There are two Indians in the women's top 20 with Joshna Chinnappa at 15 and Dipika Pallikal-Karthik at 20.
Ghosal made the biggest jump of five rungs from 21 he was placed last month, said a SRFI press release here.
Among the rest, Harinder Pal Sandhu also made major strides, jumping to 52 from 69 he was in the previous month.
Currently he is the second highest ranked among Indian men behind Ghosal. Vikram Malhotra who had held that position has slid to 69 and four rungs below him is Mahesh Mangaonkar.
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