Asian Shooting Championships 2025; Aishwary Pratap Tomar | Vedant Waghmare | Aishwarya won Gold at the Asian Shooting Championship: Adriyan’s Junior Men 3P in Asian Records; India tops with 25 gold

India’s Aishwarya Pratap Singh Tomar won the gold medal in the men’s 50m rifle 3 positions (3p) individuals at the ongoing 16th Asian Shooting Championship (rifle/pistol/shotgun) on Sunday (24 August 2025).

He scored 462.5 in the final. In addition, India’s Adriyan Karmakar set a gold medal and Asian Junior Record with a score of 463.8 in Junior Men 3P. Vedanta won the bronze medal.

Aishwarya dominated the finals from the beginning Aishwarya took an edge in the final from the beginning. After the first five shots (Neeling positions) he went ahead and then continued to strengthen his lead. After the 13th shot, there was a difference of only 0.3 points between Zhao and Aishwarya, but Aishwarya scored a score of 10.8 in the 14th shot and again gained a lead of over one point, which remained until the end.

He won the gold medal by a margin of 0.5 points. Japan’s Naoya Okada (448.8) won the bronze medal, while Chan Singh (435.7) and Akhil Shyoran (424.9) finished fourth and fifth respectively.

Aishwarya Pratap Singh Tomar won gold with a score of 462.5.

All three shooters of India qualified for the final In the men’s 3P event, all three shooters of India qualified for the final. Aishwarya finished third with 584 points and scored the highest qualification score. Veteran shooter Chan Singh finished fifth with 582 points, while the World Championship Bronze Medal winner Akhil Shyoran finished seventh with 581 points. All three shooters from China also reached the finals, while Japan and Korea’s shooter qualified for the finals. However, India had to miss the team gold medal. India’s total score was 1747, which was three points less than China’s 1750.

Aishwarya won the gold medal for the second time in this tournament This is the second gold of Aishwarya in this tournament. He has also won a silver and a bronze medal. Jhao Venue of China won Silver and Japan’s Naoya Okada won the bronze medal.

In Junior, Adriyan and Vedanta give India medals India received two medals in Junior’s Men’s Rife Three Poseson. Adriyan won Gold and Vedanta won Bronze Meadel. Adriyan made a brilliant debut in the final. After the first 15 shots (Neeling Position), he took a 0.9 point lead over China’s Han Yinan. Vedanta was at the sixth position at this time.

Vedanta returned after 10 shots from the second position (Prone) and was only 0.4 points behind Adriyan. Adriyan still extended his lead to 1.4 points and continued to perform well in the final standing position.

In the standing position, Vedanta at one time had to lag behind host shooter Oleg Noskov, but he returned again. On the other hand, Adriyan not only won the gold medal by scoring 10.8, 10.2, 10.4, 10.5 and 10.5 in the last five shots, but also set the Asian Junior Record. Han Yinan of China won the silver medal by beating Vedanta in the final shots. Vedanta had to be content with the bronze medal.

Adriyan won Gold with a score of 463.8.

Vedanta qualified for the final by finishing second and Adriyan in the last place In the Junior Men’s 3P event, Vedanta Waghmare of India finished second in qualification with 582 points, while Adriyan Karmakar finished eighth and final qualifying with 576 marks. Other Indian shooters Samee Ullah Khan (575), Rohit Kanmani (575), Gaurav Desale (569) and Hitesh Srinivasan (564) could not make it to the qualification. However, Trio of Vedanta, Adriyan and Rohit won the gold medal at the junior team event with a total score of 1733. India dominates medal tally So far, India has won 25 gold, 10 silver and 10 bronze medals in this championship and topped the medal tally. China is second with 10 gold medals.

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