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NRAI Launches National Judges Course 2026 to Elevate Shooting Sports in India

The National Rifle Association of India has launched its National Judges Course 2026, aimed at enhancing the officiating standards in shooting sports. Running until April 26th, this initiative gathers aspiring and current judges to improve their skills under expert guidance. With a focus on aligning with international standards, the NRAI is committed to expanding grassroots participation in shooting, targeting 750,000 new students this year. This course not only emphasizes the importance of trained officials but also celebrates the NRAI's rich legacy as it marks 75 years of service to the sport.
By Narendra Chaudhary | Apr 23, 2026, 16:20 IST
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Inauguration of the NRAI National Judges Course 2026

The National Rifle Association of India (NRAI) has initiated its second National Judges Course for 2026 at the Goldfinch Hotel in Delhi NCR, which began yesterday. This course is part of the NRAI Education Program and will continue until April 26th, gathering both aspiring and current technical officials from across the nation.


Course Overview and Goals

The opening ceremony featured remarks from Pawankumar Singh, Secretary General of NRAI, and Rajiv Bhatia, Secretary of NRAI, who officially launched the course. Experts Dhiraj Singh and Arun Wareshi will lead the program, focusing on the technical and practical elements of officiating in shooting sports.


This initiative aims to enhance the technical framework of shooting sports in India by cultivating skilled judges. Participants will also have the chance to advance to the upcoming ISSF 'B' Judges Course set for June 2026.


NRAI Leadership's Vision for Indian Shooting

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Aligning with International Standards

The NRAI National Judges Course serves as a fundamental component in establishing a professional officiating framework, ensuring that Indian shooting aligns with global standards and prepares the next generation of technical officials.


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