2012 Indian Women's Chess Championship

The Amity 39th National Women Challengers Chess Championship-2012 has reached Round 10, with one more round to go.  Tomorrow will determine the new female champion.  Here are standings after R10:

Rk.			Name	FED	Rtg	Club/City	Pts.	TB1	TB2	TB3
1			Michelle Catherina P	IND	2079	TN	8.0	55.5	50.5	48.0
2		WFM	Bharathi R	IND	2083	TN	7.5	58.5	53.0	50.5
3			Nimmy A G	IND	2195	KER	7.5	56.5	51.5	49.0
4		WFM	Mahalakshmi M	IND	2058	TN	7.0	60.5	55.0	52.5
5		WFM	Saranya J	IND	2140	TN	7.0	58.5	53.0	51.0
6		WIM	Priya P	IND	2167	TN	7.0	57.5	52.0	50.5
7		WFM	Swati Mohota	IND	2025	WB	7.0	56.5	51.5	48.5
8		WFM	Chandika Divyasree	IND	2218	AP	7.0	55.0	50.0	47.5
9			Cholleti Sahajasri	IND	2049	AP	7.0	53.0	48.0	46.0
10		WFM	Ramya Krishna I	IND	2128	AP	7.0	49.0	44.5	42.5
11			Roy Pallabi	IND	1946	WB	6.5	58.5	53.0	51.0
12		WFM	Pujari Rucha	IND	2210	MAH	6.5	57.0	51.5	49.5
13			Mokal Amruta Sunil	IND	2073	MAH	6.5	56.0	51.0	48.0
14		WIM	Thipsay Bagyashree Sathe	IND	2126	MAH	6.5	54.5	49.5	47.5
15			Harini S	IND	2029	TN	6.5	51.5	46.5	44.5
16			Rajasurya J	IND	1957	TN	6.5	50.5	47.5	43.5
17		WCM	Savant Riya	IND	1868	GOA	6.5	50.5	45.5	44.0
18			Sandhya G	IND	1713	AP	6.5	49.0	45.0	42.5
19			Hinduja Reddy	IND	1791	AP	6.5	49.0	45.0	42.0
20		WFM	Mitali Madhukar Patil	IND	1912	MAH	6.5	48.0	43.5	41.0
21			Salini R	IND	1823	AP	6.0	56.0	51.0	49.0
22			Anjana Krishna S	IND	1881	KER	6.0	56.0	51.0	48.0
23		WFM	Kotepalli Sai Nirupama	IND	1958	AP	6.0	53.5	49.0	46.0
24			Lasya G	IND	1993	AP	6.0	53.0	48.5	46.0
25			Meenu Rajendran	IND	1967	KER	6.0	53.0	48.0	45.5
26		WFM	Raghavi N	IND	2101	TN	6.0	52.0	47.0	45.0
27			Madhuri M Patil	IND	2014	MAH	6.0	49.5	44.5	42.5
28			A Akshaya	IND	2016	TN	6.0	49.0	45.0	42.5
29			Anigani Kavya	IND	1709	AP	6.0	47.5	43.5	41.0
30		WCM	Tejaswini Sagar	IND	1718	MAH	5.5	58.5	53.0	51.0
31			Varshini V	IND	1909	TN	5.5	58.0	52.5	50.5
32			Aparajita Gochhikar	IND	1849	ORI	5.5	57.0	52.0	50.0
33			Shweta Gole	IND	1984	MAH	5.5	55.5	51.0	48.5
34			Smaraki Mohanty	IND	1771	ORI	5.5	55.0	50.0	47.0
35			Meghna C H	IND	1779	KER	5.5	54.5	50.0	46.5
36			Madhurima Shekhar	IND	1963	DEL	5.5	54.0	49.5	46.0
37			Supriya Joshi	IND	1815	MAH	5.5	53.5	49.0	46.0
38			Ardra V H	IND	1812	KER	5.5	48.5	44.0	42.0
39			Bala Kannamma P	IND	1996	TN	5.5	48.5	43.5	42.0
40			Akhade Vaishnavi	IND	1609	MAH	5.5	48.0	44.0	41.0
41			Minki Sinha	IND	1822	BIH	5.5	48.0	43.5	41.0
42			Pushpalata Mangal	IND	1846	MAH	5.5	47.0	43.0	39.0
43			Chandreyee Hajra	IND	1682	WB	5.5	46.5	42.5	39.5
44			Matta Theja Sahhethhe	IND	1631	AP	5.5	45.5	43.0	39.0
45			Anshul Kaushik	IND	1591	HAR	5.5	44.0	40.5	37.0
46			Vantika Agrawal	IND	1458	DEL	5.0	54.5	49.5	47.5
47			Priya Vss	IND	1795	AP	5.0	52.0	48.0	45.0
48			Shiny Das	IND	1786	TRI	5.0	51.0	46.5	44.0
49			Aakasha	IND	1620	BIH	5.0	50.5	46.5	43.5
50			Vaibhavi Thakur	IND	1598	HAR	5.0	46.5	42.5	40.0
51			Meghna Upadhyay	IND	1578	MP	5.0	46.5	42.5	39.5
52			Kesshni Bhasiin	IND	1594	DEL	5.0	46.0	43.5	38.5
53			Pammi Rani	IND	1574	BIH	5.0	44.5	41.0	38.0
54			Jayashree P Sankpal	IND	1735	LIC	5.0	43.0	39.0	37.0
55			Radhika Devi Chavali	IND	1432	LIC	5.0	42.0	39.5	35.5
56			Kaur Palkin	IND	1371	DEL	5.0	42.0	38.5	35.5
57			Ravneet Kaur	IND	0	PUN	5.0	42.0	38.0	35.5
58			Hada Nancy	IND	1344	DEL	5.0	41.0	38.5	34.0
59			Manasa H R	IND	1653	KAR	4.5	51.5	47.0	44.5
60			Arunima Kalra	IND	1871	DEL	4.5	48.5	44.5	41.0
61			Shweta	IND	1544	CGH	4.5	47.5	44.0	39.5
62			Sushmita Lama	IND	1559	SIK	4.5	47.0	43.0	40.0
63			Shweta Priyadarshini	IND	1583	UP	4.5	46.0	42.0	39.0
64			Jesica	IND	0	DEL	4.5	45.0	41.5	38.5
65			Vaishnavi Thakur	IND	1530	HAR	4.5	45.0	41.0	38.5
66			Vaishnavi MSL	IND	0	AP	4.5	44.0	40.5	37.5
67			Pranisha Gurung	IND	0	SIK	4.5	40.5	37.0	35.0
68			Shruti Kakar	IND	1177	DEL	4.5	39.0	36.0	33.5
69			Shailaja M	IND	0	AP	4.0	45.0	40.5	39.0
70			Gurpreet Kaur	IND	1512	PUN	4.0	43.0	40.0	36.0
71			Janaki Devi M	IND	1349	AP	4.0	43.0	39.0	37.5
72			Kumari Shristi	IND	1421	BIH	4.0	42.5	39.5	35.5
73			Arundhati Brahmachari	IND	0	LIC	4.0	40.5	37.0	34.0
74			Apoorva Sharma	IND	0	PUN	4.0	39.5	37.0	33.0
75			Rai Supriya	IND	0	SIK	4.0	39.5	36.5	34.0
76			Khusboo Bari	IND	0	BIH	4.0	39.0	35.5	33.5
77			Pratiksha Pandey	IND	1316	MP	4.0	38.5	36.0	33.0
78			Gurung Pushpa	IND	0	SIK	4.0	38.5	35.5	32.5
79			Rama Balhara	IND	0	HAR	4.0	38.0	35.0	32.5
80			Kritvee Kapoor	IND	0	DEL	4.0	34.5	32.5	29.0
81			Shah Anila Kishorekumar	IND	1551	GUJ	3.5	42.5	39.5	35.0
82			Satabdi Majumder	IND	0	TRI	3.5	41.0	38.0	35.5
83			Sagnika Pratihari	IND	0	ORI	3.5	37.0	35.0	31.5
84			Gole Vaishnavi	IND	1409	MAH	3.5	37.0	34.5	31.0
85			Ria Dawar	IND	0	DEL	3.5	35.0	32.5	30.0
86			S Jayaseeli	IND	0	LIC	3.0	44.5	40.5	38.0
87			Namrata Sharma	IND	0	HP	3.0	39.0	36.0	33.0
88			Priyanka Sahoo	IND	0	ORI	3.0	37.0	34.5	31.5
89			Shreya Sharma	IND	0	SIK	3.0	37.0	34.5	31.5
90			Amritpal Kaur Kang	IND	0	PUN	3.0	32.5	30.5	27.0
91			Rathore Sonakshi	IND	1987	RAJ	2.5	45.0	40.5	38.5
92			Arti Kapoor	IND	0	DEL	2.5	34.5	32.0	28.5
93			Sonal Parmar	IND	0	HP	2.5	33.5	31.5	28.0
94			Richa Savant	IND	0	GOA	2.5	31.5	29.5	26.0
95			Saranya Sivani Varma	IND	0	AP	2.0	34.0	32.0	27.5
96			Ananya Aggarwal	IND	0	UTT	2.0	30.0	28.0	24.0
97			Anushree Aggarwal	IND	0	UTT	1.5	29.0	27.0	22.5
98			Arushi Kotwal	IND	0	J & K	0.0	45.0	40.0	40.0
			Hoinu Lhouvum	IND	0	MAN	0.0	45.0	40.0	40.0
			Ritika Nag	IND	0	ASM	0.0	45.0	40.0	40.0

I was struck by the irony of this photograph from the blog coverage of news from the Championship, showing a giant mural of GM Koneru Humpy hovering over the players in the background. Humpy has not played for the women's national title for several years. I understand her reasoning for not playing, but at the same time, I think it's very sad for India.

From delhichess.com coverage.

2012 French Chess Championships

A tragedy has struck the French championships.  I will let Mark Crowther tell it in his own words, from The Week in Chess:

Mark Crowther - Saturday 25th August 2012
The French Chess Championships for men and women took place in Pau 13th to 25th August 2012. Romain Edouard, Maxime Vachier-Lagrave, Etienne Bacrot and Christian Bauer all had 7/10 going into the final round. However then there was the shock news of the death of Christian Bauer's 4 month old child.

Crowther went on to report:

On the proposal of the players the 11th and final round was cancelled. Edouard, Vachier and Bacrot were to play off for the title on Saturday but on further reflection it was decided that all 4 players should share the title.

Kudos to the players and the organizers for reaching such a humane result.  Our condolences go out to GM Bauer.

On the women's side, here are the results for the final round:

Round 10 (August 24, 2012)
Milliet, Sophie	- Skripchenko, Almira	½-½	15	B09	Pirc Defence
Maisuradze, Nino	- Collas, Silvia	½-½	50	A57	Volga Gambit
Safranska, Anda	- Bollengier, Andreea	½-½	20	C25	Vienna Game

And here are the final standings (not unexpected):

ch-FRA w 2012 Pau FRA (FRA), 14-24 viii 2012											cat. III (2325)
					1		2		3		4		5		6
1.	Skripchenko, Almira	m	FRA	2442	*	*	1	½	½	1	0	½	½	1	1	1	7	2450
2.	Milliet, Sophie	m	FRA	2411	0	½	*	*	½	0	½	1	½	1	1	½	5½	2343
3.	Collas, Silvia	m	FRA	2261	½	0	½	1	*	*	1	½	0	1	0	½	5	2337
4.	Maisuradze, Nino	wg	FRA	2284	1	½	½	0	0	½	*	*	0	½	1	½	4½	2297
5.	Safranska, Anda	wg	FRA	2298	½	0	½	0	1	0	1	½	*	*	½	½	4½	2294
6.	Bollengier, Andreea	wm	FRA	2253	0	0	0	½	1	½	0	½	½	½	*	*	3½	2229

Congratulations to IM Almira Skrupchenko, who makes a fine living playing high-stakes poker when she's not winning the French national women's chess championship.

Study Suggests Indo-European Languages Originated in Anatolia

Hmmm....and where are the "mountains of Ararat?"  Hey, just asking...  I find linguistics an absolutely fascinating area of study.  Perhaps in my next life, I will become a studier of languages and their origins; probably starve to death, too.  Sigh. 

Indo-European Languages Originated in Anatolia, Research Suggests
ScienceDaily (Aug. 23, 2012) — The Indo-European languages belong to one of the widest spread language families of the world. For the last two millenia, many of these languages have been written, and their history is relatively clear. But controversy remains about the time and place of the origins of the family. A large international team, including MPI researcher Michael Dunn, reports the results of an innovative Bayesian phylogeographic analysis of Indo-European linguistic and spatial data.

Their paper appears this week in Science.

Map from article.  Red area, and particularly the red area circled in gold,
is the proposed linguistic hot-spot.  The accepted hot spot for the origin of
P-IE is circled in black.

The majority view in historical linguistics is that the homeland of Indo-European is located in the Pontic steppes (present day Ukraine) around 6,000 years ago. The evidence for this comes from linguistic paleontology: in particular, certain words to do with the technology of wheeled vehicles are arguably present across all the branches of the Indo-European family; and archaeology tells us that wheeled vehicles arose no earlier than this date. The minority view links the origins of Indo-European with the spread of farming from Anatolia 8,000 to 9,500 years ago.

Lexicons combined with dispersal of speakers

The minority view is decisively supported by the present analysis in this week's Science. This analysis combines a model of the evolution of the lexicons of individual languages with an explicit spatial model of the dispersal of the speakers of those languages. Known events in the past (the date of attestation dead languages, as well as events which can be fixed from archaeology or the historical record) are used to calibrate the inferred family tree against time.

Importance of phylogenetic trees

The lexical data used in this analysis come from the Indo-European Lexical Cognacy Database (IELex). This database has been developed in MPI's Evolutionary Processes in Language and Culture group, and provides a large, high-quality collection of language data suitable for phylogenetic analysis. Beyond the intrinsic interest of uncovering the history of language families and their speakers, phylogenetic trees are crucially important for understanding evolution and diversity in many human sciences, from syntax and semantics to social structure.

The Use of Pagan Symbols in Jewish Synagogues

The evidence indicates that we are in the presence of a mystical Hellenistic-Byzantine Jewish tradition, a tradition that Talmudic Judaism either ignored or suppressed,29 a tradition we would not know anything about (for it left no literature) were it not for the discovery of this artwork, these symbols.30 The mosaics are in fact the literature of the movement. We need to learn how to read them.

In the square panel of the Beth Alpha mosaic was a zodiac wheel with all 12 symbols and names of the zodiac, surrounded by four female figures at the corners, identifying the seasons of the year. Credit: Art Resource, NY

You can read the entire article and see the mosaics that are cataloged.

From Biblical Archaeology

Jewish Worship, Pagan Symbols
Zodiac mosaics in ancient synagogues

Walter Zanger • 08/24/2012

Ship Depicted on Pottery Shard?

There is a very intriguing reference in this article to the possibility of Phoenician trading ships in the area, circa 1000 BCE. 

Bronze Age pottery sherd from Isles of Scilly could be earliest British depiction of a boat

By Richard Moss| 22 August 2012

 

The St. Agnes Sherd.© National Maritime Museum Cornwall
 

More than most archaeological periods from pre-history, Britain’s Bronze Age is constantly being re-assessed as archaeologists and historians find new evidence of its richness and complexity.

Now the boundaries of what we know about this increasingly sophisticated period are being pushed even further by a small pottery sherd which is currently on display at the National Maritime Museum in Cornwall.

The piece of pottery was found during archaeological excavations of a Late Bronze Age roundhouse on St Agnes, on the Isles of Scilly, in 2009, and some archaeologists believe it clearly shows etched lines that resemble a sailing ship.

For Sean Taylor, an archaeologist with the Cornwall Council Historic Environment Service (CCHES), the find could be hugely significant for our understanding of the Bronze Age.

“The sherd is part of a small thick-walled vessel, perhaps a cup or beaker, and it’s highly unusual in that it has been inscribed, prior to firing, with a freehand design,” he explains.

“If this is a ship, and it does look like a masted ship, then this is the earliest representation of a boat ever found in the UK.”

Taylor believes the inscription could represent a Phoenecian trading vessel, which was blown off course and was seen by our Bronze Age forebears as it passed the Scillies.

“This would have been a remarkable sight worth commemorating, hence it being drawn on a pot," he says.

“However, masted boats are not known in this country until the first century BC. This sherd dates back to 1000-800BC confirming the importance and rarity of this object.”

The sherd, which is on display as part of the museum’s exhibition, 2012BC: Cornwall and the Sea in the Bronze Age, was found by archaeologists from the CCHES on a site owned by the Cornwall Rural Housing Association.

2012 Indian Women's Chess Championship

Here is the long official title:  Amity 39th National Women Challengers Chess Championship-2012

And here are the current standings:

Rank after Round 8

Rk.			Name	FED	Rtg	Club/City	Pts.	TB1	TB2	TB3
1			Nimmy A G	IND	2195	KER	6.5	36.0	32.0	30.0
2		WFM	Mahalakshmi M	IND	2058	TN	6.0	37.0	33.0	30.5
3		WFM	Saranya J	IND	2140	TN	6.0	37.0	32.5	31.0
4		WFM	Bharathi R	IND	2083	TN	6.0	36.0	31.5	30.0
		WFM	Swati Mohota	IND	2025	WB	6.0	36.0	31.5	30.0
6		WFM	Chandika Divyasree	IND	2218	AP	6.0	35.0	30.5	28.5
7			Michelle Catherina P	IND	2079	TN	6.0	33.5	30.0	27.5
8		WIM	Priya P	IND	2167	TN	5.5	37.0	32.5	31.0
9			Mokal Amruta Sunil	IND	2073	MAH	5.5	36.0	31.5	29.5
10			Varshini V	IND	1909	TN	5.5	36.0	31.5	29.5
11			Cholleti Sahajasri	IND	2049	AP	5.5	35.5	31.0	30.0
12			Aparajita Gochhikar	IND	1849	ORI	5.5	34.5	30.5	28.5
13		WFM	Pujari Rucha	IND	2210	MAH	5.5	32.5	29.0	26.5
14			Rajasurya J	IND	1957	TN	5.5	32.0	29.5	26.5
15		WFM	Raghavi N	IND	2101	TN	5.5	31.5	27.5	26.5
16			Roy Pallabi	IND	1946	WB	5.0	36.0	32.0	30.0
17			Shweta Gole	IND	1984	MAH	5.0	35.5	32.0	29.5
18		WFM	Kotepalli Sai Nirupama	IND	1958	AP	5.0	35.5	31.5	29.5
19		WIM	Thipsay Bagyashree Sathe	IND	2126	MAH	5.0	35.5	31.0	29.5
20			Smaraki Mohanty	IND	1771	ORI	5.0	35.0	30.5	29.0
21			Anjana Krishna S	IND	1881	KER	5.0	34.5	30.5	28.5
22			Meenu Rajendran	IND	1967	KER	5.0	33.5	30.0	27.0
23			Salini R	IND	1823	AP	5.0	33.5	29.5	27.5
24		WFM	Ramya Krishna I	IND	2128	AP	5.0	32.5	28.5	27.5
25			Sandhya G	IND	1713	AP	5.0	32.0	29.0	26.5
26			Priya Vss	IND	1795	AP	5.0	32.0	29.0	26.5
27			Lasya G	IND	1993	AP	5.0	31.5	28.5	25.5
28			A Akshaya	IND	2016	TN	5.0	31.0	28.0	25.5
29			Madhuri M Patil	IND	2014	MAH	5.0	29.5	25.5	25.0
30		WCM	Tejaswini Sagar	IND	1718	MAH	4.5	38.5	34.0	32.5
31			Madhurima Shekhar	IND	1963	DEL	4.5	37.5	33.5	31.0
32			Harini S	IND	2029	TN	4.5	36.0	31.5	30.0
33			Meghna C H	IND	1779	KER	4.5	35.0	31.5	29.0
34			Shiny Das	IND	1786	TRI	4.5	34.5	30.5	28.5
35			Vantika Agrawal	IND	1458	DEL	4.5	33.5	29.5	28.0
36		WCM	Savant Riya	IND	1868	GOA	4.5	33.5	29.5	28.0
37			Supriya Joshi	IND	1815	MAH	4.5	32.0	28.5	26.0
38			Aakasha	IND	1620	BIH	4.5	31.0	28.0	25.0
39		WFM	Mitali Madhukar Patil	IND	1912	MAH	4.5	30.5	27.0	24.5
40			Ardra V H	IND	1812	KER	4.5	30.0	26.5	25.0
41			Hinduja Reddy	IND	1791	AP	4.5	29.5	26.5	24.0
42			Manasa H R	IND	1653	KAR	4.5	29.0	26.0	24.0
43			Akhade Vaishnavi	IND	1609	MAH	4.5	29.0	26.0	23.0
44			Chandreyee Hajra	IND	1682	WB	4.5	28.0	25.0	22.5
45			Anshul Kaushik	IND	1591	HAR	4.5	26.5	24.0	21.0
46			Vaishnavi Thakur	IND	1530	HAR	4.5	26.0	23.5	20.5
47			Arunima Kalra	IND	1871	DEL	4.0	33.0	30.0	26.5
48			Bala Kannamma P	IND	1996	TN	4.0	31.0	27.0	26.0
49			Kesshni Bhasiin	IND	1594	DEL	4.0	29.5	28.0	23.0
50			Anigani Kavya	IND	1709	AP	4.0	29.5	27.0	24.5
51			Shweta Priyadarshini	IND	1583	UP	4.0	29.5	26.5	23.5
52			Vaibhavi Thakur	IND	1598	HAR	4.0	29.0	26.0	23.5
53			Matta Theja Sahhethhe	IND	1631	AP	4.0	28.5	27.0	23.5
54			Sushmita Lama	IND	1559	SIK	4.0	28.5	25.5	23.0
55			Meghna Upadhyay	IND	1578	MP	4.0	28.0	25.0	23.0
56			Gurpreet Kaur	IND	1512	PUN	4.0	27.5	24.5	21.5
57			Radhika Devi Chavali	IND	1432	LIC	4.0	25.5	23.0	20.0
58			Minki Sinha	IND	1822	BIH	3.5	33.0	29.5	27.0
59			Pushpalata Mangal	IND	1846	MAH	3.5	31.5	28.5	25.5
60			Shweta	IND	1544	CGH	3.5	30.0	27.0	24.0
61			Pammi Rani	IND	1574	BIH	3.5	29.0	26.0	24.0
62			Jayashree P Sankpal	IND	1735	LIC	3.5	28.5	25.0	23.5
63			Vaishnavi MSL	IND	0	AP	3.5	27.0	24.5	22.5
64			Jesica	IND	0	DEL	3.5	27.0	24.5	22.5
65			Shah Anila Kishorekumar	IND	1551	GUJ	3.5	27.0	24.0	21.0
66			Janaki Devi M	IND	1349	AP	3.5	26.5	23.5	22.0
67			Khusboo Bari	IND	0	BIH	3.5	26.0	23.5	20.5
68			Kaur Palkin	IND	1371	DEL	3.5	25.0	22.5	20.0
69			Pranisha Gurung	IND	0	SIK	3.5	24.5	22.0	20.0
70			Shruti Kakar	IND	1177	DEL	3.5	23.0	21.5	18.0
71			Gurung Pushpa	IND	0	SIK	3.5	22.5	20.5	17.5
72			Ravneet Kaur	IND	0	PUN	3.0	28.5	25.5	24.0
73			Kumari Shristi	IND	1421	BIH	3.0	27.5	25.0	21.5
74			Hada Nancy	IND	1344	DEL	3.0	26.0	24.5	20.5
75			Rai Supriya	IND	0	SIK	3.0	26.0	23.0	21.5
76			Apoorva Sharma	IND	0	PUN	3.0	25.5	23.0	20.5
77			Namrata Sharma	IND	0	HP	3.0	25.5	23.0	20.5
78			Arundhati Brahmachari	IND	0	LIC	3.0	25.0	22.5	20.5
79			Pratiksha Pandey	IND	1316	MP	3.0	24.5	23.0	19.5
80			Priyanka Sahoo	IND	0	ORI	3.0	24.0	21.5	19.5
81			Amritpal Kaur Kang	IND	0	PUN	3.0	20.5	19.0	16.0
82			Kritvee Kapoor	IND	0	DEL	3.0	19.0	17.5	15.0
83			Rathore Sonakshi	IND	1987	RAJ	2.5	29.5	26.0	24.5
84			Shailaja M	IND	0	AP	2.5	29.0	25.5	24.0
85			S Jayaseeli	IND	0	LIC	2.5	29.0	25.5	23.5
86			Satabdi Majumder	IND	0	TRI	2.5	26.5	23.5	22.0
87			Rama Balhara	IND	0	HAR	2.5	25.5	23.0	20.5
88			Gole Vaishnavi	IND	1409	MAH	2.5	23.5	21.0	18.5
89			Ria Dawar	IND	0	DEL	2.5	23.0	21.0	18.5
90			Shreya Sharma	IND	0	SIK	2.0	23.5	21.0	19.0
91			Sonal Parmar	IND	0	HP	2.0	23.0	20.5	19.0
92			Richa Savant	IND	0	GOA	2.0	20.5	19.0	16.0
93			Sagnika Pratihari	IND	0	ORI	1.5	26.0	23.0	21.5
94			Arti Kapoor	IND	0	DEL	1.5	22.0	20.0	17.0
95			Saranya Sivani Varma	IND	0	AP	1.5	21.0	19.5	16.0
96			Anushree Aggarwal	IND	0	UTT	1.5	20.0	18.5	14.5
97			Ananya Aggarwal	IND	0	UTT	1.5	18.5	17.0	13.5
98			Arushi Kotwal	IND	0	J & K	0.0	28.0	24.0	24.0
			Hoinu Lhouvum	IND	0	MAN	0.0	28.0	24.0	24.0
			Ritika Nag	IND	0	ASM	0.0	28.0	24.0	24.0