Bursting onto the international shooting scene with remarkable composure and extraordinary talent, Manu Bhaker became one of India’s youngest and most decorated shooting sensations in 2018. At just 16 years old, she stunned the world with her precision, poise, and medal-winning performances across major global events.
Manu clinched gold in the Women’s 10m Air Pistol event at the 2018 Commonwealth Games in Gold Coast, becoming one of the youngest Indian athletes to achieve the feat. She followed it up with another gold in the mixed team pistol event, partnering with fellow rising star Anmol Jain, showcasing her versatility and team spirit.
Her brilliance didn’t stop there. At the ISSF Junior World Cups held in Sydney and Suhl, Manu dominated the podium, securing multiple gold medals in both individual and mixed team pistol events. Her consistent excellence across events made her a standout figure in India’s golden generation of shooters.
With her fearless attitude and sharp focus, Manu Bhaker not only brought glory to the nation but also broke age and gender barriers, proving that youth is no limitation when backed by talent and dedication. She continues to be a role model for aspiring shooters, representing the confidence and caliber of India’s shooting future.
