Ramita Jindal

Indian shooters Mehuli Ghosh, ramita jindal, and Ashi Chouksey won the women's team silver medal in the 10m air rifle event at the Asian Games. The Indian trio achieved a combined score of 1,886.0, second behind China, who set a new Asian record with 1,896.6. ramita jindal, the junior world champion, won the individual bronze with a score of 230.1. China's Huang Yuting broke the Games record in the individual event, while Han Jiayu secured silver with 251.3 points.

Indian shooters Divyansh Panwar and ramita jindal narrowly missed out on a bronze medal in the 10m mixed air rifle event at the Asian Games. The South Korean pair emerged victorious, winning the bronze with a final score of 20-18. Despite starting in sixth place after the qualification round, the Indian duo performed well in the finals. However, South Korea made a remarkable comeback and secured the bronze medal.

Indian shooter ramita jindal finished seventh in the women’s 10m air rifle final at the Olympic Games in Chateauroux. Despite starting strong in the elimination round, she couldn't maintain her position and was eliminated. She had earned a spot in the finals by securing the fifth position in the qualifiers and recently won bronze at the Hangzhou Asian Games.

After Manu Bhaker made history as the first Indian woman shooter to win an Olympic medal, the country's hopes continue to rest on its shooters. ramita jindal finished 7th in the final. Arjun Babuta is set to compete in the finals on the third day of the Paris Olympics, aiming to add to India's medal tally.

ramita jindal, a third-year B.Com (Hons) student of Hansraj College secured two medals at the Hangzhou Asian Games recently

Standing between the two Chinese shooters on the far left side of the lane, India’s ramita jindal, 19, demonstrated an innate sense of calmness and clarity in her thoughts.

ramita jindal, a young Indian shooter, has adopted a disciplined routine to excel in the sport. She works with a psychologist, practices breathing exercises and yoga, and follows a carefully planned diet. Despite financial difficulties, Jindal has achieved significant success, winning gold at the ISSF Junior World Championships.

ramita jindal, an Indian rifle shooter, missed securing a medal in the women's 10-metre air rifle event at the 2024 Paris Olympics on Monday, finishing in seventh place in the final round.

It was the women’s 10m air rifle qualification. Two Indians were in the fray – Elavenil Valaviran, competing in her second Olympic Games, and ramita jindal, a newcomer. The first one lost it in the final series and crashed out, the other recovered to live and will return on Monday to fight for a medal.

India's ramita jindal gave a strong display of marksmanship to qualify for the women's 10m air rifle final in fifth place even as Elavenil Valarivan succumbed to pressure to miss out despite being among the contenders, finishing 10th at the Olympic Games here on Sunday. Ramita, the Hangzhou Asian Games bronze medallist in the event, aggregated 631.5 to become the second shooter from the country after pistol exponent Manu Bhaker to secure a berth in the final, while Elavenil scored 630.7.

Indian shooter Arjun Babuta advanced to the 10m air rifle final at the Olympic Games after finishing seventh in the qualification round on Sunday.

Travelling all the way to Hyderabad to train at the Gun For Glory (GFG) Shooting Academy, helped me said air rifle shooter Mehuli Ghosh, who arrived to a grand welcome here after winning gold and silver at the recently-concluded ISSF World Cup in Changwon, Korea, on Thursday.

ramita jindal, who was out of contention for the top-2 finish in the women's 10m air rifle event, shot 636.4 in the fourth and last trial, pushing Tilottama Sen out of the top-2. Elavenil Valarivan also finished top at the MP State Shooting Ranges. The rankings will not change after the final, as only two shooters can be fielded at the Paris Olympics.

Indian athletes aimed to add to the medal tally in Paris as events include shooting, badminton, archery, and hockey. Manu Bhaker competed in the mixed team 10 m air pistol. PR Sreejesh, in his final games, contributed to the hockey win over New Zealand. Lakshya Sen's badminton match was rescheduled.

The Olympic Games commenced in Paris with the Olympic flame lighting. India's medal quests start with the 10m air rifle mixed team event. Key competitions include shooting, men's doubles tennis, men's hockey, and badminton, featuring renowned Indian athletes like Elavenil Valarivan, Sandeep Singh, and Rohan Bopanna.

Divyansh Singh Panwar, an Indian shooter, experienced mixed emotions at the Asian Games in Hangzhou. He won a gold medal in the 10m air rifle team event but missed out on a bronze medal in the mixed team event. This has led to concerns about his ability to handle pressure in major competitions. However, his coach remains optimistic and believes that these setbacks will make him stronger. Divyansh aims to earn a quota place at the Asian Championships to fulfill his Olympic dreams.

Manu Bhaker displayed unwavering self-assurance as she secured her spot in the 10m women's air pistol final, redeeming Indian shooting after a lackluster start by her fellow competitors at the Paris Olympics on Saturday.

India's 21-member shooting team began their quest for Olympic medals in Chateauroux for the Paris Games, with fresh faces leading the charge. Despite past disappointments, the NRAI focused on current form. Key athletes like Manu Bhaker and Aishwary Pratap Singh Tomar are expected to shine. The team aims to end a two-edition medal drought.

Kalikesh Singh Deo, the new NRAI president, aims to boost Indian shooting's grassroots participation and expand high-performance centres. He focuses on leveraging Paris' success, hosting international events, and preparing for LA 2028. The upcoming World Cup Finals in New Delhi highlights NRAI's dedication to sport growth and international collaboration.

Despite India's four Olympic medals in shooting out of a total of 35 in Games' history, the nation has come up empty-handed in the last two editions of the Olympics. This adds an extra layer of pressure and expectation on the shoulders of the unprecedented 21-member Indian team stationed in central France.

Manu Bhaker made history by winning a bronze medal in the Women's Air Pistol event at the Paris Olympics 2024, becoming the first Indian woman in shooting to do so. Union sports minister Mansukh Mandaviya praised her achievement and highlighted government support through 'Khelo India' and the TOPS scheme, which provided extensive training and financial aid.

Meghana Sajjanar clinched a bronze medal in the women's 10m air rifle event at the ISSF World Cup Rifle/Pistol, marking her first World Cup medal. China's Peng Xinlu secured gold with a world record score. India concluded the competition in fifth place, with Esha Singh previously winning gold in the women's 10m air pistol event.

Young Rudrankksh Patil from Thane emerged victorious in the senior category of the 12th RR Lakshya Cup 2021 all-India Top 20 Invitational 10m air rifle shooting tournament.

Sarabjot Singh and Arjun Singh Cheema sparkled in patches but could not make the men's 10m air pistol final after both the air rifle mixed teams also fell by the wayside during qualification in a disappointing start for Indian shooters in the Olympic Games. Sarabjot finished ninth in the qualifications while Arjun ended way behind at 18th.

Manu Bhaker and Sarabjot Singh secured a spot in the 10m Air Pistol Mixed Team bronze-medal match at the Olympics, scoring 580 points. Meanwhile, Arjun Babuta narrowly missed a medal, finishing fourth in the men's 10m air rifle final. China's Lihao Sheng clinched gold with an Olympic final record of 252.2 points.

Indian shooter Elavenil Valarivan secured a bronze medal in the women's 10m air rifle final at the ISSF World Cup in Munich. Leading for a significant portion, she finished with a score of 231.2. China's Wang Zifei won gold with 252.7, while Korea's Kwon Eunji took silver with 252.6. In qualifications, Elavenil set a national record with 635.

Arjun Babuta secured a spot in the 10m air rifle final at the Olympics, finishing seventh in the qualification round. The 25-year-old shooter, originally from Punjab, now has another chance to shine in the finals. Despite past struggles, Babuta gained prominence after clinching an Olympic berth at the Asian Shooting Championships in Changwon last year.

Indian shooters were eliminated in the 10m air rifle mixed team qualifications stage of the Paris Olympics on Saturday. Ramita and Arjun Babuta finished sixth with a total score of 628.7, while Elavenil Valarivan and Sandeep Singh ended at 12th place with an aggregate score of 626.3. The duo of Ramita and Arhun Babuta came close and was placed fifth with three shots remaining but fell 1.0 point short of the medal round cut-off.

Sift scored 461.3 in the women's 3P Trial 4 final, narrowly defeating Nischal by a single point. Ashi Chouksey finished third with a score of 448.1. In the men's 3P event, Niraj emerged victorious with an impressive score of 462.9, finishing 1.7 points ahead of second-place Chain Singh. Aishwary Tomar took the third spot with a score of 449.8.