:42for the future of Indian players?
05:44Indian players are really doing well. Mainly India has a lot of chess, awareness and opportunities.
05:55Indian players don't have a lot of career in the world, including foreign players, academics and games.
06:06But currently Indian players are dominating in world level.
06:13And in this situation, I have inspired many people. And most importantly, I have a lot of technology.
06:25In chess, I have a lot of mind. I have a lot of mind that I have a lot of
06:33home analysis.
06:34I have a lot of people. In India, I have a lot of preparation for the game.
06:44And in this situation, I have a lot of people who are playing in this era, I have a lot
06:50of different levels.
06:54So if a woman chess player or a girl chess player, do they face any challenge?
07:01I don't think so. I was a guru, but now I don't think so.
07:09If you have seen a lot of fun and fun and fun and fun, how do you just recollect and
07:23sum up your journey?
07:27Rika, actually, when we started it was very tough. Because particularly I didn't have a lot of facilities, but I
07:41didn't have a lot of facilities.
07:47I didn't have a lot of facilities in the world and I did have a lot of facilities in the
07:53world.
07:53In Odisha, there were a lot of opportunities in chess, especially in Olga games, so there were a lot of
07:59opportunities for sponsors.
08:02It was very difficult for us to start with the next step.
08:08So, I think we should start with the next level.
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