Archive · 6 Aug 2025
Shooting League of India Aims to Boost Engagement with Tech
The Shooting League of India wants to make shooting more fun to watch.
A former shooter, Ronak Pandit, thinks they can do this by using cool technology like animation.
They can show what's happening in the sport in an easy-to-understand way, even for people who don't know much about shooting.
The league is trying to get more people interested to make it successful.
The first competition will have different types of shooting events with both experienced and new shooters.
Ronak Pandit, former India shooter, believes technology can boost the Shooting League of India.
He suggests using animation and technology to make shooting more engaging for audiences.
The Shooting League of India is India's first franchise-based professional shooting competition.
The league aims to attract mass engagement to become lucrative for investors and sustainable.
The first edition will feature mixed team events across pistol, rifle, and shotgun categories.
- Who
- Ronak Pandit, the Indian Shooting team's High-Performance Manager, and the Shooting League of India.
- What
- Using technology and animation to make shooting more engaging and entertaining.
- When
- The first edition is planned to include mixed team events. Discussions were made in July.
- Where
- Dehradun (national camp)
- Why
- To attract mass engagement and make the league sustainable and lucrative.
Current Approach
Proposed Changes
Engagement
Current Approach
Shooting is seen as a technical and boring sport.
Proposed Changes
The league needs to attract viewers.
- Main Focus
- Make Shooting League entertaining
- Initiative
- Use technology & animation
- Key Person
- Ronak Pandit
- League Type
- Franchise-based professional shooting
- Categories
- Pistol, Rifle, Shotgun
