NRAI Launches National Electronic Scoring Target Course in New Delhi

The National Rifle Association of India (NRAI) has launched a National Electronic Scoring Target (EST) Course in New Delhi, aimed at training 33 officials in the operation and management of electronic scoring systems. Running from August 1 to 4, this program is crucial for enhancing the technical capabilities of shooting sports in India. Led by ISSF-certified instructors, the course serves as a qualifying platform for officials aspiring to earn internationally recognized licenses. With a focus on upgrading technical infrastructure, NRAI is committed to ensuring that India remains at the forefront of shooting sports technology. The course will conclude with evaluations, and top performers will be recommended for further training.
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NRAI Initiates National EST Course

The National Rifle Association of India (NRAI) has kicked off the National Electronic Scoring Target (EST) Course in New Delhi. This four-day program, running from August 1 to 4, has gathered 33 selected officials from various regions of the country for specialized training focused on the operation, management, and technical upkeep of electronic scoring systems utilized in contemporary shooting competitions.


Expert Instruction for Future Officials

Conducted by ISSF-certified trainers Dhirajkumar Singh and Arun Wareshi, this course serves as the official qualifying platform for technical officials aiming to progress to the upcoming ISSF EST Course, which will enable them to obtain internationally recognized ISSF EST licenses.


Enhancing Technical Capabilities

Kalikesh Narayan Singh Deo, President of NRAI, emphasized the organization's commitment to technical governance. He stated, "As shooting sports advance with cutting-edge technology, it is crucial to enhance our officiating infrastructure to ensure world-class match administration at Indian ranges. This national course is a significant step towards cultivating a technologically proficient workforce capable of managing high-level domestic and international competitions. We are dedicated to providing our technical officials with global exposure and certification opportunities."


Adapting to Technological Changes

The inaugural session featured Pawankumar Singh, Secretary General of NRAI, who highlighted the increasing demand for qualified technical personnel in modern sports. He remarked, "Technology is reshaping the sport of shooting, and it is vital for our technical officials to stay updated with these advancements. EST licensing is becoming more essential as electronic scoring systems are now a fundamental aspect of modern competitions. NRAI is committed to regularly organizing such courses to ensure India remains at the forefront of technical excellence in the sport. By expanding the pool of qualified EST officials, we are reinforcing our technical foundation and ensuring that events nationwide meet the highest international standards."


Building a Strong Technical Workforce

The NRAI National EST Course is a key element of the Association's ongoing initiative to enhance the technical workforce within Indian shooting. The course will wrap up on August 4, following thorough theoretical and practical assessments, after which the top-performing participants will be recommended for the upcoming ISSF EST Course.