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Anish Bhanwala said he will soon enroll for an undergraduate course in Bachelors in Business Administration and then top it with a Masters program.

Sports Authority of India said the full-intensity training of Indian shooters will start in a phased manner.

National Rifle Association of India (NRAI) office-bearers will meet on July 15 to review the situation and explore the limited options left with them amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

Abhishek Verma, who also holds a BTech in computer science, wants to deal with cases related to cyber crime.

The National Rifle Association of India (NRAI) released the list of shooters who will be training separately for the Tokyo Olympics.

Samaresh Jung's fairly big house became his mini-hospital after he tested positive for COVID-19 along with five of his family members.

Pournima Zanane had represented India at multiple ISSF World Cups, Asian Championships, Commonwealth Championships, among others.

International Olympic Committee has approved the world shooting governing body's updated qualification system for the Tokyo Olympics.

NRAI president Raninder Singh sounded optimistic a day after the Ministry of Home Affairs guidelines permitted reopening of sports complexes and stadia.

From his coach's apartment, 17-year-old Divyansh Singh Panwar is keeping alive his dream of competing in the Olympics in Tokyo.

Gagan Narang said following social distancing in shooting ranges will not be a problem as there is a minimum gap of 1m to 1.50m between two competitors in the 10m range and 1.25m in 50m range.

Manu Bhaker said that she is "very hopeful" that the Tokyo Olympics will be held next year despite growing uncertainty due to coronavirus pandemic

The ISSF World Cup, originally scheduled to be held from March 15-26, was postponed to May barely four days before the start of the event.

Indian shooter Apurvi Chandela said that she will donate Rs 3 lakh to PM-CARES Fund while Rs 2 lakh to Rajasthan CM Relief Fund.

Manu Bhaker took to Twitter to reveal that she was donating Rs 1 lakh in the fight against the coronavirus pandemic.

In the wake of the Coronavirus, which originated in the Chinese city of Wuhan in December last year, many sporting events across the world have been either cancelled or postponed in recent weeks.

The ISSF said the decision was taken because the organisers are not in a position to guarantee participation of all athletes owing to the coronavirus threat.

Participants from six countries including China, North Korea and Hong Kong will not be taking part in the Shooting World Cup scheduled for March due to domestic travel restrictions due to the Coronavirus outbreak.