Nurturing Future Champions Beyond Urban Hubs
Running from August 3 to August 9, 2026, the ongoing camp marks the official launch of an ambitious, long-term initiative dedicated to systematically raising the standard of the game throughout the region.

Eight promising young players selected from different parts of Assam have gathered in Moranhat for this inaugural session. Their presence highlights both the rising popularity of chess across the state and the immense potential waiting to be tapped outside major metropolitan centers.
A Help for All
While metropolitan cities often host the majority of high-performance academies, initiatives like this bridge the accessibility gap. By bringing seasoned professionals like IM Neeraj Kumar Mishra directly to players in Dibrugarh, SBG Chess Academy provides structured instruction, tactical clarity, and strategic groundwork tailored for serious competition.

This initial August session lays the groundwork for a broader, sustained curriculum designed to identify, mentor, and elevate young talent over the coming years.

Initiatives of this scale are essential for strengthening India’s overall chess infrastructure. By establishing robust training hubs in distant regions, the academy is helping forge a vibrant chess culture, ensuring that every talented player, regardless of geography, gets the opportunity to excel on the national and international stage.

Camp at a Glance
Feature | Details |
Event | 7-Day Grassroots Training Camp |
Dates | August 3–9, 2026 |
Venue | SBG Chess Academy, Moranhat, Dibrugarh, Assam |
Head Coach | IM Neeraj Kumar Mishra |
Assistant Coach | Santanu Borpatra Gohain |
Participants | 8 Selected Junior Players from Assam |
Core Objective | Long-term talent identification & structured training in remote regions |












