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Commonwealth Games 2018: Trap Shooter Shreyasi Singh Would Aim To Better Her Record
Shreyasi Singh was a silver winner in the double trap team event at Glasgow four years ago.
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Super Sunday @ CWG: Sushil, Somdev clinch Golds; India enters hockey semis
It has been a Super Sunday for India on the seventh day of the Commonwealth Games when they won five Gold medals in tennis, archery, shooting and wrestling, and also a place in the hockey semi-finals with a 7-4 win over archrivals Pakistan.
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Australia says high risk of terror during CWG, NZ also worried
A rattled Australia on Monday warned that there is a "high risk of terrorism" in Delhi during the Commonwealth Games, while New Zealand also expressed concerns about security arrangements for the event after a shooting incident in the Indian capital left two foreigners injured.
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Olympian Rathore out of CWG race
2004 Olympic silver medallist Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore has crashed out of the national shooting squad for the Commonwealth Games 2010.
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CWG C'ship: Indians set three new records on Day 4
Setting three new records, Indian shooters continued their dominance on the shooting ranges for the fourth consecutive day. India reigns supreme in the medal tally with 13 gold, 9 silver and 5 bronze medals.
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CWG shooting range impress all and sundry
The newly renovated Karni Singh Shooting Range, which was inaugurated today, drew praise from all quarters with Sports Minister MS Gill terming the venue as one of the best shooting facilities in the world.
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Shooting range will be best in the world: Gill
Sports Minister MS Gill said the Karni Singh Shooting Range will be ready well before next month's Commonwealth Championship and once completed, the facility would prove best of its kind in the world.
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Commonwealth Games 2018: Trap Shooter Shreyasi Singh Would Aim To Better Her Record
Shreyasi Singh was a silver winner in the double trap team event at Glasgow four years ago.
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Super Sunday @ CWG: Sushil, Somdev clinch Golds; India enters hockey semis
It has been a Super Sunday for India on the seventh day of the Commonwealth Games when they won five Gold medals in tennis, archery, shooting and wrestling, and also a place in the hockey semi-finals with a 7-4 win over archrivals Pakistan.
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Australia says high risk of terror during CWG, NZ also worried
A rattled Australia on Monday warned that there is a "high risk of terrorism" in Delhi during the Commonwealth Games, while New Zealand also expressed concerns about security arrangements for the event after a shooting incident in the Indian capital left two foreigners injured.
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Olympian Rathore out of CWG race
2004 Olympic silver medallist Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore has crashed out of the national shooting squad for the Commonwealth Games 2010.
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CWG C'ship: Indians set three new records on Day 4
Setting three new records, Indian shooters continued their dominance on the shooting ranges for the fourth consecutive day. India reigns supreme in the medal tally with 13 gold, 9 silver and 5 bronze medals.
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CWG shooting range impress all and sundry
The newly renovated Karni Singh Shooting Range, which was inaugurated today, drew praise from all quarters with Sports Minister MS Gill terming the venue as one of the best shooting facilities in the world.
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Shooting range will be best in the world: Gill
Sports Minister MS Gill said the Karni Singh Shooting Range will be ready well before next month's Commonwealth Championship and once completed, the facility would prove best of its kind in the world.
