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Paris Olympics: India Celebrates as Manu Bhaker Wins Second Bronze

India is celebrating a remarkable achievement as Manu Bhaker and Sarabjot Singh clinched bronze in the 10m air pistol mixed team event at the Paris Olympics. This victory has not only doubled India’s medal tally but also marked a historic moment as it’s the country’s first-ever medal in this event.

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A Proud Moment for India

On Tuesday, July 30, the nation watched with bated breath as the dynamic duo of Bhaker and Singh showcased their exceptional shooting skills. Their performance brought immense joy and pride to the nation. Indians across social media platforms have been expressing their excitement and joy, flooding timelines with congratulatory messages and national pride. The official X account of the Olympics also celebrated the achievement, stating, “Bronze! Team India, with Manu Bhaker and Sarabjot Singh, clinched the bronze medal in shooting mixed team 10m air pistol.”

Recognition from the Nation’s Leaders

Prime Minister Narendra Modi joined the celebration, commending the shooters for their outstanding achievement. The official X handle of Team India at the Olympics shared their excitement, highlighting that this is India’s second medal at the Paris Olympic Games. This victory is particularly special for Manu Bhaker, who became the first Indian athlete to win two Olympic medals in a single edition.

A Moment of Personal Triumph

Manu Bhaker’s family celebrated her remarkable accomplishment. Reflecting on the victory, Bhaker expressed her gratitude in a post on X, saying, “Winning this medal is a dream come true, not just for me but for everyone who has supported me. I am deeply grateful to the NRAI, SAI, Ministry of Youth Affairs & Sports, Coach Jaspal Rana sir, Haryana government, and OGQ. I dedicate this victory to my country for their incredible support and love.”

This win is not just a personal triumph for the athletes but a moment of collective pride for the entire nation. The excitement and joy expressed by Indians on social media platforms reflect the deep sense of national pride and unity brought about by this historic achievement.

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