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Under Rana’s tutelage, Bhaker has won many accolades, ranging from golds at Youth Olympic, Commonwealth Games to the World Cups.

Manu Bhaker-Jaspal Rana Saga: From Public Fallout before Tokyo 2020 to Making History at Paris 2024

Under Rana&rsquo;s tutelage, Bhaker has won many accolades, ranging from golds at Youth Olympic, Commonwealth Games to the World Cups.

Manu Bhaker created history in Paris after she became the first Indian woman to earn an Olympic medal in shooting; clinching bronze in the 10 metre Air Pistol event with a total score of 221.7.
This moment was three years in the making after a gun malfunction had prematurely ended her Olympic medal hopes in Tokyo 2020. And in 2024, the redemption arc was complete as the one elusive medal in her collection was finally in the bag.
The celebrations and smiles were everywhere especially in the stands which featured her coach Jaspal Rana. However, the journey hasn&rsquo;t been smooth-sailing for India&rsquo;s young shooting sensation.
In the build-up to the Tokyo games, a full-blown public feud ensued where Bhaker and her family blamed Rana for her troubles and had parted ways. In retaliation, the 8-time Asian Games medallist donned a shirt featuring her mother&rsquo;s message.
But they put those differences aside and hit the ground running in preparation for Paris 2024 and the result is now in front of our eyes.
Under Rana&rsquo;s tutelage, Bhaker has won many accolades, ranging from golds at Youth Olympic, Commonwealth Games to the World Cups.
So what was the secret behind this successful partnership? The show&rsquo;s not over in Paris yet for Bhaker and Rana.
With the redemption arc now complete, all eyes will be on Bhaker as she looks to become the first Indian ever to win multiple medals at a single Olympic edition
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Much was expected from the strong Indian shooting contingent at Tokyo 2020 Olympics. A strong 15-member contingent landed in Japan to make amends&nbsp;for what they managed in Rio 2016 were just 2 shooters made it to the final rounds. But the dismal performance in Tokyo now casts a doubt over the tall claims of the National Rifle Association of India (NRAI), the governing body for the sport in India. The top prospects failed to deliver as most didn't even go past the qualification rounds&nbsp;in Tokyo&nbsp;as reports of internal factionalism&nbsp;started appearing. Raninder&nbsp;Singh, President of NRAI&nbsp;confirmed that there is trouble brewing in the camp and the shooters didn't work well in tandem with their coaches as the top boss now wants a complete overhaul of the coaching system. Defending the shooters, Raninder&nbsp;added that most of the shooters are 19-year-olds&nbsp;and have fallen to the infamous Olympic pressure.&nbsp;

Tokyo Olympics 2020: Shooters fail, shooting federation chief calls for a complete overhaul 

Raninder&nbsp;Singh, President of NRAI&nbsp;confirmed that there is trouble brewing in the camp and the shooters didn't work well in tandem with their coaches as the top boss now wants a complete overhaul of the coaching system

Not a single medal so far from shooting contingent at Tokyo 2020&nbsp; Shooters fail to qualify for the Mixed Team finals in both Air Pistol &amp; Air Rifle NRAI&nbsp;Chief Raninder&nbsp;Singh&nbsp;calls for a complete overhaul in the coaching staff&nbsp;
Raninder&nbsp;defends young shooters, blames Olympic pressure for the performance&nbsp;

<ul>
<li>Not a single medal so far from the shooting contingent at Tokyo 2020&nbsp;</li>
<li>Shooters fail to qualify for the Mixed Team finals in both Air Pistol and Air Rifle</li>
<li>NRAI&nbsp;Chief Raninder&nbsp;Singh&nbsp;calls for a complete overhaul&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</li>
</ul>

A lot was expected from the strong Indian shooting contingent at Tokyo 2020 Olympics. A 15-member contingent landed in Japan to make amends&nbsp;for what they did in Rio 2016 where just 2 shooters made it to the final rounds.
But the dismal performance in Tokyo now casts a doubt over the tall claims of the National Rifle Association of India (NRAI), the governing body for the sport in India. The top prospects failed to deliver as most didn't even go past the qualification rounds&nbsp;in Tokyo&nbsp;as reports of internal factionalism&nbsp;started appearing.
<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/no-medal-in-10m-air-pistol-mixed-team-manu-saurabh-fail-to-qualify-for-final-1627350876480" target="_blank">Also Read:&nbsp;Another failure, no Indians in 10m Air Pistol final in Tokyo</a>
Raninder&nbsp;Singh, President of NRAI&nbsp;confirmed that there is trouble brewing in the camp and the shooters didn't work well in tandem with their coaches as the top boss now wants a complete overhaul of the coaching system. Defending the shooters, Raninder&nbsp;added that most of the shooters are 19-year-olds&nbsp;and have fallen prey to the infamous Olympic pressure.&nbsp;
But perhaps making a sweeping statement like this with a few events still left to be played leaves a sour taste in the mouth of those who know that one of the few constants&nbsp;from Rio 2016 &amp; Tokyo 2020 was the management including President Raninder&nbsp;Singh.&nbsp;&nbsp;

In order to focus completely on the Olympic Games, few of India's Olympic bound athletes including shooter Manu Bhaker have taken a break from social media.

India's Olympic-bound athletes take a break from social media

In order to focus completely on the Olympic Games,&nbsp;few of India's Olympic bound athletes including shooter Manu&nbsp;Bhaker&nbsp;have taken a break from social&nbsp;media.

The trend of sports stars quitting the social media space&nbsp;ahead of a major sporting event is rapidly growing and few of India's Olympic bound athletes too became a part of it.&nbsp;
Indian shooter Manu&nbsp;Bhaker&nbsp;took to Twitter to announce her&nbsp;sabbatical from social media and wrote that&nbsp;as she enters the last leg of preparation for Tokyo Olympics, she is going off social media till the end of Olympics. Manu&nbsp;added that she will need the love, blessings and support of her fans to bring glory to the country.
Apart from her, wrestlers Deepak Punia and Vinesh Phogat and 10m air rifle&nbsp;shooter Apurvi Chandela are also staying away from social media, if not quitting it.

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<li>India's Olympic-bound shooter Manu&nbsp;Bhaker&nbsp;tweeted to announce her&nbsp;sabbatical from social media</li>
<li>Wrestlers Deepak Punia and Vinesh Phogat and shooter Apurvi Chandela are also staying away from social media</li>
</ul>

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