India continued its strong performance in shooting sports by winning three medals at the ISSF World Cup Final. The Indian shooters showed great skill, confidence, and mental strength throughout the competition. The biggest highlight for India was Simranpreet Kaur Brar, who won the gold medal in the 25m pistol event, making the country proud at the global stage.
Simranpreet delivered an outstanding performance in the final round. She remained consistent in both precision and rapid-fire stages. Even during tense moments, she stayed calm and focused. Her accurate shots helped her take the lead early, and she maintained her advantage till the end. This gold medal is one of the biggest achievements of her shooting career and shows her rapid rise in international shooting competitions.
In the men’s category, India’s promising shooter Aishwary Pratap Singh Tomar won the silver medal in the 50m rifle 3 positions event. Aishwary is known for his disciplined shooting technique and strong mindset. He performed extremely well in kneeling, prone, and standing positions. He fought closely for the gold but finished with a well-deserved silver medal. This medal adds to his long list of international achievements.
India’s third medal came from the team category, where Indian shooters displayed teamwork and high-level coordination. These medals show that India is becoming stronger in shooting sports year after year. The performance also boosts India’s confidence ahead of upcoming international championships.
Coaches and experts praised the shooters for their hard work and discipline. The Shooting Federation of India said that this performance shows India’s depth of talent and world-class training programs. Fans across the country celebrated the achievement on social media, calling it a proud moment for Indian sports.
With three medals — gold, silver, and one more podium finish — India has shown once again that it is a rising power in world shooting. Young shooters have been inspired by Simranpreet and Aishwary’s performances, and the future of Indian shooting looks brighter than ever.
Keypoints
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India won 3 medals at the ISSF World Cup Final.
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Simranpreet Kaur Brar won gold in the 25m pistol event.
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Aishwary Pratap Singh Tomar won silver in 50m rifle 3 positions.
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Indian shooters showed strong consistency and mental strength.
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Performance praised by coaches, experts, and fans.
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India continues to rise in global shooting competitions.
