Indian shooter Manu Bhaker has made history by winning a bronze medal in the women’s 10m air pistol event at the Paris Olympics. This victory marks India’s first-ever Olympic medal in shooting for a woman.
Bhaker’s path to the podium was filled with tension and drama. She entered the final round in third position, displaying remarkable composure under immense pressure. The competition was fierce, and Bhaker narrowly missed the silver by just 0.1 points. Despite this, her achievement is a testament to her resilience and determination, especially after facing disappointment at the Tokyo Olympics.
This bronze medal is more than just a personal victory for Bhaker; it represents a significant milestone for Indian sports. It breaks a long-standing jinx and sets a new benchmark for future female shooters in the country. Bhaker’s journey from facing criticism to becoming an Olympic medalist demonstrates her unwavering commitment and hard work.
As India’s medal tally at the Paris Olympics begins to grow, Bhaker’s success has energized the nation and raised hopes for more medals in the coming days. Her story is one of perseverance and triumph, inspiring countless young athletes to pursue their dreams in the sport. This historic win is a moment of immense pride for India and a sign of more achievements to come.
