India finished atop the standings at the ISSF Junior World Championships with a total of 25 medals, showcasing the depth of its young shooting talent on the global stage. The contingent delivered across multiple disciplines, combining precision, consistency, and composure to secure the top position among participating nations.
The medal tally included a strong mix of gold, silver, and bronze, reflecting India’s dominance in both rifle and pistol events. Rising stars such as Manu Bhaker, Sainyam, and other junior shooters contributed significantly to the success, underlining the country’s growing stature in international shooting competitions.
Officials praised the performance as a milestone achievement, noting that India’s junior shooters have consistently raised the bar in recent years. The victory not only strengthens India’s reputation in shooting sports but also provides momentum for future senior competitions, including the upcoming Asian and Olympic qualifiers.
The triumph at the ISSF Junior World Championships highlights India’s investment in grassroots training and the emergence of a new generation of athletes ready to carry forward the nation’s legacy in shooting.
