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Before Olympic glory, there was Jaspal Rana: Indian shooting loses its first starIndian shooting lost a legend with the passing of Jaspal Rana at 49. He was a trailblazing marksman and a dedicated coach. Rana inspired a ...- Who was Jaspal Rana? All about his wife Aarushie Verma, ex Reena Rana, family, children, father, awards and achievementsJaspal Rana's Wife: Renowned Indian shooter and coach Jaspal Rana passed away at 49 after health complications. A former champion, Rana tra...
- Jaspal Rana Dies: Manu Bhaker's mentor, Indian shooting stalwart passes away at 49Jaspal Rana Death News: India mourns the loss of Jaspal Rana, a legendary shooter and coach. Rana, a former Asian Games gold medallist, pas...
- Commonwealth Games 2030: Key venues such as SVP complex set for completion by 2029Ahmedabad's sports complexes for the 2030 Commonwealth Games are nearing completion. Key venues like the Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel Sports En...
- Carving out a niche: Anish Bhanwala creates history; gold for TejasviniAnish achieved the feat when he stormed his way into the gold medal with a Games record in the men's 25m rapid fire pistol event at the Bel...
- Tejaswini Sawant bags silver in women's 50m rifle proneOn achieving her sixth medal at her third Commonwealth Games, she said, "It is very nice. I'm very, very happy."
- Jitu Rai, Gagan Narang and Apurvi Chandela among 27 Indian shooters named for CWGThe National Rifle Association of India (NRAI) announced the full quota of 27 shooters (25 men and 12 women) after the Organising Committee...
- Abhinav Bindra takes Olympic loss in his stride, doesn't blame his broken rifleThe Gold medallist neither blames his broken rifle nor the neurological condition that led to a loss.
- Kerala is my favourite travel destination: Shooter Anjali BhagwatShe has represented India in 3 consecutive Olympics, & was a finalist in the 2000 Sydney Olympics, a first for any Indian women shooter.
- Jitu Rai recommended for Arjuna Awards by National Rifle Association of IndiaCommonwealth Games gold medallist and Asian Games silver winner Sarnobat is the second athlete recommended from shooting sport.
- Shreyasi Singh wins silver, makes it 8 medals for India in shootingShreyasi Singh bagged a silver in women's double trap to give India their eighth medal from shooting in the 20th Commonwealth Games here to...
- Vijay Kumar named flag-bearer for Indian contigent at Commonwealth Games"Vijay Kumar has been named as the flag bearer for Indian contigent at the opening ceremony of the Commonwealth Games,Raj Singh told PTI to...
- Sports Authority of India sanctions 2 crore to four shooters for CWG, Asian GamesThe Sports Authority of India has sanctioned more than Rs two crore for specialised training to four elite marksmen with an eye on CWG and ...
- Khel Ratna for ace shooter Ronjan Sodhi, Virat Kohli gets Arjuna AwardIn 2011, Sodhi became first Indian to successfully defend a World Cup title. He is currently ranked No. 1 in International Shooting Sport F...
- Gagan Narang receives Khel Ratna awardGagan Narang, who notched up four gold medals at the Commonwealth Games 2010 was selected for the highest sports award.
- Shooting racism! WC organisers apologise to Indian contingentISSF Organisers world cup have apologised to the Indian shooters.
- Angry Abhinav Bindra wants to quit shootingIndia's first individual Olympic gold medallist and ace shooter Abhinav Bindra wants to quit the sports after being frustrated by the lacka...
- Delhi receives Commonwealth Games batonQueen Elizabeth, as head of the Commonwealth, presented the baton to President Pratibha Patil, indicating the launch of much awaited Common...
- State-of-the-art training for 150 shooters for 2010 CWGThe Sports Ministry today decided to provide state-of-the-art training and exposure, both at domestic and international levels, to 150 shoo...
- Delhi to host 2010 Shooting World CupCome 2010 and Commonwealth Games will not be the lone mega sports event in Delhi as the capital will also be holding the prestigious shooti...
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