Ronak Pandit

Foreign pistol coach Pavel Smirnov to join Indian shooting team in Croatia on 21 May

Smirnov could not accompany the national shooting squad to Croatia last Tuesday due to delay in visa processing.

Olympic shooting camp to go on as planned despite coach testing positive for COVID-19

SAI, in a press release, said the coach intimated the result of her COVID-19 test to them on Thursday but since she did not come in contact with any of the shooters, the facility will remain open for training.

Shooting national camp to resume from 1 August; attendance to be compulsory

The NRAI has appointed High Performance Manager and former India shooter Ronak Pandit as the Nodal Officer in charge of overall co-ordination for hygiene and medical protocols of the camp.

Asian Games 2018: Indian shooters forced to ration ammunition with World Championships scheduled right after Asiad

Back-to-back scheduling of Asian Games and World Championships has forced the Indian shooting contingent to be frugal with the use of live ammunition.

Asian Games 2018: In a sport of fine margins, Heena Sidhu chases perfection, one shot at a time

Shooter Heena Sidhu and her coach Ronak Pandit discuss the nuances of shooting ahead of the Asian Games

Asian Games 2018: India shooter Heena Sidhu aims to break gold medal jinx in Jakarta

Heena said, "I have got two team bronze in the Asian Games, and hopefully, I will improve my performance and maybe even get the gold"

ISSF World Cups are important checkpoints on way to Olympics, says Heena Sidhu

Heena is hoping to test her skills and score consistently ahead of World Championships in September, which will also be the first quota event for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics.

ISSF Shooting World Cup: Heena Sidhu wants to focus on being consistent ahead of mega event

Heena Sindhu, 28, won a gold in the 25 metre sports pistol setting up a Commonwealth Games record in April and a silver in the 10 metre air pistol event making it a grand double.

Tracing Shahzar Rizvi's rise from an obscure Meerut village to being the top-ranked shooter in the world

When Shahzar burst onto the international scene, he had no burden of expectations but the tag of World No 1 will have its own pressures. Hopefully, the nerveless youngster can shrug it off and continue to shine in the crucial tournaments ahead.

Commonwealth Games 2018: Manu Bhaker, Heena Sidhu's medals in 10m air pistol a reflection of depth in Indian shooting

Two Indian women — teenager Manu Bhaker and veteran Heena Sidhu — winning gold and silver in the same event is a sign of how much depth there is in Indian shooting at the moment.