India Shines at ISSF Junior World Championship 2026 with Four New Medals

The Indian shooting team has made a significant mark at the ISSF Junior World Championship 2026 in Suhl, Germany, adding four new medals to their tally. Pritam Kendre's gold in the 10m Air Rifle Men Junior event highlights India's success, while team events also brought home bronze medals. With a total of 12 medals, including 5 golds, India leads the medal standings, showcasing their dominance in the competition. Read on to explore the details of this impressive achievement.
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India's Success at ISSF Junior World Championship 2026

The National Rifle Association of India (NRAI) has reported a remarkable performance by the Indian team at the ISSF Junior World Championship 2026 held in Suhl, Germany. The shooters from India have successfully added four more medals to their collection during the event.


Gold Medal Achievement by Pritam Kendre

Pritam Kendre showcased an exceptional performance in the 10m Air Rifle Men Junior event, securing the gold medal. This victory marks India's fifth gold medal at the championship, as highlighted in a recent press release.


Bronze Medals in Team Events

The Indian team also earned a bronze medal in the 25m Pistol Women Junior Team event, thanks to the efforts of Anjali Mahendra Bhagwat, Parisha Gupta, and Nithila Ivy Darling Praveen Christopher, who collectively performed well to reach the podium.


Additionally, another bronze was secured in the 25m Pistol Men Junior Team event, where Abhinav Choudhary, Raj Chandra, and Jatin demonstrated a strong team effort to clinch a medal.


Earlier in the competition, Anvii Rathod contributed to India's medal count by winning a bronze in the 10m Air Rifle Women Junior event, further enhancing India's impressive performance at the championship.


India's Leading Position in Medal Tally

With the addition of these four medals, India's total medal count has reached 12, comprising 5 Gold, 1 Silver, and 6 Bronze. The Indian contingent remains at the forefront of the medal standings, showcasing its consistent excellence in both individual and team events at the ISSF Junior World Championship 2026.