Starting out as the second seed, Rishan Debnath (1438) of Kolkata district scored an unbeaten 6.0/7. He edged past the new West Bengal State Under-10 Boys champion Parambrata Sarkar, Oishik Mondal and Sagnik Halder in tie-breaks. All four were unbeaten. Check how Rishan felt his chances of winning the tournament, his favorite game from the event and more.
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