Kasparov Garry Vedic birth chart profile
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Kasparov Garry

★ April 13, 1963 · Baku, Baki
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Current Dasha · Rahu / Jupiter / Mercury · Sep 2026 – Jan 2027
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Biography

Who is Kasparov Garry?

Russian chess grandmaster, former world chess champion, writer, and political activist, whom many consider to be the greatest chess player of all time. From 1986 until his retirement in 2005, Kasparov was ranked world No. 1 for 225 out of 228 months and 255 months overall for his career. His peak rating of 2851, achieved in 1999, was the highest recorded until being surpassed by Magnus Carlsen in 2013. Kasparov also holds records for consecutive professional tournament victories (15) and Chess Oscars (11). Kasparov became the youngest ever undisputed World Chess Champion in 1985 at age 22 by defeating then-champion Anatoly Karpov. He defended his title on 10 September 1995 in the World Trade Center, New York against Indian challenger, Vishy Anand with a $1.5 million prize. In 1996, he won against an IBM computer. On 11 May 1997, he was pitted against the $2 million IBM RS/6000SP supercomputer Deep Blue and lost. Furious and embittered, he accused IBM and its scientists of cheating by helping the computer during the six games. He did accept the losers check for $400,000; the largest purse in exhibition chess history. At age 22, he was the youngest world champion ever, and 12 years later even stronger. However, his mother, Klara, a former scientist, worried that he might have had too many interests to compete with Deep Blue. He had a new wife and a six-month-old baby, a collection of business ventures, a charitable foundation and a passionate interest in Russian politics. Known for his intimidating arrogance, Kasparov ruled the chess world for 15 years, surviving five major challenges. On 21 October 2000, midway through the 2000 World Chess Championship, he was yet to win a game in a tense stand-off, playing against one of his students, 25-year-old Vladimir Kramnik. They had contested 23 times before in games played under classical rules: each man had won three times and 17 games ended in draws. On 2 November 2000, Kramnik defeated Kasparov in the 15th game, clinching the title of World Chess Champion and winning $1.3 million. Although he lost the final game, the chess master won the Linares tournament on 10 March 2005. A day later, he announced his retirement from the world of professional chess saying that he had made the decision to retire before the commencement of the prestigious tournament. He said his last games were "very difficult for me to play under such pressure, because I knew it was the end of the career which I could be proud of.” He went on, “As a chess player, I did everything I could, even more. Now I want to use my intellect and strategic thinking in Russian politics. I will do everything in my power to resist Putin’s dictatorship. It is very difficult to play for a country whose authorities are antidemocratic.” Kasparov is currently chairman for the Human Rights Foundation and chairs its International Council. Link to Wikipedia biography
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Garry Kasparov

Born: 13 April 1963, Baku, Azerbaijan SSR, Soviet Union.

Biography at a glance

Garry Kimovich Kasparov is a legendary chess grandmaster, widely regarded as one of the greatest players in the history of the game. He held the title of World Chess Champion from 1985 to 2000, dominating the chess world for two decades. Kasparov became a symbol of strategic mastery and later transitioned to writing, politics, and public advocacy on democracy, human rights, and technology.

Beyond chess, he has authored numerous books on strategy, leadership, and AI, and has built a public profile as a commentator on global affairs, technology ethics, and governance. He has lived and worked in the United States and has been active on global stages promoting freedom, rule of law, and open societies.

Public career highlights

  • World Chess Champion: 1985–2000; a foundational figure in late 20th‑century chess.
  • Helped establish the PCA (Professional Chess Association) after splitting from FIDE in the early 1990s; later returned to unified competition.
  • Defeated by Vladímir Kramnik in 2000 when the Classical World Chess Championship format resumed under a unified sport framework.
  • Author of influential books on chess, strategy, and leadership, including How Life Imitates Chess and My Great Predecessors (multi‑volume), as well as Winter Is Coming on geopolitics and democracy (2015).
  • Founder and steward of chess‑education initiatives such as the Kasparov Chess Foundation, aimed at promoting chess in education and youth programs worldwide.
  • Public commentator on democracy, civil liberties, and technology policy; vocal critic of authoritarian governance and advocate for AI ethics and human‑centered technology governance.

News and public activity

Kasparov continues to engage in public discourse on global affairs, democratic reform, and the impact of technology on society. He participates in interviews, op‑eds, and think‑tank events addressing topics such as geopolitical developments, digital rights, and the societal implications of artificial intelligence. He is frequently cited in media discussions about chess, leadership, and strategic thinking, and maintains a presence on international forums and conferences. For the latest verified news, refer to established outlets and Kasparov’s official channels.

Social media and public channels

  • Twitter/X: @Kasparov
  • YouTube: Official channel featuring interviews, lectures, and chess content
  • Facebook: Garry Kasparov
  • General note: He maintains public profiles across major platforms (X, YouTube, Facebook) and participates in online discussions, interviews, and educational content.

Recent and notable projects

  • Chess education and outreach through the Kasparov Chess Foundation, supporting youth programs and chess in schools.
  • Authorship and publication of books on chess, strategy, and global affairs, including How Life Imitates Chess (and related works) and Winter Is Coming (political analysis).
  • Public engagement in debates on democracy, human rights, and open society concepts; participation in lectures, panels, and policy discussions.
  • Continued chess scholarship and commentary, including analyses of games, openings, and strategic thinking for enthusiasts and professionals.

Other information

Kasparov grew up in Baku, rose to prominence as a teenage prodigy, and became a global figure whose influence spans chess, literature, and public life. His 1997 match against IBM’s Deep Blue remains a landmark moment in the intersection of human intellect and machine computing. His work across chess education, political commentary, and AI ethics reflects a broader commitment to critical thinking, strategic foresight, and the defense of civil liberties.

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Which planetary combinations are in Kasparov Garry's birth chart?

1 FOUND

Kasparov Garry's chart shows 1 challenging combination.

Planetary Combinations
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Which dasha is Kasparov Garry running now?

VIMSHOTTARI

Kasparov Garry is currently in the Rahu mahadasha, running from Sep 24, 2026 to Jan 26, 2027.

PREVIOUSMay 7, 2026 - Sep 24, 2026
Rahu / Jupiter / Saturn
NOWSep 24, 2026 - Jan 26, 2027
Rahu / Jupiter / Mercury
NEXTJan 26, 2027 - Mar 17, 2027
Rahu / Jupiter / Ketu
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What do Kasparov Garry's numerology numbers say?

Kasparov Garry's core numbers are Destiny 11, Soul Urge 4, Personality 2, Kabbalah Number 4.

◎Destiny
11

Chaldean Destiny 11 indicates inspired expression and intuitive leadership. It supports visionary guidance, teaching, and spiritual creativity when grounded.

❖Soul Urge
4

Chaldean Soul 4 desires stability and certainty. It seeks routine, reliability, and a grounded structure to feel secure.

◇Personality
2

Chaldean Personality 2 appears gentle, diplomatic, and cooperative. Others often see empathy, tact, and calm support.

∞Kabbalah Number
4

Kabbalah Number 4 reflects an inner spiritual code of structure and stability. It supports discipline, grounded effort, and dependable progress.

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Life Events & Planetary Transits

Key events mapped against the active Dasha and planetary transits at the time.

1995
Career
Prize 10 September 1995 (Won championship)
1997
Career
Lose social status 11 May 1997 (Lost game to computer)
2000
Career
Lose social status 2 November 2000 (Lost championship)
2005
Career
Gain social status 10 March 2005 (Won Linares Tournament)
2005
Career
Retired 11 March 2005 (Announced retirement from chess)
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