In a remarkable display of skill and composure, Manu Bhaker and Sarabjot Singh clinched the bronze medal in the 10m air pistol mixed team event at the Olympics, defeating South Korea 16-10. This victory marks India’s second medal at the prestigious quadrennial event and makes Bhaker the first Indian since independence to secure two medals in a single edition of the Games.

The Indian duo showcased exceptional coordination and precision to overcome the South Korean team. Bhaker’s calm demeanor and steady hand were complemented by Singh’s adept support, leading them to a historic win. The pair’s triumph not only added another medal to India’s tally but also highlighted the country’s growing prowess in shooting sports on the global stage.

Earlier in the competition, Manu Bhaker had already made headlines by winning a bronze medal in the women’s 10m air pistol event, also held at Chateauroux. Her consistent performance and ability to handle pressure have been widely lauded, cementing her status as one of India’s top shooters.

The success of Bhaker and Singh in the mixed team event is a testament to their rigorous training and dedication. Their victory has brought immense pride to the nation, inspiring young athletes and boosting the morale of the Indian contingent at the Olympics.

As the country celebrates this significant achievement, the focus now shifts to other Indian athletes competing at the Games, with hopes of adding more medals to the tally. The remarkable performance of Bhaker and Singh will undoubtedly be remembered as a milestone in India’s Olympic journey.