Archive · 7 Jan 2026
Haryana Tops 68th National Shooting Championship
The 68th National Shooting Championship just ended, and Haryana won the most medals.
They got 40 gold, 30 silver, and 35 bronze medals, making it 105 medals in total.
Maharashtra came in second with 70 medals, and Rajasthan was third with 105 medals too.
The competition had over 16,500 athletes and lasted 36 days in New Delhi and Bhopal.
Many states and teams participated, and 473 medals were given out in total.
It was a big event to find the best shooters in India.
Haryana topped the medal tally with 40 gold, 30 silver, and 35 bronze medals, totaling 105 medals.
Maharashtra finished second with 33 gold, 16 silver, and 21 bronze medals, totaling 70 medals.
Rajasthan placed third with 32 gold, 36 silver, and 37 bronze medals, also totaling 105 medals.
The competition featured 33 states and institutional units, sharing 473 medals overall.
The event lasted 36 days across New Delhi and Bhopal, with over 16,500 athletes participating.
- Who
- Haryana, Maharashtra, Rajasthan, and other states and institutional units
- What
- 68th National Shooting Championship
- When
- January 7 (end date), 36 days of competition
- Where
- New Delhi and Bhopal
- Why
- To determine the top shooting athletes and teams in India
- Total Medals (Haryana)
- 105
- Gold Medals (Haryana)
- 40
- Silver Medals (Haryana)
- 30
- Bronze Medals (Haryana)
- 35
- Total Medals (Maharashtra)
- 70
- Gold Medals (Maharashtra)
- 33
- Silver Medals (Maharashtra)
- 16
- Bronze Medals (Maharashtra)
- 21
- Total Medals (Rajasthan)
- 105
- Gold Medals (Rajasthan)
- 32
- Silver Medals (Rajasthan)
- 36
- Bronze Medals (Rajasthan)
- 37
- Total Medals (Madhya Pradesh)
- 12
- Total Medals (Delhi)
- 11
- Total Medals (Karnataka)
- 11
- Total Medals (Uttar Pradesh)
- 8
- Total Medals (Army)
- 8
- Total Medals (Tamil Nadu)
- 6
- Total Medals (All States/Institutions)
- 473
- Total Athletes
- 16,500
- Competition Duration
- 36 days
- Competition Locations
- New Delhi and Bhopal