bengaluru, Oct. 24 -- Indian-origin British chess phenom, 11-year old Bodhana Sivanandan, broke Judit Polgar's record from nearly four decades ago, becoming the youngest female international master in chess history. The tween from Harrow, north London picked up her third and final IM norm after winning her final-round game against 2034-rated WIM Viktoria Johansson at the European Club Cup on Friday. Bodhana becomes the seventh youngest IM of all time, slotting her below World Championship challenger Javokhir Sindarov and above world champion D Gukesh. Polgar won her IM title in 1988, at the age of 12. Bodhana, whose father is from Tiruchirappalli, Tamil Nadu, has made smashing records seem routine. She is the youngest-ever player to earn a ...