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Patiala’s Harshveer Singh Dhaliwal bags silver in shooting event

Young shooter Harshveer Singh Dhaliwal from Patiala bagged the silver medal in the U-14 category of the 10-meter pistol shooting event in the recently held Khedan Watan Punjab Diyan tournament. The event, organised by the Punjab Rifle Shooting Association, took...

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Patiala, Updated At : 05:52 AM Nov 19, 2024 IST

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Young shooter Harshveer Singh Dhaliwal from Patiala bagged the silver medal in the U-14 category of the 10-meter pistol shooting event in the recently held Khedan Watan Punjab Diyan tournament. The event, organised by the Punjab Rifle Shooting Association, took place at the Phase-VI Shooting Range in Mohali.

Dhaliwal’s performance earned him the second-place, along with a cash prize of Rs 7,000. The prize distribution ceremony was held at the same venue on November 17, where Harshveer was awarded for his remarkable achievement. He thanked his coach and principal for their support.

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