New Delhi: Indian archers put up an impressive performance at the 4th Khelo India Women’s Archery National Ranking Tournament held in Lucknow, winning several gold medals in recurve and compound categories.
The match was a heated one, but outstanding athletes including Riddhi, Deepshika, Shweta, and Raj Aditi faced the competition with incredible precision and composure under pressure.
The tournament served as an important platform for budding and established archers to showcase their skills on a national stage. Their dominant performance not only highlighted the depth of talent in Indian women’s archery but also raised expectations for future international competitions.
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Through training and support from initiatives like Khelo India, these athletes continue to strengthen the country’s pipeline of talent, preparing to compete at the global level.





