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Manu Bhaker Makes History: First Indian Woman with Two Medals in One Olympic

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Manu Bhaker and Sarabjot Singh Shine with Historic Bronze for India In a stunning performance at the 2024 Paris Olympics, Manu Bhaker and Sarabjot Singh secured another bronze for India in shooting. This achievement not only adds to India’s medal tally but also made Manu Bhaker as a first woman to win two medals in one Olympics game.                                          The Indian pair displayed exceptional composure and skill throughout the match. By the third series, they were leading 4-2, and their advantage extended to 8-2 by the fifth series. Despite a determined comeback from South Korea, which narrowed the score to 10-6 by the eighth series, Bhaker and Singh maintained their focus and clinched a comfortable victory. For Sarabjot Singh, this bronze represents his first Olympic medal, a testament to his talent and hard work.  Meanwhile, Manu Bhaker has made history by b...

India’s Medal Slipped Away: Arjun Babuta’s Heartbreaking Near-Miss in the 2024 Olympics

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Arjun Babuta's performance in 10m air rifle 2024 Olympics was marked by both impressive skill and a heartbreaking near miss. Initially securing the 2nd position with a strong start, Babuta was just 0.1 points behind the gold medal winner, Sheng Lihao, illustrating how close the competition was. But he soon dropped far down the rankings  Babuta ended up with a total score of 208.4. This score was only 1.4 points shy of the bronze medal winner, making it a remarkable performance despite the setback. In a sport where every shot can make or break a result, Babuta's final shot scored 9.5, and turned out to be the crucial factor that kept him off the podium. This single score was the difference between a medal and missing out. It was a tough and heartbreaking moment, overshadowing what had otherwise been an exceptional performance. When Arjun finished without a medal, the disappointment was felt across the country. Many had hoped that his stellar performance would secure another meda...