The All India Shooting Championship has successfully concluded at the Trishul Shooting Range in Dehradun, Uttarakhand. Around 6,900 participants from different parts of the country took part in the prestigious G.V. Mavlankar Championship, showcasing their shooting skills and enthusiasm for the sport. The competition featured 16 categories designed for different age groups, attracting considerable participation from young shooters. Participants praised the event's arrangements, describing the environment as friendly and the support provided by volunteers and judges as helpful. The organisers also highlighted the importance of shooting as a career opportunity, explaining that talented male and female shooters may get opportunities for selection through camps conducted by paramilitary forces. They said the competition was conducted smoothly, with no reported technical faults in the shooting equipment. The Uttar Pradesh State Rifle Association was entrusted with organising the championship. According to the organisers, the objective was not only to encourage young people to take up sports but also to familiarise them with the employment opportunities available in the sporting sector. The successful conclusion of the event has brought together shooters from across India and promoted interest in competitive shooting.