INTELLECTUAL GAINS: India's Nandan Kumar Jha Appointed as New President of International Mind Sports Association

In a significant move, India has scored a major victory in the realm of intellectual games with the appointment of Nandan Kumar Jha as the new president of the International Mind Sports Association (IMSA). The announcement was made during IMSA's annual general assembly held in Sao Paulo, Brazil.

As the head of the organization, Jha is set to integrate mind sports like chess, esports, and bridge into mainstream sports culture. With over 200 member countries, IMSA works closely with organizations such as the International Olympic Committee (IOC) to promote these intellectual games worldwide.

According to sources, Jha's appointment was proposed by the World Draughts Federation during the general assembly. His tenure marks a historic moment for India's growing influence in the field of intellectual games.

The new president expressed his desire to make mind sports more inclusive and accessible, aiming to inspire millions globally to engage in these disciplines. IMSA's CEO George Borg praised Jha's ability to lead impactful initiatives, highlighting the importance of making these sports more accessible to a broader audience.

With Jha at the helm, there is immense hope for IMSA to bolster its global presence and increase the visibility of mind sports. This development is likely to bring about positive changes in the future of intellectual games, empowering communities worldwide through their cognitive and cultural benefits.