Maheshwari Chauhan, Parinaaz Dhaliwal, and Raiza Dhillon clinched bronze in the Women’s Skeet Team event, scoring 331 points as a team. What’s interesting? Two of them; Dhillon and Dhaliwal; also made it to the individual finals. That’s rare. Even rarer? They held on to third place despite being just 5 points behind silver-medalists Kazakhstan. China, as always, dominated with 357. But here’s the real story; this bronze wasn’t just luck. It’s the result of quiet, gritty training, consistency, and nerves of steel. Shooting is quietly becoming India’s golden sport at international events. And this trio? They’re proving that medals don’t always come from cricket or athletics. Sometimes, they come from the calmest, most focused shots; fired one at a time, under pressure, with no crowd cheering. India’s shooting squad now has 6 medals; 4 silver, 2 bronze. If you’re preparing for exams or any tough goal, remember: precision, patience, and practice can beat even the biggest names.