New Delhi, Sept 06: Women International Master Tania Sachdev today said her immediate goal was to secure the two norms which would make her a Woman Grandmaster. "I am very restless. I got women Grandmasters norm in the Asian Junior (Under-19C championship last year and two more such norms will bring me the Women Grandmaster (WGM) title," said Tania, who qualified for the world chess championship in the Asian Women's Championship held at Kozhikode last month. The 17-year-old, who finished ahead of women GMS Aarthie Ramaswamy, last year's bronze-medallist Nisha Mohota and Wim Swati Ghate in the competition, is aware that she needs to work upon her techniques. "I am very bad in opening games and have asked my coach to help me overcome this," said the reigning Asian Junior Girls Champions told reporters here.

Tania, with ELO 2206 points (ride rating), entered the Limca Book of World Records at the age of eight when she created history by annexing five titles in the British Championship at Norwich, Scotland.

Meanwhile, Delhi Chess Association (DCA) announced to hold an International Chess Event next month. Bureau Report