Chess.com India's YouTube Channel Hits One Million Views!
We are elated to share that our channel hit 1 MILLION views yesterday! While this is big, we are really excited and looking forward to what's next for Chess.com India.
Also, expect a BIG announcement soon!
If you haven't subscribed to our channel, this is a good opportunity and a reason to do so. In this overview, I'll share what we do on our YouTube channel.
Chess.com's community for chess in India!
Our YouTube channel is your go-to source for chess videos pertaining to Indian chess players, news and highlights of Indian tournaments, tips, high-profile games of Grandmasters, coverage of top-level chess tournaments, and everything in between. Video authors include GM's, IM's, FM's and interesting guests.
January 2021
Our primary focus was to start a series dedicated to Indian Grandmasters. We decided to celebrate the existence of Indian GM's by doing a video on their birthdays. 
Rakesh recorded some funny chess videos that could help you win a bet or two:
To further share some instructive chess content, we came up with Chess MCQ [Multiple Choice Questions] to help you get some practical chess experience as you go through a master game.
December 2020
We also started doing some short videos featuring the miniature wins of Top Ten Indian Players! The series also introduced the top stars of the country to the masses.
Being a fan of King Hunts, I couldn't resist sharing some of my favorite ones:
In addition to making stand-alone videos, we also covered highlights of Tata Steel Masters and Airthings Masters!
You can check all our playlists on the YouTube channel
Streams:
We are streaming #TitledTuesday and are also going to include a new stream soon.
We also hit 10K+ on one of our streams in which S.L Narayanan and GM Praggnanandhaa
finished in the top
I hope that you have got great reasons to subscribe to our channels now 
Go ahead and do it, if you haven't already and I will see you on the other side!
PS: You can also let us know what you would want to see on our channel in the coming days!
Currently work as a community manager for Chess.com India.
I have a GM norm and an IM norm. Became a FIDE Trainer recently. Coached two Indian Teams for the Olympiad for PWD. Apart from playing and teaching chess, I dabble in writing and reading. Can speak in English, Kannada, Hindi, Tamil and Marathi. I recently wrote a short story titled 'Over a Cup of Chai' that's available on amazon. My last novel 'The Lively Library & An Unlikely Romance' is a story of a library where books come to life at night.
My username was Geborgenheit previously.
Geborgenheit is a german word which is hard to explain. It can only be experienced; It could also be inner peace of your soul. Google says 'security' but it is more than that!
I do stream sometimes!