India, June 5 -- The city that will host the Fide Chess World Cup in India later this year will be announced in the next few days, with Fide president Arkady Dvorkovich refusing to confirm New Delhi as the venue. The event is scheduled in October-November. Dvorkovich said he had heard the "argument" from a few players of rising pollution in New Delhi at that time of the year. "I heard about that argument from some players. But again, if the Indian government would say it is New Delhi, we would not fight it," Dvorkovich told Indian media. "I told the players let's try to do something new. Not repeating New Delhi, but doing it in some new location." India previously hosted the World Cup in 2002 in Hyderabad. In 2000, Delhi hosted the first si...