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India’s Manu Bhaker, Esha Singh and Divya Subbaraju Clinch Shooting Gold at ISSF World Championships

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Manu Bhaker missed securing a quota place for the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics after finishing fourth in the women’s 25m pistol at the ISSF World Championship 2026 in Doha. Despite the disappointment, she helped India win the team gold alongside Esha Singh and Divya TS. The double Olympic medallist was involved in tense multiple shoot‑offs before ending in fourth place, leaving her just short of the Olympic quota.

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    Esha Singh, Manu Bhaker and Divya Subbaraju combined for 1,761 points to beat South Korea and Vietnam for India’s second gold in Doha.

    The Logical Indian

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    Double Paris Olympics medallist Manu Bhaker missed out on securing a 2028 Los Angeles Olympic quota spot after finishing fourth in the women’s 25m pistol event at the ISSF World Championships in Doha. Despite the individual disappointment, the Indian tri-color flew high as Bhaker, alongside Asian…

    O Heraldo

  • right · 3 outlets

    India settled for the women’s 25m pistol team gold after ace shooters Manu Bhaker and Esha Singh failed to deliver in the individual final, squandering another opportunity to win medals and secure quota places for the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics at the ISSF World Championships on Tuesday. While Esha…

    The Pioneer

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Esha Singh, Manu Bhaker and Divya Subbaraju combined for 1,761 points to beat South Korea and Vietnam for India’s second gold in Doha.

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  1. The Economic Times Center-Right Bennett, Coleman & Co.

    Esha Singh, Manu Bhaker, Divya Subbaraju clinch women's 25m pistol team gold at ISSF World Championship

    India's Esha Singh, Manu Bhaker, and Divya Subbaraju achieved gold in women's 25m pistol team event in Doha. The Indian team totaled 1761 points, finishing ahead of South Korea and Vietnam, who secured silver and bronze. Esha led the charge with a score of 590, while Manu contributed 587 and Divya…

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  5. The Tribune Center The Tribune Trust

    Manu Bhaker misses LA 2028 quota after fourth-place finish in women’s 25m pistol event at ISSF World Championship 2026

    India’s Manu Bhaker narrowly missed securing a quota place for the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics after finishing fourth in the women’s 25m pistol event at the ISSF World Championship 2026 in Doha on Tuesday, even as the Indian trio of Esha Singh, Bhaker and Divya TS clinched the team gold medal.

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  8. The Logical Indian Left The Logical Indian (independent digital media) Current article

    India’s Manu Bhaker, Esha Singh and Divya Subbaraju Clinch Shooting Gold at ISSF World Championships

    Esha Singh, Manu Bhaker and Divya Subbaraju combined for 1,761 points to beat South Korea and Vietnam for India’s second gold in Doha.

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  10. The Pioneer Center-Right The Pioneer

    Manu, Esha miss 25m pistol medals

    India settled for the women’s 25m pistol team gold after ace shooters Manu Bhaker and Esha Singh failed to deliver in the individual final, squandering another opportunity to win medals and secure quota places for the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics at the ISSF World Championships on Tuesday. While Esha…

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