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Rani Hamid (born 14 July 1944) is a Bangladeshi chess player who became the country's first Woman International Master in 1985. She has become the national champion a total of 20 times. She is the current national champion crowned on the 38th Women National Championship at the age of 75. She won her 20th National Women's Chess Championship title on September, 2019. She is also a three-time winner of the British Women's Chess Championship.She became Zonal Champion in 2018, got the Journalists Choice Award in Chess World Cup 2018 in Russiaand won Gold Medal in Commonwealth Chess 2017 in Delhi.