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Tokyo Paralympics: Economics Scholar Harvinder Singh Beats Odds With His Analytical Mind
Tokyo Paralympics: Archer Harvinder Singh, who won a bronze medal in the men's individual recurve event, revealed that he applied economics and his analytical mind in his game.
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Tokyo Paralympics: Avani Lekhara Seals 2nd Podium Finish, Harvinder Singh Bags India's First Archery Medal
Tokyo Paralympics: Shooter Avani Lekhara clinched bronze at the 50m Rifle 3 Position SH1 event. Meanwhile, Praveen Kumar bagged a silver in his event and also set a new Asian record.
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Tokyo Paralympics: Archer Harvinder Singh Wins Bronze In Men's Individual Recurve
Tokyo Paralympics: Indian archer Harvinder Singh emerged victorious in a thrilling shoot-off to win the bronze medal in men's individual recurve event on Friday.
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Tokyo Paralympics: Indian Archer Rakesh Kumar Eliminated In Men's Individual Compound Quarters
Indian archer Rakesh Kumar missed out on semi-final berth by a whisker as he lost 143-145 to China's Ai Xinliang in men's individual compound event atthe ongoing Tokyo Paralympics on Tuesday.
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Tokyo Paralympics: India's Mixed Archery Team Bows Out After Losing To Turkey
Tokyo Paralympics: India's mixed archery team of Rakesh Kumar and Jyoti Balyan lost 151-153 to Turkey's Oznur Cure and Bulent Korkmaz and bowed out of the competition.
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Tokyo Paralympics: Rakesh Kumar 3rd In Men's Compound Archery Ranking Round
Tokyo Paralympics: Rakesh Kumar finished 3rd in the men's individual compound archery ranking round with a personal best score of 699 points.
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Tokyo Paralympics: Indian Shooters, Archers Leave For Games
Tokyo Paralympics: The Indian shooting and archery contingent left for the marquee event on Monday from Indira Gandhi International Airport.
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Tokyo Paralympics: Biggest-Ever Contingent Of 54 Athletes Set To Represent India
54 athletes from India, country's biggest-ever contingent, will be competing in 9 sports disciplines including archery, athletics (Track and Field), badminton, swimming, weightlifting among others at the Tokyo Paralympics.
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Tokyo Olympics: High Time To Stop Buckling Under Pressure And See My Game From A Different Perspective, Says Archer Deepika Kumari
Tokyo Games: After failing to a get medal in Tokyo Olympics, Indian archer Deepika Kumari said that she needs to stop buckling under the pressure of performing and look her game in a different perspective to deliver desired results in the future.
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Tokyo Olympics: Anxious Calls From "Threatened" Parents Greet Archer Pravin Jadhav On Return From Tokyo
Tokyo Olympics: Indian archer Pravin Jadhav received anxious calls from his parents, who were threatened against renovating their house, on his return to India.
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Tokyo Olympics: Deepika Kumari Rues Not Playing With Husband Atanu Das In Mixed Team Event
Tokyo Olympics: Archer Deepika Kumari stated that the federation should not have decided on her mixed team event partner based on one performance in the men's individual ranking round.
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Tokyo Olympics: India's Atanu Das Eliminated In Pre-Quarters, Archers Draw A Blank
Tokyo Olympics: Indian archer Atanu Das has been eliminated from men's individual pre-quarterfinals.
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Tokyo Olympics: India Archer Deepika Kumari Crashes Out In Women's Individual Quarterfinals
Tokyo Olympics: India archer Deepika Kumari's quest for an Olympic medal ended as she lost her quarterfinal match of women's individual category against Korean top seed An San in straight sets.
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Tokyo Olympics: Tried To Maintain Focus In Shoot-Off, Says Archer Atanu Das After Epic Win vs Oh Jin Hyek
Tokyo Olympics: India's archer Atanu Das stated that he just tried to maintain his focus in a nerve-wracking shoot-off against South Korea's Oh Jin Hyek as he cruised into the third round of men's individual event.
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Tokyo Olympics: Archer Atanu Das Beats 2012 Champion, Enters Pre-Quarterfinals
Indian archer Atanu Das shocked South Korea's Oh Jin Hyek in a nail-biting finish to make it to the 1/8 Elimination round in the men's individual archery eventat the Yumenoshima Ranking Field on Thursday.
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Tokyo Paralympics: Economics Scholar Harvinder Singh Beats Odds With His Analytical Mind
Tokyo Paralympics: Archer Harvinder Singh, who won a bronze medal in the men's individual recurve event, revealed that he applied economics and his analytical mind in his game.
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Tokyo Paralympics: Avani Lekhara Seals 2nd Podium Finish, Harvinder Singh Bags India's First Archery Medal
Tokyo Paralympics: Shooter Avani Lekhara clinched bronze at the 50m Rifle 3 Position SH1 event. Meanwhile, Praveen Kumar bagged a silver in his event and also set a new Asian record.
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Tokyo Paralympics: Archer Harvinder Singh Wins Bronze In Men's Individual Recurve
Tokyo Paralympics: Indian archer Harvinder Singh emerged victorious in a thrilling shoot-off to win the bronze medal in men's individual recurve event on Friday.
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Tokyo Paralympics: Indian Archer Rakesh Kumar Eliminated In Men's Individual Compound Quarters
Indian archer Rakesh Kumar missed out on semi-final berth by a whisker as he lost 143-145 to China's Ai Xinliang in men's individual compound event atthe ongoing Tokyo Paralympics on Tuesday.
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Tokyo Paralympics: India's Mixed Archery Team Bows Out After Losing To Turkey
Tokyo Paralympics: India's mixed archery team of Rakesh Kumar and Jyoti Balyan lost 151-153 to Turkey's Oznur Cure and Bulent Korkmaz and bowed out of the competition.
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Tokyo Paralympics: Rakesh Kumar 3rd In Men's Compound Archery Ranking Round
Tokyo Paralympics: Rakesh Kumar finished 3rd in the men's individual compound archery ranking round with a personal best score of 699 points.
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Tokyo Paralympics: Indian Shooters, Archers Leave For Games
Tokyo Paralympics: The Indian shooting and archery contingent left for the marquee event on Monday from Indira Gandhi International Airport.
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Tokyo Paralympics: Biggest-Ever Contingent Of 54 Athletes Set To Represent India
54 athletes from India, country's biggest-ever contingent, will be competing in 9 sports disciplines including archery, athletics (Track and Field), badminton, swimming, weightlifting among others at the Tokyo Paralympics.
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Tokyo Olympics: High Time To Stop Buckling Under Pressure And See My Game From A Different Perspective, Says Archer Deepika Kumari
Tokyo Games: After failing to a get medal in Tokyo Olympics, Indian archer Deepika Kumari said that she needs to stop buckling under the pressure of performing and look her game in a different perspective to deliver desired results in the future.
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Tokyo Olympics: Anxious Calls From "Threatened" Parents Greet Archer Pravin Jadhav On Return From Tokyo
Tokyo Olympics: Indian archer Pravin Jadhav received anxious calls from his parents, who were threatened against renovating their house, on his return to India.
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Tokyo Olympics: Deepika Kumari Rues Not Playing With Husband Atanu Das In Mixed Team Event
Tokyo Olympics: Archer Deepika Kumari stated that the federation should not have decided on her mixed team event partner based on one performance in the men's individual ranking round.
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Tokyo Olympics: India's Atanu Das Eliminated In Pre-Quarters, Archers Draw A Blank
Tokyo Olympics: Indian archer Atanu Das has been eliminated from men's individual pre-quarterfinals.
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Tokyo Olympics: India Archer Deepika Kumari Crashes Out In Women's Individual Quarterfinals
Tokyo Olympics: India archer Deepika Kumari's quest for an Olympic medal ended as she lost her quarterfinal match of women's individual category against Korean top seed An San in straight sets.
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Tokyo Olympics: Tried To Maintain Focus In Shoot-Off, Says Archer Atanu Das After Epic Win vs Oh Jin Hyek
Tokyo Olympics: India's archer Atanu Das stated that he just tried to maintain his focus in a nerve-wracking shoot-off against South Korea's Oh Jin Hyek as he cruised into the third round of men's individual event.
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Tokyo Olympics: Archer Atanu Das Beats 2012 Champion, Enters Pre-Quarterfinals
Indian archer Atanu Das shocked South Korea's Oh Jin Hyek in a nail-biting finish to make it to the 1/8 Elimination round in the men's individual archery eventat the Yumenoshima Ranking Field on Thursday.
