B'luru teen bags 6 medals at nat'l shooting event
The New Indian Express Bengaluru|December 30, 2024
IN a remarkable feat, 18-year-old Abishek Sekhar from Bengaluru created history by becoming the first shooter from Karnataka to win six medals at the 67th National Shooting Championship Competitions (NSCC) in Bhopal.
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The competition, held at the Madhya Pradesh State Shooting Academy, brought together India's elite shooters, including Olympians and World Cup champions, where Abishek's exceptional performance placed him at the forefront of Indian shooting.

Abishek won three gold medals in the Team Events, alongside a silver in the Junior Men's 10-metre Air Rifle Finals, with a stunning score of 251.4.

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