Shooter Neeru Dhanda has crafted a remarkable path to success, transitioning from practicing with tin cans and a borrowed firearm belonging to her cousin Lakshay Sheoran to claiming a historic gold medal. The twenty-six-year-old athlete secured the women trap title at the Asian Games by hitting twenty-eight out of thirty targets, establishing a new record and making history as the first female competitor from India to earn an individual gold in this specific trap event.
Her career trajectory encompasses foundational support through the Army, success on the World Cup stage, and ultimate continental triumph following inspiration drawn from Sheoran's prior silver medal achievement.
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