In a groundbreaking achievement for Indian sports, shooters Manu Bhaker and Sarabjot Singh have clinched the nation’s first-ever medal in a shooting team event at the Olympic Games.
The duo secured a bronze in the 10 meter air pistol mixed team event, marking India’s sixth Olympic medal in shooting history. As the Paris edition of the Summer Olympics 2024 unfolds with athletes from around the world competing, this monumental win not only adds to India’s medal tally but also elevates the country’s standing in shooting sports.
The triumph of Bhaker and Singh is particularly significant as it highlights India’s growing prowess in competitive shooting. Their remarkable performance has sent waves of excitement across the nation, inspiring countless young athletes to pursue their dreams in sports. The victory comes at a time when India boasts a contingent of 117 athletes at the Olympics, showcasing an impressive array of talent on an international stage.
In recognition of this historic accomplishment, Google India took to social media with a heartfelt tribute: “Ek hi toh dil hai do baar jeet liya! Congratulations to @ManuBhaker and @SarabjotSingh for winning the first-ever medal for India in a shooting team event! #Paris2024Olympics.” This gesture reflects not only Google’s commitment to celebrating Indian achievements but also its role in fostering national pride during such pivotal moments.
As celebrations continue online and offline, Bhaker and Singh’s success serves as a reminder of what can be achieved through dedication and teamwork. With many eyes now set on future events within these Olympics, there is no doubt that this moment will inspire future generations to reach new heights.
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