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India trap team wins bronze but fails to win individual medals
Gold continued to elude Indian shooters as the trio of Manavjit Singh Sandhu, Mansher Singh and Zoravar Singh Sandhu settled for the bronze medal in the men's team trap event of the Asian Games on Friday.
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India regain second spot with splendid all-round show
India produced yet another eye-catching all-round display to scoop up a sackful of medals and surge past England to the second spot in the medals rostrum at the Commonwealth Games on Sunday.
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Indian shooters continue to call shots at Karni range
Indian shooters had a field day at Karni Singh Range on Friday with the duo of Gagan Narang and Imran Hasan Khan winning gold medal in pairs 50-metre rifle 3 positions before Vijay Kumar swelled the hosts' tally by bagging the yellow metal in singles 25-metre rapid fire pistol in the Commonwealth Games on Friday.
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World Cup organisers apologise to Indian shooters
Bowing to pressure, the organisers of the ISSF World Cup in Dorset (UK) on Sunday apologised to the Indian shooters who were harassed by their transport staff.
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Gill asks officials to get details of shooters' harassment
Taking a serious view of the Indian shooters' alleged harassment in ISSF World Cup in Dorset (UK), Sports Minister MS Gill on Sunday held a meeting with the Ministry officials, asking them to get the details of the incident.
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Manavjit traps gold in Mexico World Cup
World champion marksman Manavjit Singh Sandhu lived upto his top billing and clinched the trap gold in the ISSF World Cup at Acapulco, Mexico.
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Manavjit eyes Commonwealth gold next year
Olympian Manavjit Singh Sandhu is now aiming to better his 2006 Commonwealth Games bronze when Delhi hosts the quadrennial event next year.
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India trap team wins bronze but fails to win individual medals
Gold continued to elude Indian shooters as the trio of Manavjit Singh Sandhu, Mansher Singh and Zoravar Singh Sandhu settled for the bronze medal in the men's team trap event of the Asian Games on Friday.
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India regain second spot with splendid all-round show
India produced yet another eye-catching all-round display to scoop up a sackful of medals and surge past England to the second spot in the medals rostrum at the Commonwealth Games on Sunday.
-
Indian shooters continue to call shots at Karni range
Indian shooters had a field day at Karni Singh Range on Friday with the duo of Gagan Narang and Imran Hasan Khan winning gold medal in pairs 50-metre rifle 3 positions before Vijay Kumar swelled the hosts' tally by bagging the yellow metal in singles 25-metre rapid fire pistol in the Commonwealth Games on Friday.
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World Cup organisers apologise to Indian shooters
Bowing to pressure, the organisers of the ISSF World Cup in Dorset (UK) on Sunday apologised to the Indian shooters who were harassed by their transport staff.
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Gill asks officials to get details of shooters' harassment
Taking a serious view of the Indian shooters' alleged harassment in ISSF World Cup in Dorset (UK), Sports Minister MS Gill on Sunday held a meeting with the Ministry officials, asking them to get the details of the incident.
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Manavjit traps gold in Mexico World Cup
World champion marksman Manavjit Singh Sandhu lived upto his top billing and clinched the trap gold in the ISSF World Cup at Acapulco, Mexico.
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Manavjit eyes Commonwealth gold next year
Olympian Manavjit Singh Sandhu is now aiming to better his 2006 Commonwealth Games bronze when Delhi hosts the quadrennial event next year.
