Paris: Indian shooters Manu Bhaker and Sarabjot Singh have made the nation proud by winning a bronze medal on Day 4 of the Paris Olympics. The duo triumphed against Korea, showcasing exceptional skill and determination.
This victory is particularly significant for Manu Bhaker, who has now become the first-ever Indian athlete to win two medals in a single Olympic edition post Indian Independence. Her remarkable achievement highlights her talent and dedication to the sport.
The bronze medal win by Bhaker and Singh adds to India’s growing tally at the Paris Olympics and reflects the country’s rising prominence in shooting sports on the global stage.
Their success has sparked celebrations back home, with fans and fellow athletes lauding their performance and the dedication it took to reach this milestone. As India continues to compete in various events, the nation hopes for more such inspiring victories.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi posted a special message on social media for the two shooters. Bhaker became the first athlete in the history of independent India to win two medals in a single Olympics edition.
Indian shooters are in action in men’s trap and women’s trap qualification. In rowing, Balraj Panwar will look to reach men’s singles sculls semifinals. India men’s hockey team will be squaring off against Ireland after their thrilling draw against Argentina in Pool B. Three Indian boxers – Amit Panghal, Jaismine Lamboria, and Preeti Pawar – will also be in action.