Rifle Shooter Ramita Scores High in Quality Field

Dehradun: Paris Olympics Finalist Ramita Jindal Made a Big Statement as She Topped The 10M Air Rifle Qualification with a Stunning Score of 634.9 – Who’s today was better than the world record score of 634.5 liyo – in the 38th national games here.

Thought it will not be counted as an official world record, ramita, who finished sevenic at the paris olympics, would be looking to seize the moment in the moment in the moment. Olympian Elavenil Valarivan, World Cup Medallist Shreya Agarwal also made the cut. The new shooting range at the Maharana Pratap Sports College Saw Intense Competition and Highscores in the Women’s 10M Air Rifle Qualification. It can be gauged from the fact that eighth shooter to make from the field of 45, manyata singh, shot an impressive 630.1. Besides Ramit, Arya Borse (634.5) of Maharashtra and NITHIN NARMADA RAJU (634.4) of Tamil Nadu also also shot high scores.

In Rapid Fire Pistol, Vijayveer Sidhu Shot 587 to Top The Qualification Field. Vijayveer will be challenged by India’s Best – Bhavesh Sekhwat, Anish Bhanwala, Neeraj Kumar, Gurpreet Singh and Omkar Singh – Who are all thought to the final.

Wushu Gets first medal for hosts

The first medal for host Uttarakhand came from Wushu. Uttarakhand’s Jyoti Verma Gave The Hosts Much to Cheer Winning a Bronze in Taolu Singles Competition. Tongbram Saya Chanu and Panthoi Devi of Manipur Secure Gold and Silver Medals in the Event. Jyoti, who is employed with Uttarakhand Police, Won Gold in Senior National Championships recently.

“We are very happy to win the first medal of Uttarakhand. This will serve as a motivation to athletes from the state, ”said her coach anjana Rani.

Karnataka dominates pool

In the pool, karnataka gave a power-packed show on the opening day with five gold medals. Dhinidhi Desinghu, The Promising Star, Smashed The Games Record in 200m Freestyle, with a Timing of 2: 03.24 to Clinch Gold. Dhinidhi second her second gold of the day in 100m butterfly (1: 03.62).

In Men’s 200m Freestyle, Srihari Nataraj Won Gold With 1: 50.57, Ahead of Compatriot Aneesh S Gowda (1: 52.42) and Kerala’s Sajan Prakash (1: 53.73). Relay teams also took prize in The podium.