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The document summarizes the results of the 25m pistol junior men ISSF individual shooting competition held from August 10-16, 2011 in Pune, India as part of the XI Kumar Surendra Singh Memorial Shooting Championship. Mukul Singh Bhandari from the Army finished in first place with a total score of 563, followed by Vikrant Ghaisas from Maharashtra in second with 561 points and Jaywardhan Singh Chauhan from Madhya Pradesh in third with 554 points. A total of 8 competitors participated in the competition with no absentees, disqualifications or withdrawals.
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The document summarizes the results of the 50M Rifle Prone Men Handicapped (N05) event at the XI Kumar Surendra Singh Memorial Shooting Championship held in Pune, India from August 10-16, 2011. Naresh Kumar Sharma from Chhattisgarh finished first with a score of 579-27X. Sanjay Kumar from Uttarakhand finished second with a score of 574-17X. Rajiv Malik from Haryana finished third with a score of 573-18X. There were a total of 4 competitors who completed the event without being disqualified or withdrawing.
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This document summarizes the results of the 10m pistol (NR) junior women (G16) event at the Gun for Glory Shooting Championship held in Pune, India from August 3-9, 2011. Hiamni Singh Dangi from Uttar Pradesh won first place with a score of 352-2X, Neetu Sharma from Rajasthan came in second with 351-2X, and Kirandeep Kaur from Punjab took third place with 349-3X. A total of 9 competitors participated in the junior women's 10m pistol event.
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- 1. THE NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION OF INDIA 51-B, Institutional Area, Tughlakabad, New Delhi - 110062 (INDIA) Phone No. 91-11-29964091/92/93, Fax No. 91-11-29964090 XI KUMAR SURENDRA SINGH MEMORIAL SHOOTING CHAMPIONSHIP (PUNE) From: 10/08/2011 To: 16/08/2011 FINAL RESULT 25M PISTOL JUNIOR MEN ISSF INDIVIDUAL (N16) COMP Series Sub No. Shooter Name State Stage Total Penalty Total Rank Rem 1 2 3 0393 MUKUL SINGH BHANDARI ARMY Precision 96 93 96 285 Rapid 93 90 95 278 -0 563 I C 0520 VIKRANT GHAISAS MAH Precision 88 98 89 275 Rapid 95 94 97 286 -0 561 II C 0678 JAYWARDHAN SINGH CHAUHAN M.P. Precision 92 91 93 276 Rapid 91 95 92 278 -0 554 III C 0564 SHIVRAJ P SASE MAH Precision 95 95 85 275 Rapid 94 92 92 278 -0 553 IV C 0392 FIROJ KHAN ARMY Precision 88 92 93 273 Rapid 97 83 95 275 -0 548 V C 0207 AKSHAY JAIN PUN Precision 88 94 89 271 Rapid 92 87 95 274 -0 545 VI C 0679 PUSHKAR PATIDAR M.P. Precision 94 94 88 276 Rapid 87 91 90 268 -0 544 VII C 0072 GAJENDRA SINGH RATHORE BSF Precision 84 93 85 262 Rapid 88 91 93 272 -0 534 VIII C Absent : 0 Complete : 8 Disqualify : 0 Withdrawn : 0 Total Competitors 8 Chief Jury - Classification Sponsored By : ----- Data-Handling by M. R. Technologies Report Created Fri Aug 12 2011 3:32:37PM Page 1 of 1