<p>New Delhi: Multiple Asian Games medallist Vishnu Vardhan, top seed Prajwal Dev and defending champion Rashmikaa S Bhamidipaty will headline the 29th Fenesta Open National Tennis Championship at the DLTA Complex here from September 28-October 12.</p>.<p>The other top names include former India No. 2 Riya Bhatia.</p>.<p>Apart from the senior category, the tournament will have age-group sections in U-18, U-16 and U-14 for boys and girls.</p>.Daksh Prasad and Suhita Patil clinch U-16 boys and girls titles at national tennis championships.<p>The opening week of the tournament will feature men, women, U-18 boys and U-18 girls singles and doubles matches.</p>.<p>The qualifying rounds are scheduled from September 28-29, while the main draw will be from September 30-October 5.</p>.<p>The boys and girls U-16 and U-14 category will be from October 6-12.</p>.<p>The tournament carries a total prize purse of Rs 21.55 lakh and kit allowance in the junior categories.</p>.<p>Chairman and senior managing director of DCM Shriram Ltd Ajay S Shriram announced Rs 25,000 scholarships to the winners and runners-up of the U16 and U14 singles events to support the emerging young talents.</p>.<p>"Over the years, we've seen many players build successful careers as a result, highlighting the tournament's increasing prominence," said Shriram.</p>.<p>"I wish all the players the best of luck and encourage them to fully seize this opportunity to showcase their skills."</p>
<p>New Delhi: Multiple Asian Games medallist Vishnu Vardhan, top seed Prajwal Dev and defending champion Rashmikaa S Bhamidipaty will headline the 29th Fenesta Open National Tennis Championship at the DLTA Complex here from September 28-October 12.</p>.<p>The other top names include former India No. 2 Riya Bhatia.</p>.<p>Apart from the senior category, the tournament will have age-group sections in U-18, U-16 and U-14 for boys and girls.</p>.Daksh Prasad and Suhita Patil clinch U-16 boys and girls titles at national tennis championships.<p>The opening week of the tournament will feature men, women, U-18 boys and U-18 girls singles and doubles matches.</p>.<p>The qualifying rounds are scheduled from September 28-29, while the main draw will be from September 30-October 5.</p>.<p>The boys and girls U-16 and U-14 category will be from October 6-12.</p>.<p>The tournament carries a total prize purse of Rs 21.55 lakh and kit allowance in the junior categories.</p>.<p>Chairman and senior managing director of DCM Shriram Ltd Ajay S Shriram announced Rs 25,000 scholarships to the winners and runners-up of the U16 and U14 singles events to support the emerging young talents.</p>.<p>"Over the years, we've seen many players build successful careers as a result, highlighting the tournament's increasing prominence," said Shriram.</p>.<p>"I wish all the players the best of luck and encourage them to fully seize this opportunity to showcase their skills."</p>