12/12/2007 – She turned twenty in March this year, and is, after Judit Polgar, the second strongest female player in chess history. She became a grandmaster at 15, three months earlier than Judit, and in recent months crossed the Elo 2600 mark, the second women to ever achieve this feat. The Indian portal LatestChess.com spoke with the national superstar. Here is the interview.