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ARCHERY ASSOCIATION OF INDIA

R E P O R T

OF

THE SECRETARY GENERAL

for the period

1st May, 2010 to 31st August, 2011

Dear Members of the Archery Family

It is my proud privilege and pleasure to place this Secretary General’s Report before AAI General Council

which provides with an overview of the achievements and activities of the Association during the

intervening phase from May, 2010 to August, 2011.

First of all, I would like to mention that a very successful Archery event that was conducted during the

Commonwealth Games. India and England demonstrated their dominance in both the Recurve and

Compound events. This was the first multi-sports games where all five continents won medals in Archery.

The house-full spectators’ stand at the Yamuna Sports Complex has left an unforgettable mark in the minds

of participants, media and FITA.

We have had many important events since our last meeting including two multisport events with Archery as

part of their programme. Another busy period ended and we ought to be pleased with the glorious

outcome in terms of achievements earned by our archers. Besides winning 3 Gold, 1 Silver, 4 Bronze in

2010-Commonwealth Games-Delhi, 1 Silver and 2 Bronze in 2010-Asian Games-Ghanzhou, 1 Silver in World

Championship-Torino, 1 Gold, 1 Silver, 2 Bronze Meals in Youth World-Legnica and 2 Gold, 9 Silver, 3

Bronze in World Cups, Indian archers won a haul of 20 Gold, 21 Silver and 16 Bronze Medals in international

competitions during this period. There has been an obvious growth of activities in the AAI over the past 5

years. Since 2006, this growth has considerably increased owing to introduction of World Cup event by

FITA. There is no sign of any possible change in this evolution. The future workload has to be anticipated

with new resources.

I, on behalf of whole archery and sports fraternity and on my personal behalf take this pleasure opportunity

to congratulate our President, Prof.Vijay Kumar Malhotra for shouldering the responsibility of Indian

Olympic Association as Acting President. Due to his untiring and dedicated efforts, the untenable sports bill

for controlling over the activities of sports federations tabled by the sports ministry has been turned down

by the Union Cabinet. This is making a difference and the tense environment of Indian sports has now

improved in a positive manner.

Deepika Kumari –‘THE CURRENT STAR OF INDIAN ARCHERY’

The 17-year-young Ace Archer, Deepika Kumari (5th seeded), who was entered in Indian team hardly 3

years back, deserves to be singled out for her individual contribution to scale new heights to Indian archery. She proved herself truly as the ‘Current Star of Indian Archery’ through her extraordinary

performances in International and National competitions. The year-2010 has brought her to the public's

notice when she won the Women Recurve Champion’s Title in Commonwealth Games at home ground.

Holding the Cadet World Champion’s title, she recently occupied the top slot of the podium in Junior World

Championship-Poland. She becomes the youngest Indian archer who earned the honour to qualify for the

Olympics. She started her victorious journey with Silver Medal in 3rd World Cup-USA in August 2010,

thereafter she never looked back and bagged Individual Silver Medal in 4th World Cup-Shanghai and

qualified for World Cup Final -2010. Then, she won historical Commonwealth Individual and Team

Champions’ Titles. She was the top scorer amongst team members that clinched Team Bronze Medal in

Asian Games-Guanzhou. In 2011, she was the part of Bronze winning team and 2nd ranked mixed team in 2nd

World Cup-Antalaya in June. Her creditable contribution as a team member of Recurve Women for settling

Silver Medal in the World Championship-Torino for the first time since the inception of Indian archery is

worth mentioning. The tremendous feet in 3rd World Cup-Ogden awarded her Individual as well as Team Silver Medals. In view of her outstanding results in 2011, she has been qualified for the World Cup Final to

be stage in Istanbul on 24-25 September, 2011.

The laudable successes accomplished by Indian archery are :-

•••• Indian Recurve Women team obtained 2nd position and Recurve Men attained 7th position in

overall FITA world ranking. Deepika Kumari and Jayant Talukdar acquired 5th and 15th ranks

respectively in world ranking.

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•••• Indian most experienced squad - Mangal Singh Champia, Jayanta Talukdar and Tarundeep Rai

bagged ‘Silver Medal’ at the 1st World Cup in Crotia in May, 2010.

•••• Jayanta Talukdar, Rahul Banerjee and Mangal Singh Champia occupied the top slot on the

podium at the 2nd World Cup in Turkey in June-July, 2010.

•••• Recurve women team of Deepika Kumari, Dola Banerjee and L.Bombayla Devi won ‘Silver

Medal’ at the 3rd World Cup in USA in August, 2010.

•••• The fearsome trio - Jayanta Talukdar, Tarundeep Rai and Rahul Banerjee possessed the ‘Gold

Medal’ at the 4th World Cup held in China in August, 2010.

•••• Deepika Kumari took Individual Silver and Jayanta Talukdar brought Individual Bronze medal

at the 4th World Cup 2010.

•••• Jayanta Talukdar, Deepika Kumari and Dola Banerjee were declared as qualifier for the World

Cup Final held in UK in September, 2010. Jayanta Talukdar won Bronze Medal in the World Cup

Final 2010 at Edinburg (UK).

•••• India dominated the Commonwealth Games-Delhi by putting total 8 medals in their quiver

including 3 Gold, 1 Silver and 4 Bronze.

•••• Deepika Kumari and Rahul Banerjee won the title of “Commonwealth Individual Champion” in

Recurve Women and Recurve Men Categories.

•••• Indian Recurve Women team – Dola, Deepika and Bombayla won Gold at CWG.

•••• Jayanta Taludar and Dola Banerjee registered win in Bronze Medal matches at CWG.

•••• Compound Men team – C.Srither, Ritul & Jignas bagged Silver medal and Compound Women

team- Jhanu, Bheigyabati and Gagandeep bagged Bronze Medals in CWG 2010.

•••• Tarundeep Rai succeeded to win Individual Silver Medal at 16th Asian Games –Ghanzhou for

the first time in the history of Indian archery.

•••• Recurve Men and Recurve Women team managed to get Bronze Medals at Guanzhou.

•••• Tarundeep Rai Jayanta Talukdar, Rahul Banerjee bagged ‘Silver Medal’ at the 1st Stage World

Cup held in Croatia from 2-7 May, 2011. It is worth mentioning that they entered into semi final

defeating world champion- Korea.

•••• Deepika Kumari, L.Bombayla Devi, and Chekrovolu Swuro settled with ‘Bronze Medal’ at the

2nd Stage World Cup held in Turkey in June, 2011.

•••• Fantastic combination – Jayanta and Deepika won Silver Medal in Mixed event at 2nd World

Cup-Turkey for the first time.

•••• By virtue of their best ever performance in World Championship-Italy in July, 2011, Recurve

women team – Deepika, Bombayala and Chekrovolu got Silver Medal.

•••• The above women team composition secured three quota places for India for the 2012-Olympic

Games –London. Jayanta Talukdar also earned one individual berth for Olympics.

•••• Deepika Kumari, Chekrovolu Swuro and Bombayla Devi grabbed ‘Silver Medal’ at the 3rd Stage

World Cup – Shanghai in August, 2011.

•••• Deepika Kumari showed tremendous feet and won ‘Indvl.Silver Medal’ at the 3rd World Cup.

•••• Deepika Kumari emerged as “Junior Recurve Girls Champion at Youth World Championship-

Poland in August, 2011.

•••• Energetic Junior Recurve Boys’ Team - Rajgovind, Atanu & Somnath Mondal gave a Silver

Medal to India.

•••• Junior Recurve Girls’ (Deepika, Rimil and Seema) Team and Cadet Mixed Recurve (Binod and

Mainaw) hit the target for ‘Bronze Medals’

•••• Based on wonderful performance in World Cup-2011, Deepika Kumari secured berth for the

World Cup Final 2011 to be held at Istanbul from 25th to 26th September, 2011.

•••• Indian contingent returned home with a large number of medals at Asian Grand Prix and Asian

Youth Events held during the year 2011.

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INTERNATIONAL COMPEITTIONS

a) 1st World Cup Archery Tournament-2010

A 16-member Indian Archery Team participated in the 1st Stage of the World Cup Archery Tournament held

at Porec, Croatia from 2nd to 8th May, 2010. The glimpse is as under:-

Recurve Men Recurve Women

1) Tarundeep Rai 1) Dola Banerjee

2) Jayanta Talukdar 2) L. Bombayla Devi

3) Mangal Singh Champia 3) Chekrovolu Swuro

4) Rahul Banerjee 4) Rimil Biriuly

Compound Men Compound Women

1) Chinna Raju Srither 1) Gangandeep Kaur

2) Ratan Singh Khuraijam 2) Jhano Hansda

3) C.H. Jignas 3) Bheigyabati Chanu

4) Isaiah Rajender Sanam 4) Manjudha Soy

Coaches : 1) Shri. Lalremsanga Chhangte 2) Ms. Purnima Manhato

3) Shri Richpal Singh Salaria 4) Shri Wang Woo Lee

Physiotherapist : Ms. Nita Kavuluri

• Recurve Men Team “SILVER MEDAL”

The three-member team of Mangal Singh Champia, Jayanta Talukdar and Tarundeep Rai went down to Italy in the final after having topped the ranking round as No.1 team and settled for the ‘SILVER

MEDAL’ India scored 218 as against Italy's 221 in the title round. They easily crushed the challenges of

Australia, Netherland and Great Britain in elimination round. Mangal, Tarundeep and Rahul began well

but bowed out in third round. In a way, it was a commendable show by the Indian threesome as all most

all the top archery nations in the world were in fray in the championship excepting the world champion

Korea.

• Recurve Women Team

Indian women’s team finished at 9th position. The Indians display in the individual championship can not

be termed as satisfactory as only Rimil Buruily could reach at quarterfinals level,

• Compound Men & Women Teams

There was nothing special occurred to mention in compound category except one women team’s win

over Germany which placed them at 5th position.

a) 2nd World Cup Archery Tournament-2010

Details of Indian team members and their results thereto in the 2nd Stage of the World Cup Archery

Tournament held at Antalya, Turkey from 6th to 11th July, 2010 are as follow :-

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3) Mangal Singh Champia 3) Deepika Kumari


Coaches : 1) Shri. Limba Ram 2) Shri Lokesh Chand

3) Shri Wang Wo Lee


• Recurve Men – TEAM GOLD MEDAL

The Indian trio - Rahul Banerjee, Mangal Singh Champia and Jayanta Talukdar demonstrated their abilities as a team and clinched “GOLD MEDAL” by defeating the United States by 218 points to 214

in the final. Belarus 224-211 in the pre-quarterfinals, downed Russia 224-219 in the quarterfinals and got

rid of Japan 216-213 in the semifinals. They proved too good against the US and maintained the lead

throughout the final to win the first gold medal of the World Cup 2010 segment.

Jayanta Talukdar lost in quarterfinal against Shungo Tabata of Japan. Mangal Singh Champia

unfortunately lost his first round match. Tarundeep Rai was eliminated in the second round. Rahul

Banerjee, having got the second seeding, fell to Chinese archer in the pre-quarterfinals.

• Recurve Women

Deepika Kumari ended fourth in the women's individual. She lost to Ukraine archer in the semi final by

six points to two. In the bronze medal play-off, Ksenia Perova of Russia showed better results. Dola was

moving well towards medal with three triumphs but unfortunately she lost her consistency in quarter

final.

b) 3rd Asian Archery Grand Prix-2010

Below named sixteen members Indian Archery Team played in the 3rd Asian Archery Grand Prix-2010

to be held at Chinese Taipei from 28th June to 4th July, 2010 :-


1) Atanu Das 1) Seema Verma


1) Chinna Raju Srither 1) Namita Yadav


3) I.R. Sanam 3) Vrushali Gorle

4) Ritul Chatterjee 4) Sakro Besra

Coaches : 1) Shri. R.B. Tamang 2) Shri Harinder Singh

3) Ms. D. Saiswari

Sports Analyst : Shri Shashi Sharaff

The compound archers displayed a tremendous potential in the Asian event. Altogether 6 medals including

3 Gold, 2 Silver and 1 Bronze were collected by them. The highlights of Indian Archery teams’

achievements are as follows: -

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• C.Srither and Namita Yadav won Gold Medals in Compound Men and Women individual

Categories;

• Kh.Rattan Singh clinched Silver Medal in Individual capacity in Compound Men section;

• Indian Compound Women Team comprised of Namita Yadav, Jhanu Hansda, Vrushali

Gorle bagged Gold Medal defeating Chinese Taipei team;

• Indian Compound Men Team consisted of C.Srither, Kh.Ratan Singh and IR Sanam placed

at 2nd position loosing final match against Malaysia; &

• Ritul Chatterjee won Indvl. Bronze Medal in Compound Men event.

c) 3rd Stage of the World Cup Archery Tournament-2010

The following thirteen played in 3rd Stage of the World Cup Archery Tournament held at Ogden, USA,

August 4-8, 2010 : -



2) Kapil 2) L. Bombayla Devi


4) K. Shiva Shankar 4) Punya Prabha

Coaches : 1) Shri. Limba Ram 2) Shri Lalremsanga Chhangte

3) Shri Wang Woo Lee


Manager : Shri Abhai Jawa

• Recurve Women – ‘TEAM SILVER MEDAL’

Indian Recurve Women Team – Deepika Kumari, Dola Banerjee and L.Bombayla Devi missed the opportunity to win Gold Medal and had to settle for the ‘SILVER MEDAL’ at the 3rd World Cup securing

204 points against 209 against Korea.

Indian team outplayed Georgia 220-201 points in the first round, ousted Spain in the quarterfinal at 218-

182 and overcame China in the semi-final 215-206.

Dola Banerjee and Deepika Kumari managed to reach the pre-quarterfinals before bowing out but

eliminated loosing against Chinese and Korean archers. L. Bombayla Devi crashed to Dola in the second

round while Punya Prabha was defeated in the first round.

• Recurve Men

The men's recurve team missed out this time losing to Italy in the quarterfinals. Tarundeep Rai, Mangal

Singh and Kapil lost at 216-219 after defeating Colombia at 215-213 in the first round. The men's team

stood third overall with a total of 1982 in qualification round.

In individual capacity, Tarundeep Rai bowed in the second round whereas Mangal Singh Champia and

Kapil did not go beyond first round.

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• Recurve Women

The overall position was not matched with the instant image of Indian Women team. They ended sixth

with 1915 points in preliminary round.

d) 4th Stage World Cup Archery Tournament-2010

The following archers and coaches were selected to participate in the 4th Stage in the 4th Stage World Cup

Archery at Shanghai, China from 2nd to 5th September, 2010 :-







1) Chinna Raju Srither 1) Gangandeep Kaur


3) C.H. Jignas 3) Bheigyabati Chanu

4) Ritul Chatterjee 4) Sakro Besra

Coaches : 1) Ms. D. Saiswari 2) Ms. Purnima Manhato

3) Shri Richpal Singh Salaria 4) Shri Wang Woo Lee


India picked up one gold, one silver and a bronze in fourth phase of World Cup meet.

• Recurve Men – ‘TEAM GOLD AND INDIVIDUAL BRONZE MEDALS’

Jayanta Talukdar, Tarundeep Rai and Rahul Banerjee clinched the ‘GOLD MEDAL’ from Japan by 224

points to 220. India's first round victim was Great Britain, one of the strong contenders at the

Commonwealth Games, at 218-215. Host China was no match in the semifinals as India coasted to 222-

214 triumph.

Jayanta Talukdar gave India the men's ‘Individual Recurve Bronze Medal’ with two wins and a loss

against Athens Olympic champion Marco Galiazzo of Italy. Talukdar won the fourth meeting between

the two with a measure of comfort. Jayanta ended with seven points as against the Italian's three. Jayanta

Talukdar too was in the threshold of making it to the final of the men's individual recurve but failed to

overcome Lee Chang-Hwan of Korea 2-6 in the semifinals. He overcame Beijing Olympic Games gold

medalist Viktor Ruban of Ukraine 6-4 in the quarterfinals. Talukdar is in fray for the bronze medal

provided he quells the challenge of Athens Olympic Champion Marco Galiazzo of Ialy.

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• Recurve Women – ‘Individual Silver Medal’

Teenager Deepika Kumari however, failed to make history succumbing to the intense pressure of playing her maiden senior final and lost to Korea's Bo Bae Ki to settle for ‘Individual Silver Medal’. In

the best of five sets final, Deepika went out of the contest after losing the first two sets. Though she tied

the third one for a point, the Korean came up with three perfect 10s to seal the victory. Before this, she

defeated Wu Hui Ju of Chinese Taipei 6-0 in the semifinals and downed fifth seed Lorig Khatuna of the

U.S in a close quarterfinal battle at 6-5. Dola Banerjee lost in pre-quarterfinals whereas Bombayla Devi

and Rimil Buruily both knocked out in the first round.

• Mix Recurve Double

Indian archers were not used to the new concept of mixed team introduced resulting recurve mixed

team of Talukdar and Deepika, seeded third, went down to 14th seeded Mexico at 142-145

• Compound Women

The women's compound team with Jhano Hansdah, Bheigyabati Chanu and Gagandeep Kaur, did fairly

well going out in the quarterfinals. Having beaten New Zealand in Round No.1, the team came a cropper

against the US at 218-226.

• Mix Recurve Double

Kh. Ratan Singh and Jhano Hansdah, ranked 10th, ousted Italy 153-151 but lost to the US in the

quarterfinals at 150-154.

e) World Cup finals

It is a matter of great honour and pleasure that Shri Jayanta Talukdar in Recurve Men and Recurve

Women of Ms. Dola Banerjee and Ms. Deepika Kumari have been declared as qualifier for the Archery

World Cup Final held at Edinburg (Great Britain) from 18th to 19th September, 2010 based on their

excellent show in four legs World Cup Archery Competitions-2010 held at Croatia, Turkey, USA and

China. Ms.Purnima Mahato (Coach) Ms.K.Nita (Physiotherapist) were accompanied the squad.

• Jayanta Talukdar – ‘INDIVIDUAL BRONZE MEDAL’

Talukdar has twice entered into the World Cup Final in 2006 and 2009 but failed to win the top place.

This was his third attempt. Jayanta Talukdar came with his victory over defending 2004-Athens Olympic

Champion Marco Galiazzo(Italy) to take the Bronze Medal in three sets (30,29,26,29 Vs 29,26,27,28). In

the quarterfinal match, Talukdar ousted World Champion - Frangilli Michele of Italy scoring 26, 25, 28,

30, 29 against 26, 27, 26, 26, 29 but failed to edge out B.Ellison of USA in the Semi-Finals ultimately met with M.Galiazzo in the Bronze Medal Match. Finally he came with victory to take the BRONZE MEDAL

in three sets (30, 29, 26, 29 Vs 29, 26, 27, 28). The effort of Talukdar in the World Cup final was

creditable. Talukdear and Galiazzo have met five times before the World Cup and Talukdar won four

matches.

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• Dola Banerjee and Deepika Kumari

Dola Banerjee qualified for the final held at Dubai in 2007 and titled as World Cup Final Champion.

Deepika is the second Indian woman to make it to the final.

Dola Banerjee could not come up with the expectations and lost her first match loosing all her three sets.

She stood at 8th position.

In view of less exposure to shoot in senior international competitions, she lost to Victoriya Koval at a

close match (4-6).

f) XIX Commonwealth Games – Delhi

The XIX Commonwealth Games were successfully organised at Delhi from 3rd to 14th October 2010.

The competition was held in 17 sports and 7,572 athletes from 71 Commonwealth Nations competed in

these Games. It was also the largest international multi-sport event to be staged in Delhi and India,

eclipsing the Asian Games in 1951 and 1982. Archery competition was played at newly built Archery

Stadium in DDA Yamuna Sports Complex, Surajmal Vihar, Delhi from 4th to 10th October, 2010.

All participating member nations of the Commonwealth including archers, team officials, technical

officials, presidents/secretaries appreciated and applauded the management and organization of

Archery event and Commonwealth Games as a whole. However, there were some lapses and delays on

the part of preparation of Field of Final Play. I must appreciate the enthusiastic team members of

International Archery Federation (FITA) who worked very hard with Archery Association of India to fill

up the gaps for delivering best possible results.

Commonwealth Games received widespread international media attention, with criticism being leveled

against the organisers for the slow pace of work, as well as issues related to security and hygiene. The

President of the International Olympic Committee, Jacques Rogge, said that India had made a good

foundation for a future Olympics bid. Commonwealth games Federation Chief Mike Fennell stated that

"Delhi delivered a fantastic Games". The final medal tally was led by Australia. The host nation India had

its best performance ever to finish second.

India created a new record not only remained at the second position in the medals tally but also won its

highest haul of medals in the Commonwealth games. India won total 38 Gold, 27 Silver and 36 Bronze

Medals in CWG 2010. Australia on No. 1 with 78 Gold Medals & England on 3rd position with 37 Gold

Medals, 27 Silver Medal, 36 Bronze Medal.

Indian archers were trilled and motivated a lot to get the enthusiastic support from boisterous home

spectators. The cheering loud was so much that can be judged from the facts that announcer had to

request Indian spectators again and again for keeping silence at crucial moment unable the shooter to

concentrate on target.

Based on selection trials and continous rigorous training of more than three years, twelve-archers, five-

coaches and two officials have been short-listed to compete in Archery competition :-


1) Rahul Banerjee 1) Dola Banerjee

2) Jayanta Talukdar 2) Deepika Kumari

3) Tarundeep RAi 3) Bombayla Devi

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1) Chinna Raju Srither 1) Jhanu Hansdah

2) Ritul Banerjee 2) Bheigyabati Chanu

3) Jignas 3) Gagandeep Kaur

Coaches : 1) Shri. Limba Ram 4) Shri R.B. tamang

2) Shri Richal Singh Salaria 5) Shri Harender Singh

3) Ms. Purnima Mahato


Manager : Shri Ajai Gupta

The game of Archery has contributed 3 gold, 1 silver and 4 bronze in bringing the Indian medal tally

to 101 figure in the Commonwealth Games. However, the number of Golds and Silvers were not as

per due expectation of the association. The performance report of our archers is mentioned below :-

• Recurve Women ‘Individual GOLD MEDAL’ - 16-year old prodigy, Deepika Kumari had

created history by winning first ever individual GOLD Medal in Archery at Commonwealth Games

defeating three times Olympian – Ms. AJ Williamson comfortably. The level of her form can be

understood from the fact that she won all three sets earning 27, 28, 30 against 26, 25, 24. Before this,

she registered victory over Australian archer in quarterfinal and Malaysian archer in semi final. She

impressed a lot with her performance. She got the 1st rank in qualification stage also.

• Recurve Men – ‘INDIVIDUAL GOLD MEDAL’ – Rahul Banerjee occupied the top slot of the

podium by in the men’s Recurve Individual event. He pushed Canadian Archer – Lyon Jason to the

silver place in a nerve wrecked final match in 6-5 sets. It was really surprising that Rahul won last

three matches in tie breaker. Similar as Deepika, he was in top position in qualification round.

• Women Recurve ‘TEAM GOLD MEDAL’ – Recurve Women trio – Deepika Kumari, Dola

Banerjee and Bombayala Devi edged out England (207-206) for gold in a neck to neck final match of

Commonwealth Games. They defeated Malayasia in semi Final

• Compound Men ‘TEAM SILVER MEDAL’- One Silver medal came in the quiver of Indian

troop through Men’s compound team comprising of C.Srither, Ritual Chatterjee and Ch.Jignas. The

trio lost the final to England 232-229. Before the final, they trounced New Zealand (226 Vs 225) in

quarter final and South Africa in close Semi Final (226 Vs 224). Individual performance of both

compound men and women team was below the average.

• Recurve Men ‘TEAM BRONZE MEDAL’ – Our recurve team that includes Rahul Banerjee,

Jayanta Talukdar and Tarundeep Rail lost to Australia in the semi final at 216-211 and compelled to

meet with England at Bronze Medal. Trio eliminated Sri Lanka (213 -211) at Quarter final.

• Compound Women ‘TEAM BRONZE MEDAL”- in the women’s team compound bronze

medal play off, Jhano, Bheigyabati & Gagandeep defeated Malaysia by 4 points margin (223 -219)

and took away Bronze.

• Recurve Men and Women ‘INDIVIDUAL BRONZE MEDLAS’- Jayanta Talukdar and Dola

Benrejee won Individual Bronze Medals for the country in their respective categories.

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g) 16th Asian Games - Guanzhou

The selected Archers tied their laces to face the stiff challenge from rest Asian countries in the 16th Asian

Games at Guangzhou (China) from 12-27 November, 2010. The details of team members are as follows :-


1) Rahul Banerjee 1) Dola Banerjee


3) Mangal Singh Champia 3) Rimil Buruily

4) Tarundeep Rai 4) L.Bombayla Devi

Coaches : 1) Shri Limba Ram

2) Mrs. Purnima Mahato

Physiotherapist : Ms.Nita Kavuluri

Manager : Shri Gunjan Abrol

India got a record umber of 64 medals and stood at 6th position in the medal tally, which is India’s best ever

performance since inception of Asian Games. Indian archers also put up a commendable show improving

their last feat, i.e recurve men’s Bronze medal in 15th Asian Games-Doha

• Tarundeep Rai lost to Korean archer in the finals and won the “INDIVIDUAL SILVER MEDAL”.

• Recurve Men team consisted of S/Shri Rahul Banerjee, Mangal Singh Champia, Jayanta Talukdar won the “BRONZE MEDAL” This was India’s recurve men team second medal in Asian Games after

winning Bronze in Doha Asian Games.

• Recurve Women team of Deepika Kumari, Dola Banerjee and Rimil Biruily occupied the 3rd place by winning “BRONZE MEDAL”.

Recurve Men - ‘INDIVIDUAL SILVER AND TEAM BRONZE MEDALS’

Recurve Men created history by winning first ever individual Medal in Archery at Asian Games. Tarundeep Rai gave a tough fight to top seeded Woojin Kim of Korea in a spectacular final and bagged

‘Silver Medal’. The level of shooting can be understood from the five sets – 28-28, 27-28, 29-28, 27-28, 27-

29. Tarun was proved himself the best at every step in his march to the final. He had possibly gained the

confidence in brilliant victory over second seeded Jinhyed Oh of Korea in neck to neck fight match – 26-27,

30-26,28-28,29-27,28-28. In the first two rounds, he defeated archers of Vietnam and Malaysia comfortably.

Men’s archery team -Rahul Banerjee, Jayanta Talukdar and Mangal Singh did a tremendous job and won a ‘Bronze Medal’ defeating Chinese Taipei (220 Vs 215) in the playoff. Incidentally, men team also lost to

world champions South Korea at semi-final (222 Vs 216). They faced hardly any difficulty in edging out

Bangladesh (221 Vs 186) at pre-quarter final and Nepal (221 Vs 194) at quarter final.

Recurve Women – ‘TEAM BRONZE MEDAL’

The fearsome trio – Deepika Kumari, Dola Banerjee and Rimil Biruily subdued a strong challenge from Chinese Taipei (218-217) in ‘Bronze Medal’ Match to clinch a historic first ever medal in women section in

the Asian Games’ history. In the semi final, they rattled the Koreans throughout the match with their never

say-die attitude and matched them arrow for arrow and even led the world champions at one stage.

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h) 1st Stage World Cup Archery Tournament-2011

The 1st Stage World Cup Tournament at Porec, Croatia from 2-7 May, 2011 was the beginning of another

hectic session of the World Cup-2011 series in which Contingent of 21 members represented the country :-



2) Viswash 2) Bombayla Devi Laishram


4) Tarundeep Rai 4) Seema Verma


1) Ritul Chatterjee 1) Jhano Hansdah

2) Chinna Raju Srither 2) Bheigyabati Chanu

3) Isaiah Rajender Sanam 3) Gagandeep Kaur

4) Ch.Jignas 4) Namita Yadav

Coaches 1) Shri. Limba Ram 4) Shri Ravi Shankar

2) Shri Richal Singh Salaria 5) Ms.D.Saiswari Dunga


Recurve Men – SILVER MEDAL

India’s Men team consisting of S/Shri Tarundeep Rai Jayanta Talukdar, Rahul Banerjee lost to the U.S. in the men's final of the recurve team event at 219-221 and bagged ‘SILVER MEDAL’ to its credit. The Indians

seemed to have lapsed in concentration in the final end of six arrows as they shot three 8s which enabled the Americans to pull away to 54-51 in that end for a final score of 221-219 in their favour. It was really a

big surprised for the entire world archery fraternity that Indian archers entered into final by

registering triumphant victory over World Champion- Korea (219-217) in an interesting semi final for

the first time in the history. He also overcame Canada (216-197), Italy (223-217) in pre-quarter final and

quarter finals. indian archery. Unfortunately, they lost to USA (219-221) in the finals.

In individual event, Tarundeep Rai (Rk.8) and Jayanta Talukdar (Rk.16) went to 1/8 and 1/16 rounds respectively.

Recurve Women

Recurve women archers-Deepika Kumari, Bombyala Devi, Seema Verma also performed well as a team. They

eliminated Colombia and Denmark in 1/8 and ¼ matches with comfortable magin but could not hold their nerve

against Russia in semi final scoring less score of 191 Vs 200. They fought bronze medal match with Germany but did not succeed to convert into a victory. Recurve Women team ranked 4th in the 1st World Cup.

Comparatively new archer, Seema Verma managed to enter in elimination round before bowing out to a

superior Korean archer and ranked at 7th. Bombayla Devi’s rank was 17th.

Compound Women

Compound Women team improved a lot in compare to their preceding year’s performance. They got

respectable 5th position registering one win in their name. Jhanu Hansdah impressed with her individual

display. Her overall ranking was 9th.

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i) 3rd Asian Grand Prix and Youth Asian Archery Championship

Indian contingent gathered a haul of 11 Gold, 6 Silver and 4 Bronze Medals in the Asian Grand Prix and Asian

Youth Archery Championship held at Dhaka, Bangladesh . Junior Recurve ‘A’ Team won 4 Gold and 1 Bronze

whereas Senior Compound men and women collected 4 Gold, 3 Silver and 2 Bronze in 3rd Asian Grand Prix.

Junior Recurve ‘B’ team also demonstrated their potential by winning 3 Gold, 3 Silver and 1 Bronze in the Asian

Youth Archery Championship :-


1. Somnath Mondal 1. Rimil Buriuly

2. Atanu Das 2. Sumita Kumari

3. Rajgovind Swansi 3. Dipali Boro

4. Mangal Ho 4. Antar Basak


1. Ch.Jignas 1. Jhanu Hansdah

2. C.Srither 2. Namita Yadav

3. L.Haridas 3. Gagandeep Kaur

4. Anil Kumar 4. Manjudha Soy

Recurve Junior Boys Recurve Junior Girls

1. Parasan Nath 1. Gunjan Kumari

2. Mukesh Tamang 2. Minane Boro

3. Pawan Xalxo 3. Mainaw Narzary

4. Hemanta Basumatary 4. Pratima Boro

Coaches : 1) Ms.D.Saiswari 2) Shri Gajendera Sharma

3) Shri Mim Gurung 4) Shri Rajendra Guiya

5) Shri Raj Kumar Raju Singh

M e d a l T a l l y

3rd Asian Grand Prix Archery Championship Name M/W Rec./Com Indv/Team Gold Silver Bronze

Rimil Buriuly Women Recurve Individual 1 - -

Atanu Das Men Recurve Individual 1 - -

Rimil, Sumita & Dipali Women Recurve Team 1 - -

Atanu Das & Rimil Buriuly M+W Recurve Double 1 - -

Jhano Hansda Women Compound Individual 1 - -

L. Haridas Men Compound Individual 1 - -

Gagandeep, Jhano & Namita Women Compound Team 1 - -

C.Srither, Jignas & Anil Kr. Men Compound Team 1 - -

Gagandeep Kour Women Compound Individual - 1 -

Ch. Jignas Men Compound Individual - 1 -

C.Sither & Gagandeep M+W Compound Double - 1 -

Namita Yadav Women Compound Individual - - 1

Chinna Raju Srither Men Compound Individual - - 1

Atanu, Rajgovind & Somnath Men Recurve Team - - 1

Total 8 3 3

Asian Youth Archery Championship Pawan Xalxo Men Recurve Individual 1 - -

Mainaw, Himani, Gunjan Women Recurve Team 1 - -

Pawan, Prashan, Hemant Men Recurve Team 1 - -

Himani Boro Women Recurve Individual - 1 -

Hemanta Basumatary Men Recurve Individual - 1 -

Pawan + Mainaw M+ W Recurve Mixed - 1 -

Mainaw Narzay Women Recurve Invidiaul - - 1

Total 3 3 1

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As many as 123 archers from 14 countries participated in the two tournaments. Interestingly, two Indian

coaches turned out for Bangladesh and Iraq. Nitsht Das, younger brother of late Shri Soumen Das(SAI,

Coach), has been with the Bangladesh National team for many years now and Delhi-born Lokesh Chand has

been handling the Iraqi National side for a year now. Indian Archery wishes the two a very successful

career.

j) 2nd Stage of the World Cup Archery Tournament-2011

The 11 Members Team comprised of below named Archers and officials participated in the 2nd Stage of the

World Cup Archery Tournament held at Antalya, Turkey from 6th to 12th June, 2011: -



2) Thupuvoyi Swuro 2) Bombayla Devi Laishram

3) Rahul Banerjee 3) Chekrovolu Swuro

4) Tarundeep Rai 4) Seema Verma

Coaches : 1) Shri Limba Ram 2) Shri Dharmendra Tiwary


Recurve Women – ‘TEAM BRONZE MEDAL’

Laishram Bombayla Devi, Deepika Kumari and Chekrovolu Swuro moved into the bronze medal play-off against Ukraine after losing to the US in the semifinals. They finally grabbed the ‘BRONZE MEDAL’ with 9

points advantage over their close rival, Ukraine at 206-197. Before this, they beaten Turkey in the first

round (208-207) and Russia in second round (209-208).

The young archer - Deepika Kumari came up with an outstanding performance and finished fourth overall

(1354 points) in the qualification round which helped India finishing second (4005 points) behind Korea in

the team ranking.

Recurve Mixed – ‘TEAM SILVER MEDAL’

The Mix team Jayanta Talukdar and Deepika Kumari, settled for ‘SILVER’ in the final of the recurve mixed

team event. The Indians lost to the Chinese pair by a margin of 3 points (133-136). This was the first time an

Indian side reached the final of the mixed team event.

L) 46th World Outdoor Archery Championship

3 Men and 3 Women Archers in Recurve section were selected to represent the country in the 46th World

Outdoor Target Archery Championship at Torino, Italy from 3rd to 10th July, 2011

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1) Rahul Banerjee 1) Deepika Kumari

2) Jayanta Talukdar 2) Chekrovolu Swuro

3) Tarundeep Rai 3) L. Bombayla Devi

Coaches : 1) Shri Ravi Shankar

2) Mrs. Purnima Mahato Physiotherapist : Shri Jaideep Das Choudhury

Team Captain : Shri Paresh Nath Mukherjee

Recurve Women – ‘TEAM SILVER MEDAL’

It was a glorious moment when Indian recurve women's teams of Deepika Kumari, Chekrovolu Swuro and

Laishram Bombayla Devi entered maidenly into the final of the World Championship for the first time. The

best so far was fourth place finish by an Indian women's team at the 2005-World Championship-Madrid Worlds. They performed exceedingly well in the competition and settled for “SILVER MEDAL” after

losing the final to their Italian opponents (210-207).However, both the teams were appeared quite nervous

on the field. The Indians had the best round of 54 in the final end yet the team fell short by three points as

the Italians celebrated the world title.

Edging out strong France team in the first round by Recurve women team cleared the path to book

three quota places for India for the 2012-Olympic Games –London.

Women Archers gave India a flying start to the world championship by qualifying a creditable fourth with a

total of 4005 points. Deepika (ranked 9th) was the best among the three Indians. She finished the four-

distance qualifying round with a total of 1343. Bombayla was 15th with 1336 and Chekrovolu was 26th with

1326. Deepika Kumari and Laishram Bombayla Devi failed to cross the third round whereas Chekrovolu

bowed out in the second.

Recurve Men

Recurve Men team of Jayanta Talukdar, Tarundeep Rai and Rahul Banerjee did not control their nerves as a

team and lost to China in a neck to neck pre-quarter final match 216 Vs 215.

In individual elimination round, Jayanta Talukdar earned an individual Olympic quota place for

Olympics. Jayanta who was seeded fifth in the qualification round began his campaign from the

third round match against Finland archer and won by six points to four. This victory earned him an

London-Olympic-2012 ticket. Unfortunately he could not sustain long and lost the pre-quarter final match.

Tarundeep Rai, who was also in the third round, went down to Athens Olympic gold medalist Marco

Galiazzo of Italy giving a tough fight. The third Indian Rahul Banerjee, ranked 72nd, lost to Japanese.

Mixed Team

Ace shooters –Jayanta and Deepika managed to edge out Ukraine pair lost in quarter final fighting against

Poland.

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M) 3rd Stage of the World Cup Archery Tournament-2011

The performance details of our team members in the 3rd Stage of the World Cup Archery Tournament held

at Ogden (USA) from 2nd to 6th August, 2011 are as follows :-



2) Viswas 2) Laishram Bombayala Devi

3) Atanu Das 3) Chekrovolu Swuro

4) Thupuvoyi Swuro 4) Prativa Boro


1) Ch.Jignas 1) Jhanu Hansda

2) Chinna Raju Srither 2) Gagandeep Kaur

3) Ritul Chatterjee 3) Manjudha Soy

4) Kh. Ratan Singh 4) Namita Yadav

Officials

1) Mr.Limba Ram 2) Mr.Richpal Singh Salaria

3) Ms.Purnima Mahato 4) Mr.Jaideep Das Choudhary

5) Mr.Ravi Shankar

Recurve Women – ‘INDIVIDUAL AND TEAM SILVER MEDALS’

In the women’s recurve team event, our team-mates Deepika Kumari, Chekrovolu Swuro and Bombayla

Devi lost in the final to team of Ukrain by a margin of three points. They scored 210 point against Ukrine’s 213 and bagged SILVER MEDAL’. They thrashed Chile (205-184) and Britain (214-207) before stunning

China (209-207) in the semi final to set up the summit clash against Ukrain.

Deepika Kumari showed tremendous potential in elimination round and she kept aside all her contenders in

a row to reach final but failed to get rid of top seeded Chinese archer. She declared as runner up in the competition by awarding ‘SILVER MEDAL’.

Recurve Men

Jayanta Talukdar, Vishwas and Thupuvoyi Swuro which finished sixth in the qualifications went down to

China in the semi finals. They eliminated Iran (224-218) in the pre-quarters before getting the better of

France 224-222. Finally, they had to make themselves satisfied with fourth rank. Jayanta (7th rank) and

Vishwas (9th) could impress with their performance in capacity.

Compound Women – ‘SILVER MEDAL’

It was the wonderful performance that the trio of Gangandeep Kaur, Manjudha Soy and Jhano Hansdah (Compound Women Team) took ‘SILVER MEDAL’. They had started fine in the competition defeating

more-fancied Mexico and France in the quarterfinals and the semi-finals respectively to make it to the title

round for the first time. In the finals, American team won by comfortable margins – 57-55, 58-55 and 57-55.

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N) Youth World Outdoor Target Archery Championship- 2011

A twenty-nine members Indian Archery Team participated in the Youth World Outdoor Archery

Championships at Legnica(Poland) from 22-28 August,2011, details of which are :-

Recurve Junior Boys Recurve Junior Girls

1. Somnath Mondal 1. Deepika Kumari

2. Atanu Das 2. Seema Verma

3. Rajgovind Swansi 3. Rimil Buriuly

Compound Junior Boys

1. Ch.Jignas

2. Ritual Chatterjee

3. Vimledra Pandey

Recurve Cadet Boys Recurve Cadet Girls

1. Sanjay Boro 1. Himane Boro

2. Binod Swansi 2. Gunjan Kumari

3. Hurdub Tiriya 3. Mainaw Narzary

Compound Cadet Boys Compound Cadet Girls

1. Ravi Sardar 1. V.Jyothi Surekha

2. M.Chiranjeevi 2. S.Jayalakshmi

3. Saurav Dutta 3. Shakshi Vaidwan

Coaches

1. Mr.Limba Ram 2. Ms.Purnima Mahato

3. Mr.Mim Bahadur Gurung 4. Mr.Rajendra Guiya

5. Mr.Raj Kumar Raju Singh

Our second and third line of archers – Deepika Kumari, Rimil Buriuly, Seema Verma, Atanu Das, Rajgovind

Swansi, Somnath Mondal, Ch.Jigas, Binod Swansi, Mainaw Narzary, Sanjay Boro proved themselves right as

an Assets for the Indian Archery. Each member of both Junior and Cadet Teams contributed his/her fullest

in bringing the Indian flag up in the Youth World Championship. However, two medals in Junior Recurve

Mix event and Cadet Recurve Boys’ Team have been missed narrowly.

The achievements conquered by Indian Archers during the events are given as under :-

• Deepika Kumari becomes “CHAMPION” in JUNIOR RECURVE GIRLS category

Continuing her genius performance in the qualification round scoring 1329 (3rd rank) out of 1440

possible points and after getting bye in 1/48 and 1/24 rounds as per new rules, Deepika Kumari

easily defeated Archers from Germany in 1/16, Australia in 1/8 and USA archer in ¼ match scoring

115 against 104. In the Semis, she had beaten Ms.Jeon H of Korea in a very exciting match (112/108).

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She overcame a stiff challenge from top seeded Kim Minjung of Korea to claim the Junior Recurve

individual Gold Medal. In the clash of top honour, The Korean won the first set to pick up two points,

but Deepika roared back not only to cover up the gap but also to win the next three consecutive sets to pip the Korean and emerged truly as “JUNIOR RECURVE GIRLS CHAMPION”. She was

consistent throughout the championship. This was her second World Champion Title, as she won Gold

Medal in Cadet Recurve Girls section in Youth World Championship -2009 in Ogden.

• Junior Recurve Boys’ Team “SILVER MEDAL”– Rajgovind, Atanu & Somnath Mondal

Junior Recurve Boys’ Team of Rajgovind Swansi, Atanu Das and Somnath Mondal gave a ‘SILVER

MEDAL’ to India on the concluding day of the 12th Youth World Championship in Poland after going

down to Korea 200-215. They defeated comparatively strong Maxico Team (222 Vs 208) and Turkey

(223 Vs 206) in pre-quarter and quarter finals. They fought boldly with Netherland scoring 214 Vs 209

but lost to Korea finally with huge margin of 15 points.

• Junior Recurve Girls’ Team “BRONZE MEDAL”- Deepika, Rimil and Seema

Junior Recurve Girls’ Team consisting of Deepika Kumari, Rimil Biruily and Seema Verma was

eliminated in Semi Final rolling two triumphs to win Pre-quarter and quarter finals against Italy (204 Vs

194) and Russia (208 Vs 200). They went down to Korea in Semi Final (214 Vs 200). While meeting with Japan in Bronze Medal match, they crushed them for grabbed Bronze Medal by 12 points.

• Cadet Mixed Recurve “BRONZE MEDAL”– Binod Swansi and Mainaw Narzary

The other ‘Bronze Medal’ came in the Cadet Mixed Recurve team consisting of Binod Swansi and

Mainaw Narzary to beat Bulgaria 146 Vs 145 in the Bronze Medal play off. They trounced Turkey and

Netherland but luck did not favour them to upset Russian team in the tie-breaker semi final {146 (17) Vs

146 (19)}

Other admirable achievements of Junior and Cadet archers are shown as under :-

• Cadet Girls’ Recurve Team got 4th position lost their Bronze Medal match against Russia

• Deepika Kumari and Atanu Dass ranked 4th loosing Bronze Medal match from Chinese

Taipai in Junior Mix Recurve section. They registered two wins against Mexico and

Poland.

• Atanu Das and Ravi Sardar also successed to play quarterfinal in individual round.

Annexures B (I) - B(XV) showing the individual as well as team results and scores of Indian

Teams in International Competitions held during the period under report are attached

herewith.

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National Competitions :

Details of domestic Competitions staged during the period under report are given as under :-

I) The 3rd Mini (Recurve, Compound and Indian Round) National Championship was

conducted at Vijaywada (Andhra Pradesh) from 26th to 31st August, 2010 by Andhra Pradesh

Archery Association with the association of Volga Archery Academy. 133 boys and girls

under 13-years had participated along with 35 team officials. Jharkhand, Andhra Pradesh,

Uttar Pradesh, Maharashtra and Punjab performed better results and took away more than

90% of total medals.

II) The 18th Sahara Senior (Indian Round) National Championship was conducted at

Hosangabad (MP) from 27-31 October, 2010 under the auspicious of M.P. Archery

Association. The championship was a grand show in the presence of 207 Archers and 56

officials from 35 State Associations/Units. Assam, Tripura and SSCB impressed with their

performance.

III) The 33rd Junior (Recurve and Compound Round) National Champ. was conducted under

the cold waves at Yamuna Sports Complex, Delhi from 26-31 December, 2010 by Delhi

Archery Association successfully. More than 210 boys and girls competitors along with 45

team officials from 23 State Associations/Units participated in the event. The Archers

belonging to SSCB, SPSB, Jharkhand, Andhra Pradesh and Assam had dominated.

IV) The 31st Sub-Junior(Recurve, Compound & Indian Round) National Champ.was

organised at Dhanbad, (Jharkhand) from 19th to 24th January, 2011 under the auspicious of

Steel Sports Promotion Board. A record number of 356(boys & girls) archers along with 65

team officials from 26 State Associations/Units participated in the event. Performance of

Assam, SPSB and Meghalaya in Recurve whereas archers of Jharkhand, Maharashtra, Andhra

Pradesh and Delhi took almost medals in compound event. Archers of Assam, West Bengal

Jharkhand and U.P demonstrated good results in Indian style event.

V) The 31st Sahara Senior (Recurve and Compound) National Championship was Organized

at Vijayawada (Andhra Pradesh) from 5th to 10th February, 2011 under the aegis of Andhra

Pradesh Archery Association and Volga Archery Academy. The attendance of 327 Senior

Men and Women renowed Archers and officials of 38 State Associations/Units made the event

a grand success. SPSB, Indian Railways, Jharkhand, Nagaland and SSCB proved their

dominance in Recurve and member units – Andhra Pradesh, Indian Railway, Manipur and

Jharkhand went away maximum number of medals in compound category.

VI) The Junior (Indian Round) National Championship – The responsibility to host the

Junior (Indian Round) NC has been taken over by Jharkhand Archery Association at

Kharsawan (Jharkhand) from 27th to 30th March, 2011. Archery Association of Kharsawan Distt.

played an important and active role in organizing such a championship there. It is reported

that participants around 140 boys and girls accompanied with 38 team officials of 21 member

units played in the event. The Archers belonging to Jharkhand, Assam, Delhi and Uttar

Pradesh gathered majority of the medals.

VII) 34th National Games - After a considerable delay, 34th National Games were conducted

successfully at Ranchi, Jamshedpur and Dhanbad. JRD TATA Sports Complex, Jamshedpur

was earmarked for holding Archery competition from 19th to 26th February, 2011. The host

State – Jharkhand was on the top of the medal tally with 3 Gold, 2 Silver and 3 Bronze medals

above SSCB ( 2nd) and Assam (3rd).

Attached Annexures C (I) – C(VII) may be referred for precise details.

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It was good to see that some previous National records in Recurve, Compound and Indian round Men &

Women categories were broken in the National Championships conducted during the year 2007. The best

part of National activities was the State Associations that had no results in the past have defeated the

experienced State/Units. This trend and spirit needs to be continued in future for the rightful development

of our game.

The responsible State Associations/Units, organizers did a great job for which I wish to place on record my

sincere thanks and congratulations to them. A good number of participation in terms of number of States

and archers has been a positive sign towards board basing of archery. The level of organisation of the

events has been improved compared to previous years however; the space of improvement in the areas of

boarding, lodging and ground facilities in one or two events is still there. Organisers should make efforts to

involve print and electronic media for getting wide coverage to the event in order to publicize our game

amongst masses.

We cannot forget the motivated and dedicated technical officials who have played a key role in making our

domestic programmes a resounding success.

I am grateful to volunteers, scorers and other supporting staff who gave a helping hand directly or

indirectly in conducting the various competitions. Our successs in deliverying event is their merit.

Current World Ranking

According to the current world ranking notified on 15th September, 2011 at FITA website, Indian Women

Recurve Team has improved their position to 2nd position in the world. Men Recurve Team went down to 6th

rank in the world ranking as compare to 2010 where they were second. Compound Women team got 5th

rank which shows an upward trend.

Ms.Deepika Kumari stood at 5th place and current ranking of Shri Jayanta Talukdar is 15th.

Olympic Qualification

The outstanding performance of the Women Recurve team composition - Deepika Kumari, Bombayala Devi

and Chekrovolu Swuro in the World Championship-Torino has secured three berths for the country for

2012-Olympic Games-London. It was a great team effort and a clear reflection of their devotion,

determination and hard work.

Shri Jayanta Talukdar has also earned an Olympic quota place from the Men’s Individual Recurve event in

view of his self performance in World Championship thus a total of four berths are with India in the game of

Archery out of maximum six. Indian camp has still a chance to achieve rest two places in Men’s Recurve

category through 3rd Stage World Cup to be held at Ogden (USA) from 17-23 June, 2012.

The Olympic Qualification in Archery has given immense satisfaction to millions of sports lovers who are

anxiously waiting for Archery medal in forthcoming Olympic Games.

World Cup Qualification

Members will be glad to know that our young and sensational teenage archer – Ms.Deepika Kumari has

been qualified to compete in the World Cup Final to be staged at Istanbul on 24th and 25th September, 2011

considering her brilliant performance in World Cup held this year.

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New Member Associations

While welcoming the new members - The Archery Association of Tamilnadu and Bihar Archery Association

in the family of Archery Association of India as provisional members, we look forward to get support in

promoting our mission and goals both on a local and national level.

Arjuna Award

In recognizing the exemplary achievements during the past three years and especially, Individual Gold

Medal and Team Bronze Medal winning performances in Commonwealth Games-2010, the Arjuna Award

for the year 2011 has been conferred upon Shri Rahul Banerjee at Rashtrapati Bhawan, New Delhi on 29th

August, 2011.

I, on behalf of the House of the Archery Association of India convey my heartiest congratulations to Shri

Rahul Banerjee for the Arjuna Award and wish him all the very best for bringing more glory and laurels for

the country.

He has now been the ninth member of the Arjuna Awardee Club in the game of Archery behind Shri Shyam

Lal, Shri Sanjeeva Singh, Shri Limba Ram, Ms.Krishna Ghatak Das, Shri Tarundeep Rai, Ms.Dola Banerjee

Shri Jayanta Talukdar, Shri Mangal Singh Champia.

Commonwealth Archery Federations Meeting

A meeting was convened at the Yamuna Sports Complex on 6th October, 2011 during the Commonwealth

Games to discuss issues relating to Archery in Commonwealth countries. All attending commonwealth

countries appreciated and recognized whole heartedly the efforts and work done by Prof.Vijay Kumar

Malhotra in introducing Archery in Commonwealth Games. International Archery Federation thanked India

and Prof.Malhotra for including archery in CWG which had not feature in earlier Games. The credit for

holding 1st Commonwealth Archery Championship at New Delhi in 1995 and 2nd Commonwealth Archery

Championship at Jamshedpur in 2003 also goes to Mr.Malhotra. All representatives of participating

countries resolved that commonwealth countries should unit and come under one umbrella for the cause of

including archery in the next Commonwealth Games to be held at Glasgow.

It was reported that the Commonwealth Archery Federation was formed in 1995 during 1st Commonwealth

Championship at New Delhi under the President-ship of Prof.Malhotra. Discussing the subject to revive the

CAF, it has been decided to appoint Prof.Malhotra as Honorary Life President.

It has also been resolved that FITA Council will establish an ad hoc committee of 5-7 members (atleast one

from each continent) to promote the extension of archery in the Commonwealth, to consider the staging of

Commonwealth Cup, perhaps in 2012, to consider the revival of existing Commonwealth Archery

Federation and to explore the possibility to have archery included in the Commonwealth Game on a

regular basis.

Shri Anil Kamineni, President, Andhra Pradesh Archery Association and former Secretary General of

Archery Association has been appointed as Indian representative for ad-hoc committee by Archery

Association of India.

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Attending Seminars/Workshops

Archery Association of India has recommended following for attending various international seminars and

workshops meant for coaches and officials :-

1. Dr.Joris Paulose and Shri Brijesh Kumar (Asian Contingent Judges) have been accredited to

FITA Continental Judges’ Panel based on their performance in the examination conducted

during the FITA Judges Seminar at Bangkok from 3rd to 5th June, 2011 by World Archery

Federation. Shri Indranil Datta who appeared for FITA candidate examination has been

declared as successful candidate. Shri Pramod Chandukar had also attended the seminar.

2. Dr.K.B.Gurung, Secretary, Sikkim Archery Association and Shri Pramod Chandukar,

Secretary, Maharashtra State Archery Association were deputed to attend Archery Event

Organisers’ Seminar-2011 held at Shanghai (China) from 9th to 12th September, 2011.

According to Shri Gurung and Shri Chandukar, the seminar was really an eye opener and will

help greatly in organizing and managing big events in India.

3. Shri Gajendra Sharma, Coach (SAI) has been nominated recently for the 5th World Archery

Coaching Seminar to be held in London (United Kingdom) from 7-12 November, 2011.

4. Shri S.Gopey Singh, Coach will be attending the Compound Coaching Seminar to be held at

Cairo (Egypt) in 2012.

Archery Association of India has a plan to conduct Technical Officials and Organisers’ Seminar at

Delhi with a view to create a pool of Technical Officials so that the need of officials for hold domestic &

International Tournaments could be met out. Apart from this, the association wishes to have another

programme which will be opened to any person who has in interest in learning archery.

Change in rules and Age groups

World Archery Federation has made numerous amendments in competition rules and age groups for Junior

and Cadet.

I) Compound Competition at 50 Mt. distance

FITA also sent a clear message to give more identity to compound and differentiate it from recurve.

Compound archers have now to shoot at 50m distance (72 arrows) followed by the Compound

Round with elimination and finals at 50m on 6-ring target face (regular scoring* for Individuals,

Teams and Mixed Teams) with a very challenging hit-zone target. For getting more details, please

refer to FITA Book (I), Article 4.5.1.5 and 4.5.1.6.

II) New Elimination process

New elimination process has been replaced the previous system by giving more weightage to the

ranking of qualification round. FITA Book (I), revised Article 7.6.6.1 to 7.6.6.5 may be gone through.

III) Introduction of Mixed Event

The mixed team competition that was introduced as an exhibition category in 2009 has now been

official. The event consists of one man and one woman from the same team shooting four ends of four

arrows in a match. A new concept of Mixed (Men and Women) has been introduced in all the

international competitions by World Archery Federation which got a great popularity.

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IV) Age Groups for Cadet and Junior

For Cadet - An athlete may participate in a Cadet Class in tournaments when the competition takes

place up to and in the year of his 17th birthday.

For Junior - An athlete may participate in a Junior Class in tournaments when the competition takes

place up to and in the year of his 20th birthday.

The revised age rules will be effective in Sub-Junior and Junior National Competitions-2011 onwards.

Archery Academy - Yamuna Sports Complex, Delhi

It is good news that as a result of persistent follow up by our President, AAI Prof.Vijay Kumar Malhotra with

regard to right utilization of Archery stadium, DDA Yamuna Sport Complex left behind after the

Commonwealth Games at highest level, the Archery Academy at YSC has recently been started there.

Archery Association of India has also been allowed to hold the National, International Championships and

Coaching Seminars there.

Allotment of office Space for the Association

A number of letters have been written to Sports Minister and Sports Authority of India by President, AAI to

re-allot the office space to the National Sports Federations to set up their permanent offices at SAI premises.

Calendar of National/International Events

Calendar of National and International Archery Events 2011-12 and 2012-13 is attached along with this

report to discuss under Agenda Item No.6 & 7.

Equipment Support

The members will be pleased to know that a total amount of Rs.32,00,000/- was disbursed to top 32 elite

Recurve and Compound men and women Archers (Rs.1,00,0000/- each) by Archery Association of India for

the first time as equipment support.

With regard to archery equipment under 75-25% govt.scheme, I would like to share with the House that the

association could not get desired success during the years 2009 and 2010 as the entire government

machinery was busy towards various activities in preparing the Commonwealth Games-2010 and the matter

relating to import of equipment under the 75-25% govt.scheme was kept in cold storage by the govt.

It is a matter of great satisfaction that as a result of regular follow up, Ministry of Youth Affiars and Sports,

Govt.of India has approved the AAI proposal put up under the 75-25% scheme, in principal in a meeting

held on 14th September, 2011 at Shastri Bhawan with the representatives of the association. The process of

placing order would be started as soon as we get the official sanction order from the government. It is not

out of place to mention that that the equipment would be delivered to requisite eligible State

Associations/Units in a very near future.

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Condolence

It is grieved that Shri Cherukuri Lenin Son of Shri Cherukuri Satyanarayana passed away in a tragic road

accident on 24th October, 2011. He was a wonderful human being and one of the pioneers of Compound

Archery in India. He won a good number of medals in various competitions. He was involved in producing

and grooming the career of many compound archers.

I, on behalf of Archery family pay my homage to late Shri Ch.Lenin and pray to the Almighty God to give

strength, courage and fortitude to his bereaved family members to bear this irreparable loss.

Conclusion

In closing, I would like to mention the AAI has been striving hard to accomplish our aims and objectives for

which it was formed. We continue to pursue the annual milestones that we have set for each year and the

individual components that make up these milestones. This is not limited to the AAI, but we have the

involve Member Associations and experienced archers, coaches and other officials so that we may get the

best advice possible. Your contributions to these efforts are crucial and instrumental as we seek to push

forward with the growth and development of Archery.

I thank you all for your time and proactive efforts and specially Prof.Vijay Kumar Malhotra, President, AAI

under whose leadership and able guidance, the standard of Archery in India has improved a lot and is still

marching ahead, for which I sincerely thank him. Even with his political and social commitments and new

assignment as acting president of Indian Olympic Association towards the development of Indian sports,

the AAI President has been involved enormously for the betterment of Archery in the country. The credit for

bringing laurels and series of successes to India, of course goes to tremendous efforts made by our Archers

and their talented Coaches without them we could not have grown as much. While congratulating our

Senior, Junior and Cadet Archers both male and female and their Coaches for their mammoth efforts, I call

upon them to put all-out efforts to develop a strong winner’s instinct in the days to come.

I must thank the Ministry of Youth Affairs & Sports Govt. of India for all the financial assistance which is most

vital to keep Indian Archery in the Global map also Sports Authority of India and Indian Olympic

Association for the courtesy, cooperation and assistance rendered to Archery Association of India.

I thank all our AAI staff, particularly Shri Gunjan Abrol, Assistant Secretary for wonderful service in

coordinating the affairs of AAI nationally and internationally.

I can not finish this without thanking the SAHARA India Pariwar for all the cooperation and support

extended to the Archery Association of India. The year 2011 was the third year of our partnership with

SAHARA.

Thank you all again !

JAI HIND !!

PARESH NATH MUKHERJEE

Secretary General, AAI.

Indian Archers’ Achievements

During 1st May, 2010 to 31st August, 2011

ACHIEVEMENTS

Medals

Year

Event

Name M /W

Recurve/

Compound

Indvl./

Team Gold Silver Bromze

1st

World Cup

Porec (Croatia)

4-8 May, 2010

Jayanta Talukdar, Mangal Singh

& Tarundeep Rai M Recurve Team - 1 -

2nd

World Cup

Antalya (Turkey)

7-11 June, 2010

Jayanta Talukdar, Mangal Singh

& Rahul Banerjee M Recurve Team 1 - -

Chinna Raju Srither M Compound Indvl. 1 - -

Namita Yadav W Compound Indvl. 1 - -

Jhanu, Sakro & Vrushali W Compound Team 1 - -

Kh. Ratan Singh M Compound Indvl. - 1 -

Ratan Singh, Srither, Chinna M Compound Indvl. - 1 -

3rd

Asian Grand Prix

Chinese Taipei

28 Jun-4 Jul.2010

Ritul Chaterjee M Compound Team - - 1

3rd

World Cup

Ogden (USA)

3-7 August, 2010

Dola Banerjee, L.Bombalya Devi,

Deepika Kumari F Recurve Team - 1 -

Rahul, Tarundeep & Jayanta M Recurve Team 1 - -

Deepika Kumari W Recurve Indvl. - 1 -

4th

Stage World Cup

Shanghai, China

31 Aug-4 Sept 2010 Jayanta Talukdar M Recurve Indvl. - - 1

World Cup Final

Edinburgh

18-19 Sept.,2010

Jayanta Talukdar M Recurve Indvl. - - 1

Dola, Bombayla & Deepika W Recurve Team 1 - -

Deepika Kumari W Recurve Indvl. 1 - -

Rahul Banerjee M Recurve Indvl. 1 - -

Srither, Ritul & Jignas M Compound Team - 1 -

Jhano, Bheigyabati & Gaganeep W Compound Team - - 1

Jayanta, Tarundeep & Rahul M Recurve Team - - 1

Jayanta Talukdar M Recurve Indvl. - - 1

Commonwealth Games

Delhi

3 - 14 Oct., 2010

Dola Banerjee W Recurve Indvl. - - 1

Tarundeep Rai M Recurve Indvl - 1 -

Dola, Deepika & Rimil W Recurve Team - - 1

2

0

1

0

16th

Asian Games

Guangzhou

12-27 Nov., 2010 Rahul, Mangal & Jayanta M Recurve Team - - 1

TOTAL 8 7 9

ACHIEVEMENTS

Medals

Year

Event

Name

Men /

Women

Recurve/

Compound

Individual/

Team Gold Silver Bronze

1st

World Cup

Porec, Croatia

3-9 May, 2011

Rahul Banerjee, Tarendeep

Rai & Jayanta Talukdar Team Recurve Team - 1 -

Rimil Buriuly Women Recurve Individual 1 - -

Atanu Das Men Recurve Individual 1 - -

Rimil, Sumita & Dipali Women Recurve Team 1 - -

Atanu Das & Rimil Buriuly M+W Recurve Double 1 - -

Jhano Hansda Women Compound Individual 1 - -

L. Haridas Men Compound Individual 1 - -

Gagandeep, Jhano & Namita Women Compound Team 1 - -

C.Srither, Jignas & Anil Kr. Men Compound Team 1 - -

Gagandeep Kour Women Compound Individual - 1 -

Ch. Jignas Men Compound Individual - 1 -

C.Sither & Gagandeep M+W Compound Double - 1 -

Namita Yadav Women Compound Individual - - 1

Chinna Raju Srither Men Compound Individual - - 1

3rd

Asian Grant Prix

Dhaka Bangladesh

25-31 May, 2011

Atanu, Rajgovind & Somnath Men Recurve Team - - 1

Pawan Xalxo Men Recurve Individual 1 - -

Mainaw, Himani & Gunjan Women Recurve Team 1 - -

Pawan, Prashan & Hemant Men Recurve Team 1 - -

Himani Boro Women Recurve Individual - 1 -

Hemanta Basumatary Men Recurve Individual - 1 -

Pawan & Mainaw M+W Recurve Double - 1 -

Asian Youth Archery

Champ.

Dhala, Bangladesh

25-31 May, 2011

Mainaw Narzary Women Recurve Individual - - 1

Deepika, Bombayla Devi &

Ch.Swuro Women Recurve Team - - 1 2

nd World Cup

Antalya, Turkey

6-13 June, 2010 Jayanta Talukdar & Deepika

Kumari M+W Recurve Double - 1 -

46th

World Archery

Champ. Turino, Italy

3-10 July, 2011

Deepika Kumari, L. Bombalya

Devi & Chekrovolu Swuro Women Recurve Team - 1

-

Deepika Kumari Women Recurve Individual - 1 -

Deepika, Bombalya & Ch.

Swuro Women Recurve Team - 1 -

Jayanta and Deepika Mixed Recurve Double - 1 -

3rd

World Cup

Ogden, USA

2-6 August, 2011 Gagandeep, Jhano &

Manjudha Women Compound Team - 1 -

Deepika Kumari Women Recurve Individual 1 - -

Atanu, Rajgovind & Somnath Men Recurve Team 1 -

Deepika, Rimil & Seema Men Recurve Team - - 1

Youth World Champ.

Legnica Poland

22-28 August, 2011 Mainaw and Binod Swansi Mixed Recurve Double - - 1

2

0

1

1

Total Medals 12 14 7

Grand Total (May, 2010 to August, 2011) 20 21 16

Annexure B(I)

1st Stage of the World Cup

Porec, Croatia – 4th to 9th May, 2010

RECURVE DIVISION’S PERFORMANCE

INDIVIDUAL OLYMPIC ROUND- WOMEN

Sl Name FITA Round 1/32 1/16 1/8 ¼ Semi

Final

Final Overall

Rank

1. Rimil Buriuly 640/9 4 4 4 2 - - 7th

2. Bombalya Devi 644/3 4 3 - - - - 19th

3. Dola Banerjee 605/50 4 0 - - - - 31st

4. Chekrovolu

Swuro

625/26 0 - - - - - 57th

Qualification

Team

1874/5

INDIVIDUAL OLYMPIC ROUND – MEN


Final

Final Overall

Rank

1. Mangal Singh

Champia

686/1 4 4 2 - - - 11th

2. Tarundeep Rai 671/6 4 5 0 - - - 15th

3. Rahul Banerjee 661/23 4 4 0 - - - 12th

4. Jayanta Talukdar 660/25 2 - - - - - 34th

Qualification

Team

2017/1

TEAM OLYMPIC ROUND – WOMEN

Indian Team

Pre-Quarter

final

Quarter

Final

Semi

Final

Final Rank

Dola, Bombayla &

Ch. Swuro

Lost against

Italy

218 Vs 221

--

--

--

12th

TEAM OLYMPIC ROUND – MEN

Indian Team

Pre-Quarter

final

Quarter

Final

Semi Final Final Rank

Tarundeep, Mangal

& Jayanta

Won against

Australia

219 Vs 209

Won against

Netherland

214 Vs 209

Won against

G. Britain

226 Vs 218

Lost against

Italy

218 Vs 221

Silver

Sheet (II)

COMPOUND DIVISION’S PERFORMANCE



Final

Final Overall

Rank

1. Gagandeep

Kaur

658/41 4 2 - - - - 23rd

2. Jhano Hansda 668/23 5 0 - - - - 27th

3. Bheigyabati

Chanu

668/24 2 - - - - - 39th

4. Manjudha Soy 653/49 0 - - - - - 50th

Qualification

Team

1994/7


Sl Name FITA Round 1/32 1/16 1/8 1/4 Semi

Final

Final Overall

Rank

1. Kh. Ratan Singh 686/36 4 0 - - - - 31st

2. I.R. Sanam 686/37 2 - - - - - 45th

3. Ch. Jignas 676/65 - - - - - - 65th

4. Chinna Raju

Srither

676/66 - - - - - - 66th

Qualification

Team

2048/12


Indian Team

Pre-Quarter

final

Quarter

Final

Semi

Final

Final Rank

Jhano, Bheigyabati

& Gagandeep

Won against

Germany

222 Vs 216

Lost against

Russian

224 Vs 227

---

---

5th


Indian Team

Pre-Quarter

final

Quarter

Final


Chinna Raju, Ratan

Singh & Sanam

Lost against

El. Salvador

215 Vs 228

---

---

---

12th

Annexure B(II)

2nd Stage of the World Cup

Antalya, Turkey – 7th to 11th June, 2010




Final

Bronze

Medal

Overall

Rank

1. Deepika Kumari 647/15 4 5 4 0 2 1 4th

2. Dola Banerjee 642/20 4 4 4 6 - - 7th

3. Bombalya Devi 650/12 4 4 0 - - - 9th

4. Rimil Buriuly 623/43 2 - - - - - 37th

Qualification

Team

1939/3



Final

Final Overall

Rank

1. Jayanta Talukdar 674/6 4 4 4 5 - - 5th


3. Tarundeep Rai 662/21 4 2 - - - - 28th

4. Mangal Singh

Champia

665/16 1 - - - - - 34th

Qualification

Team

2018/1


Indian Team

Pre-Quarter

final

Quarter

Final

Semi

Final

Final Rank

Dola, Bombayla &

Deepika

Won against

Turkey

211 Vs 195

Lost against

Georgia

212 Vs 216

--

--

5th


Indian Team

Pre-Quarter

final

Quarter

Final


Rahul, Mangal &

Jayanta

Won against

Belarus

224 Vs 211

Won against

Russian F.

224 Vs 219

Won against

Japan

216 Vs 213

Won against

USA

218 Vs 214

Gold

Annexure B(III)

3rd Asian Grand Prix

Chinese Taipei – 28th Jun. to 4th Jul., 2010




Final

Final Overall

Rank

1. Seema Verma 636/12 - 2 - - - - --



Final

Final Overall

Rank

1. Atanu Das 662/10 - 4 2 - - - 14th




Final

Final &

Bronze

Overall

Rank

1. Namita Yadav 697/3 - - - 7 7 7 Gold

2. Vrushali Gorle 685/7 - - 4 6 1 4 4th

3. Jhano Hansda 700/1 - - - 3 - - 7th

4. Sakro Besra 692/2 - - - 2 - - 8th

Qualification

Team

2009/1



Final

Final Overall

Rank

1. Chinna Raju

Srither

697/3 - - 4 7 7 6 Gold

2. Kh. Ratan Singh 687/5 - - 4 6 6 4 Silver

3. Ritul Chaterjee 700/1 - - - 6 4 6 Bronze

4. I.R. Sanam 695/4 - - 4 2 - - 6th

Qualification

Team

2084/1


Indian Team

Pre-Quarter

final

Quarter

Final

Semi

Final

Final Rank

Jhano, Sakro,

Vrushali

--

--

--

Gold against

Chinese Taipei

213 Vs 212

Gold


Indian Team

Pre-Quarter

final

Quarter

Final

Semi

Final

Final Rank

Ritul Chaterjee, C.

Srither, Ratan Singh

--

--

Gold against

Hong Kong

219 Vs 212

Lost against

Malaysia

219 Vs 221

Silver

Annexure B(IV)

3rd Stage of the World Cup

Ogden, USA – 3-7 August, 2010




Final

Bronze

Medal

Overall

Rank

1. Deepika Kumari 641/20 4 5 2 - - - 9th

2. Dola Banerjee 653/8 4 4 0 - - - 12th

3. Bombalya Devi 621/40 4 0 - - - - 17th

4. Punya Prabha 610/54 0 - - - - - 53rd

Qualification

Team

1915/6



Final

Final Overall

Rank

1. K. Shiva Shankar 648/35 4 2 - - - - 29th

2. Tarundeep Rai 664/10 4 0 - - - - 28th

3. Mangal Singh

Champia

662/14 0 - - - - - 35th

4. Kapil 656/20 3

Tie

- - - - - 43rd

Qualification

Team

1982/3


Indian Team

Pre-Quarter

final

Quarter

Final

Semi

Final

Final Rank

Dola, Bombayla &

Deepika

Won against

Georgia

220 vs 201

Won against

Spain

218/182

Won against

P. R. China

216 vs 206

Lost against

Korea

204 vs 209

Silver


Indian Team

Pre-Quarter

final

Quarter

Final


Tarundeep, Mangal

& Kapil

Won against

Colombia

215 vs 213

Won against

Italy

216 vs 219

---

---

6th

Annexure B(V)

4th Stage of the World Cup

Shanghai (China) 31st Aug. – 4th Sept. 2010




Final

Final Overall

Rank

1. Deepika Kumari 645/13 4 4 4 6 6 1 Silver

2. Dola Banerjee 626/39 5 4 3 - - - 9th

3. Rimil Buriuly 641/19 3 - - - - - 37th

4. L.Bombayla

Devi

629/33 1 - - - - - 38th

Qualification

Team

1900/8



Final

Final Overall

Rank

1. Jayanta

Talukdar

684/2 4 4 4 6 2 - Bronze

2. Tarundeep Rai 674/8 4 4 2 - - - 10th


4. Mangal Singh 656/37 2 - - - - - 33rd

Qualification

Team

2030/2


Indian Team

Pre-Quarter

final

Quarter

Final

Semi

Final

Final Rank

Bombayla Devi,

Deepika Kumari &

Rimil Buriuly

Lost against

Japan

212 vs 213

--

--

--

12th


Indian Team

Pre-Quarter

final

Quarter

Final


Rahul Banerjee,

Tarundeep &

Jayanta Talukdar

Won against

Great Britain

218 vs 216

Won against

USA

225 vs 208

Won against

PR China

222 Vs 217

Won against

Japan

224 vs 220

Gold

Sheet (II)




Final

Final &

Bronze

Overall

Rank

1. Sakro Besra 663/30 4 0 - - - - 17th

2. Bhagyabati

Chanu

668/26 4 0 - - - - 19th

3. Jhano Hansda 678/17 - 2 - - - - 22nd

4. Gagandeep Kaur 655/33 4 0 - - - - 23rd

Qualification

Team

2001/8



Final

Final &

Bronze

Overall

Rank

1. Ritul Chaterjee 682/28 4 0 - - - - 20th

2. Kh. Ratan Singh 690/18 4 0 - - - - 30th

3. Ch. Jignas 675/37 0 - - - - 35th

4. Chinna Raju

Srither

667/41 2 - - - - - 46th

Qualification

Team

2024/9


Indian Team

Pre-Quarter

final

Quarter

Final

Semi

Final

Final Rank

Bheigyabati

Chanu, Jhano &

Gagandeep

Won against

Hongkong

216 vs 200

Lost against

USA

218 vs 226

--

--

7th


Indian Team

Pre-Quarter

final

Quarter

Final

Semi Final Bronze Rank

Ritul, Jignas &

Srither

Lost against

Malaysia

224 vs 218

--

--

--

10th

Annexure B(VI)

World Cup Final 2010

Edinburgh, UK

From 18-19 September, 2010


JAYANTA TALUKDAR

Name of Archer

Quarter

Final

Semi Final Bronze medal

match

Rank

Jayanta Talukdar Won against

Michele Frangilli

6 vs 4

Lost against

Brady Ellison

5 vs 6

Won against

Marco Galiazzo

6 vs 2

Bronze

DEEPIKA KUMARI

Name of Archer

Quarter

Final


Deepika Kumari Lost against

Victoriya Koval

4 vs 6

---

---

5th

DOLA BANERJEE

Name of Archer

Quarter

Final


Dola Banerjee Lost against

Justyna Mospinek

0 vs 6

---

---

8th

Annexure B(VII)

19th Commonwealth Games

New Delhi, India, 3rd to 14th October, 2010



Sl Name FITA Round 1/64 1/32 1/16 1/8 1/4 Semi

Final

Final Overall

Rank

1 Deepika Kumari 662/1 - - - 4 6 7 6 Gold

2 Dola Banerjee 658/2 - - - 4 6 2 6 Bronze

3 L.Bombayla Devi 624/9 - - - 2 - - - 13th

Qualification

Team

1944/1

INDIVIDUAL OLYMPIC ROUND - MEN

Sl Name FITA Round 1/64 1/32 1/16 1/8 ¼ Semi

Final

Final Overall

Rank

1. Rahul Banerjee 679/1 - - 4 4 6

Tie

6

Tie

6

Tie

Gold

2. Jayanta

Talukdar

676/2 - - 4 5 6 0 6 Bronze

3. Tarundeep Rai 647/13 - - 4 0 - - - 14th

Qualification

Team

2002/1


Indian Team

Pre-Quarter

final

Quarter

Final

Semi

Final

Final Rank

Deepika Kumari,

Dola Banerjee,

L.Bombayla Devi

--

--

Won against

Malaysia

213 vs 185

Won against

England

207 vs 206

Gold


Indian Team Pre-Quarter

final

Quarter

Final

Semi

Final

Bronze Rank

Jayanta, Rahul &

Tarundeep Rai

--

Won against

Sri Lanka

213 vs 205

Lost against

Australia

211 vs 216

Won against

England

221 vs 218

Bronze

Sheet (II)




Final

Final Overall

Rank

1 Gagandeep

Kaur

675/15 5 2 - - - 13th

2 Bheigyabati

Chanu

667/21 0 - - - - 20th

3 Jhano Hansdah 674/17 0 - - - - 25th

Qualification

Team

2016/5

INDIVIDUAL OLYMPIC ROUND - MEN


Final

Final Overall

Rank

1. Ch. Jignas 693/17 - 4 4 0 - - - 9th

2. Chinna Raju

Srither

691/18 - 4 3

Tie

- - - - 27th

3. Ritul Chatterjee 685/21 - 2 - - - - - 36th

Qualification

Team

2069/6


Indian Team

Pre-Quarter

final

Quarter

Final

Semi

Final

Bronze Rank

Jhano Hansda,

Gagandeep &

Bheigyabati

--

Won against

Australia

227 vs 220

Lost against

217 vs

Won against

Malaysia

223 vs 219

Bronze


Indian Team

Pre-Quarter

final

Quarter

Final

Semi

Final

Final Rank

Ch. Jignas, Ritul

Chatterjee, C.

Srither

Won against

Trinidad & T.

224 vs 219

Won against

New Zealand

226 vs 225

Won against

South Africa

226 vs 224

Lost against

England

231 vs 229

Silver

Annexure B(VIII)

16th Asian Games

Guangzhou, China – 12-27 November, 2010




Final

Bronze Overall

Rank

1. Deepika Kumari 1329/7 - 4 7 6 2 2 4th

2. Rimil Buriuly 1298/18 - 4 2 - - - 12th

3. Dola Banerjee 1270/28 - - - - - - -

4. Bombalya Devi 1264/29 - - - - - - -

Qualification

Team

3891/5



Final

Final Overall

Rank

1. Tarundeep Rai 1332/9 - 5 6 6 7 3 Silver

2. Rahul Banerjee 1345/8 - 4 0 - - - 10th

3. Mangal Singh 1331/10 - - - - - - -

4. Jayanta Talukdar 1330/12 - - - - - - -

Qualification

Team

3996/4


Indian Team

Pre-Quarter

final

Quarter

Final

Semi

Final

Bronze Rank

Deepika,

Bombalaya &

Seema

Won against

Vietnam

225 Vs 152

Won against

DPR Korea

214 Vs 202

Lost against

Korea

221(26) Vs 221(29)

Won against

Chinese Taipei

218 Vs 217

Bronze


Indian Team

Pre-Quarter

final

Quarter

Final


Rahul, Jayanta &

Mangal

Won against

Bangladesh

221 Vs 186

Won against

Nepal

221 Vs 294

Lost against

Korea

216 Vs 222

Won against

Chinese Taipei

220 Vs 216

Bronze

Annexure B(IX)

1st Stage of the World Cup

Porec, Croatia – 2nd to 7th May, 2011




Final

Final Overall

Rank

1. Seema Verma 1319/10 - 6 6 7 0 - - 7th

2. Bombalya Devi 1314/11 - 6 3 - - - - 17th

3. Deepika Kumari 1328/5 - - 4 - - - - 17th

4. Rimil Buriuly 1278/1 2 - - - - - - 57th

Qualification

Team

3961/2



Final

Final Overall

Rank

1. Tarundeep Rai 1325/16 7 6 7 3 - - - 9th

2. Jayanta Talukdar 1321/19 6 6 4 - - - - 17th

3. Rahul Banerjee 1334/9 6 2 - - - - - 33rd

4. Vishwas 1301/29 0 - - - - - - 57th

Qualification

Team

3980/5


Indian Team

Pre-Quarter

final

Quarter

Final

Semi

Final

Bronze Rank

Deepika,

Bombalaya &

Seema

Won against

Colombia

209 Vs 201

Won against

Denmark

216 Vs 210

Lost against

Russia

191 Vs 200

Lost against

Germany

191 Vs 200

4th


Indian Team

Pre-Quarter

final

Quarter

Final


Tarundeep, Rahul

& Jayanta

Won against

Canada

216 Vs 197

Won against

Italy

224 Vs 217

Won against

Korea

219 Vs 217

Lost against

USA

219 Vs 221

Silver

Sheet (II)




Final

Final Overall

Rank

1. Jhano Hansdah 675/20 - 132 136

Tie

133 - - - 9th

2. Gagandeep Kaur 673/26 - 132 - - - - - 33rd

3. Namita Yadav 675/19 - 128 - - - - - 33rd

4. Bheigyabati

Chanu

646/55 135 134 - - - - - 33rd

Qualification

Team

2023/6



Final

Final Overall

Rank

1. C. Srither 692/36 141 - - - - - - 57th

2. Ch. Jignas 687/57 138 - - - - - - 57th

3. I.R. Sanam 685/60 137 - - - - - - 57th

4. Ritul Chaterjee 679/71 138 - - - - - - 57th

Qualification

Team

2064/12


Indian Team

Pre-Quarter

final

Quarter

Final

Semi

Final

Final Rank

Jhano, Namita &

Gagandeep

Won against

Mexico

220 Vs 210

Lost against

France

218 Vs 220

---

---

5th


Indian Team

Pre-Quarter

final

Quarter

Final


Chinna Raju, Ch.

Jigans & IR. Sanam

Lost against

Iran

227 Vs 233

---

---

---

13th

Annexure B(X)

3rd Asian Archery Grand Prix

Dhaka, Bangladesh 25-31 May, 2011




Final

Final Overall

Rank

1. Rimil Buriuly 636/1 - - 7 6 6 6 Gold

2. Dipali Boro 616/10 - 6 6 2 - - 5th

3. Antara Basak 611/12 - 6 3 - - - 9th

4. Sumita Kumari 624/4 - - 5 - - - 9th

Qualification

Team

1876/1



Final

Final Overall

Rank

1. Atanu Das 665/1 - 6 6 6 6 6 Gold

2. Rajgovind Swansi 664/2 - 6 6 4 - - 5th

3. Somnath Mondal 661/3 - 6 0 - - - 9th

4. Mangal Ho 634/11 - 4 - - - - 17th

Qualification

Team

1990/1


Indian Team

Pre-Quarter

final

Quarter

Final

Semi

Final

Final Rank

Rimil Buriuly,

Sumita Kumari &

Dipali Boro

--

Won Against

Bhutan

200 vs 193

Won againts

Malaysia

204 vs 200

Won against

Chinese Tai.

194 vs 190

Gold


Indian Team

Pre-Quarter

final

Quarter

Final


Atanu Das,

Rajgovind Swansi &

Somnath Mondal

--

Won against

Iraq

220 vs 181

Lost against

Thailand

214 vs 218

Won against

Bangladesh

220 vs 205

Bronze

MIXED OLYMPIC ROUND

Indian Team

Pre-Quarter

final

Quarter

Final


Rimil Buriuly &

Atanu Das

--

--

Won against

Bangladesh

154 vs 143

Won against

Singapore

145 vs 130

Gold

Sheet (II)




Final

Final &

Bronze

Overall

Rank

1. Jhano Hansda 688/2 - - - 142 145 140 Gold

2. Gagandeep Kaur 698/1 - - - 144 140 138 Silver

3. Namita Yadav 674/3 - - - 143 142 144 Bronze

4. Manjudha Soy 670/5 - - - 137 - - 5th

Qualification

Team

2060/1



Final

Final &

Bronze

Overall

Rank

1. L. Haridas 680/3 - - 141 143 144 139 Gold

2. Ch. Jignas 692/2 - - - 143 143 138 Silver

3. Chinna R. Srither 696/1 - - - 147 141 145 Bronze

4. Anil Kumar 626/4 - - 144 138 - - 5th

Qualification

Team

2014/1


Indian Team

Pre-Quarter

final

Quarter

Final

Semi

Final

Final Rank

Gagandeep Kaur,

Jhano Hansda &

Namita Yadav

--

--

--

Won against

Bangladesh

224 vs 153

Gold


Indian Team

Pre-Quarter

final

Quarter

Final


C. Srither, Ch.

Jignas & Anil Kumar

--

--

--

Won against

Singapore

224 vs 206

Gold

MIXED OLYMPIC ROUND

Indian Team

Pre-Quarter

final

Quarter

Final


Chinna Raju Srither

& Gagandeep Kaur

--

--

Won against

Hong Kong

149 vs 136

Lost against

Singapore

142 vs 145

Silver

Annexure B(XI)

Youth Asian Archery Championship

Dhaka, Bangladesh 25-31 May, 2011




Final

Final Overal

Rank

1. Himani Boro 631/2 - - 6 6 6 0 Silver

2. Mainaw Narzary 639/1 - - - 6 4 6 Bronze

3. Pratima Boro 583/6 - - 6 6 4 - 4th

4. Gunjan Kumari 599/3 - - 6 4 - - 5th

Qualification

Team

1869/1



Final

Final Overall

Rank

1. Pawan Xalxo 660/1 - - 6 6 6 6 Gold

2. Hemant

Basumatary

636/6 - - 6 6 7 5 Silver

3. Prasan Nath 644/4 - - 6 6 2 4 4th

4. Mukesh Tanang 634/7 - - 6 2 - - 5th

Qualification

Team

1938/1


Indian Team

Pre-Quarter

final

Quarter

Final

Semi

Final

Final Rank

Mainaw Narzary,

Himani Boro &

Gunjan Kumari

--

--

Won againts

Iraq

210 vs 143

Won against

Malaysia

169 vs 139

Gold


Indian Team

Pre-Quarter

final

Quarter

Final


Pawa Xalxo, Prashan

Nath & Hemanta

Basumatary

--

--

Won against

Iraq

220 vs 176

Won against

Bangladesh

189 vs 183

Gold

MIXED OLYMPIC ROUND

Indian Team

Pre-Quarter

final

Quarter

Final


Mainaw Narzary &

Pawan xalxo

--

--

Won against

Bangladesh

140 vs 124

Lost against

Malaysia

133 v 144

Silver

Annexure B(XII)

2nd Stage of the World Cup

Antalya, Turkey – 6th to 12th June, 2011




Final

Final Overall

Rank

1. Bombalya Devi 1334/11 7 6 1 - - - - 17th

2. Deepika Kumari 1354/4 - - 4 - - - - 17th

3. Chekrovolu

Swuro

1317/30 7 2 - - - - - 33rd

4. Seema Verma 1292/52 2 - - - - - - 57th

Qualification

Team

4005/2



Final

Final Overall

Rank

1. Thupuvoyi Swuro 1316/29 7 6 2 - - - - 17th

2. Tarundeep Rai 1296/54 6 2 - - - - - 33rd

3. Rahul Banerjee 1312/31 6 3 - - - - - 33rd

4. Jayanta Talukdar 1335/15 5 - - - - - - 57th

Qualification

Team

3963/9


Indian Team

Pre-Quarter

final

Quarter

Final

Semi

Final

Bronze Rank

Deepika,

Bombalaya &

Chekrovolu

Won against

Turkey

208 Vs 207

Won against

Russia

209 Vs 208

Lost against

USA

212(24) Vs 212(28)

Won against

Ukraine

206 Vs 197

Bronze


Indian Team

Pre-Quarter

final

Quarter

Final


Tarundeep, Rahul

& Jayanta

Lost against

Japan

212(27) Vs 212(29)

--

--

--

9th

MIXED OLYMPIC ROUND

Indian Team

Pre-Quarter

final

Quarter

Final


Jayanta Talukdar

and Deepika

Kumari

Won against

Germany

146 vs 145

Won against

Italy

149 Vs 147

Won against

Korea

151 Vs 149

Lost against

P.R.China

133 vs 136

Silver

Annexure B(XIII)

46th World Outdoor Target Archery Championship

Torino, Italy from 3rd to 10th July, 2011




Final

Final Overall

Rank

1. Deepika Kumari 1343/9 6 6 5 - - - - 17th

2. Bombalya Devi 1336/15 6 6 3 - - - - 17th

3. Chekrovolu

Swuro

1326/26 7 2 - - - - - 33rd

Qualification

Team

4005/4



Final

Final Overall

Rank

1. Jayanta Talukdar 1354/5 - - 6 5 - - - 9th

2. Tarundeep Rai 1296/62 6 7 5 - - - - 17th

3. Rahul Banerjee 1289/72 4 - - - - - - 57th

Qualification

Team

3939/10


Indian Team

Pre-Quarter

final

Quarter

Final

Semi

Final

Final Rank

Deepika,

Bombalaya &

Chekrovolu

Won against

France

216 Vs 213

Won against

Denmark

203 vs 197

Won against

Korea

216 Vs 212

Lost against

Italy

206 Vs 197

Silver


Indian Team

Pre-Quarter

final

Quarter

Final


Tarundeep, Rahul

& Jayanta

Lost against

China

215 vs 216

--

--

--

9th

MIXED OLYMPIC ROUND

Indian Team

Pre-Quarter

final

Quarter

Final


Jayanta Talukdar

and Deepika

Kumari

Won against

Ukraine

144 vs 142

Lost against

Poland

149 Vs 147

--

--

5th

Annexure B(XIV)

3rd Stage of the World Cup

Ogden, USA – 2nd to 6th August, 2011




Final

Final Overall

Rank

1. Deepika Kumari 658/4 - - 6 6 6 6 2 Silver

2. Protiva Boro 633/26 - 7 6 6 2 - - 7th

3. Bombalya Devi 645/14 - 6 0 - - - - 33rd

4. Chekrovolu

Swuro

624/30 - 1 - - - - - 57th

Qualification

Team

1936/3



Final

Final Overall

Rank

1. Jayanta Talukdar 669/9 6 6 6 0 - - 7th

2. Vishwas 627/46 6 6 0 - - - 9th

3. Atanu Das 657/25 0 - - - - - 33rd

4. Thupuvoyi Swuro 661/20 2 - - - - - 33rd

Qualification

Team

1987/6


Indian Team

Pre-Quarter

final

Quarter

Final

Semi

Final

Final Rank

Deepika,

Bombalaya &

Chekrovolu

Won against

Chile

205 vs 184

Won against

G.Britain

214 Vs 207

Won against

China

209 Vs 207

Lost against

Ukraine

210 Vs 213

Silver


Indian Team

Pre-Quarter

final

Quarter

Final


Tarundeep, Rahul

& Jayanta

Won against

Iran

224 vs 218

Won against

France

224 vs 222

Lost against

China

216 vs 227

Lost against

Ukraine

224 vs 218

4th

MIXED OLYMPIC ROUND

Indian Team

Pre-Quarter

final

Quarter

Final


Jayanta Talukdar

and Deepika

1327/3

Won against

Iran

151 vs 142

Won against

G.Britain

145 Vs 141

Won against

Ukraine

146 Vs 140

Lost against

USA

136 vs 145

Silver

Sheet (II)




Final

Final &

Bronze

Overall

Rank

1. Gagandeep Kaur 678/12 142 136 - - - 9th

2. Manjudha Soy 675/16 - 134 - - - 17th

3. Jhano Hansda 676/15 - 140 - - - - 17th

4. Namita Yadav 662/28 138

Tie

- - - 33rd

Qualification

Team

2029/2



Final

Final &

Bronze

Overall

Rank

1. Ch. Jignas 685/30 145 145 - - - - 17th

2. Kh. Ratan Singh 690/25 141 142 - - - - 17th

3. Chinna R. Srither 689/28 141 - - - - - 33rd

4. Ritul Chatterjee 691/23 139

Tie

- - - - - 33rd

Qualification

Team

2070/7


Indian Team

Pre-Quarter

final

Quarter

Final

Semi

Final

Final Rank

Gagandeep Kaur,

Jhano Hansda &

Manjudha Soy

--

Won against

Mexico

230 vs 221

Won against

France

227 vs 220

Lost against

USA

218 vs 229

Silver


Indian Team

Pre-Quarter

final

Quarter

Final


C. Srither, Kh. Ratan

& Ritul

--

Lost against

Canada

235 vs 223

--

--

8th

MIXED OLYMPIC ROUND

Indian Team

Pre-Quarter

final

Quarter

Final


Ritul Chatterjee &

Gagandeep Kaur

1369/8

Lost against

Australia

150 vs 152

--

--

--

10th

Annexure B(XV)

Youth World Championship

Legnica, Poland from 22nd to 28th August, 2011

JUNIOR




Final

Final Overall

Rank

1. Deepika Kumari 1329/3 - - 7 6 6 6 6 Gold

2. Rimil Buriuly 1296/16 - 6 6 0 - - - 9th

3. Seema Verma 1251/37 6 2 - - - - - 33rd

Qualification

Team

3876/4



Final

Final Overall

Rank

1. Atanu Das 1310/7 - - 7 6 3 - - 7th

2. Somenath

Mondal

1298/10 - 6 6 5 - - - 9th

3. Rajgovind

Swansi

1285/14 - 6 6 3 - - - 9th

Qualification

Team

3893/3


Indian Team

Pre-Quarter

final

Quarter

Final

Semi

Final

Bronze Rank

Deepika, Rimil

Buriuly & Seema

Verma

Won against

Italy

204 vs 194

Won against

Russia

208 Vs 200

Lost against

Korea

195 Vs 220

Won against

Japan

201 Vs 189

Bronze


Indian Team

Pre-Quarter

final

Quarter

Final


Rajgovind Swansi,

Atanu Das &

Somnath Mondal

Won against

Mexico

222 vs 208

Won against

Turkey

223 vs 206

Won against

Netherland

214 vs 209

Lost against

Korea

200 vs 2148

Silver

MIXED OLYMPIC ROUND

Indian Team

Pre-Quarter

final

Quarter

Final


Atanu Das and

Deepika 2639/2

Won against

Mexico

146 vs 141

Won against

Poland

149 Vs 135

Lost against

Netherland

148 Vs 151

Lost against

Chinese Taipei

136 vs 145

4th

Sheet (II)



Sl Name FITA Round 1/48 1/24 1/16 1/8 1/4 Semi

Final

Final

Overall

Rank

1. Ch. Jignas 688/17 - 140 143

Tie

148

Tie

- - - 17th

2. Ritul Chatterjee 674/40 - 142 - - - - 33rd

3. Vimlendra

Pandey

662/51 134 141 - - - - - 33rd

Qualification

Team

2024/10


Indian Team

Pre-Quarter

final

Quarter

Final


Ch. Jignas, Ritul

Chaterjee &

Vimlendra pandey

Lost against

Denmark

222 vs 229

--

--

--

9th

Sheet (III)

CADET




Final

Final Overall

Rank

1. Mainaw narzary 1318/13 - 7 6 6 - - - 9th

2. Gunjan Kumari 1287/26 - 6 4 - - - - 17th

3. Himani Boro 1291/21 - 4 - - - - - 57th

Qualification

Team

3896/5



Final

Final Overall

Rank

1. Binod Swansi 1313/9 6 6 7 6 0 - - 8th

2. Sanjay Boro 1298/18 6 7 6 2 - - - 9th

3. Hurdup Tiriya 1275/36 7 1 - - - - - 33rd

Qualification

Team

3886/2


Indian Team

Pre-Quarter

final

Quarter

Final

Semi

Final

Bronze Rank

Mainaw Narzary,

Himani Boro &

Gunjan Kumari

Won against

Spain

206 vs 199

Won against

China

208(25) Vs 208(23)

Lost against

Korea

196 Vs 206

Lost against

Russia

209 Vs 213

4th


Indian Team

Pre-Quarter

final

Quarter

Final


Binod Swansi,

Sanjay Boro &

Hurdup Tiriya

Won against

Romania

223 vs 213

Lost against

Chinese Taipei

217 vs 225

--

--

6th

MIXED OLYMPIC ROUND

Indian Team

Pre-Quarter

final

Quarter

Final


Binod Swansi and

Mainaw Narzary 2631/6

Won against

Turkey

154 vs 142

Won against

Netherland

142 Vs 1401

Lost against

Russia

146(17) Vs 146(19)

Won against

Bulgaria

146 vs 145

Bronze

Sheet (IV)




Final

Final &

Bronze

Overall

Rank

1. V.Jyothi Surekha 647/25 - 135 - - - - 17th

2. S.Jayalakshmi 647/28 136 137 - - - - 17th

3. Sakshi Vaidwan 594/35 122 - - - - - 33rd

Qualification

Team

1887/5



Final

Final &

Bronze

Overall

Rank

1. Ravi Sardar 685/9 - 145 145 140 - - 7th

2. M.Chiranjeevi 669/32 138 141 - - - - 17th

3. Sourav Dutta 666/36 134 - - - - - 33rd

Qualification

Team

2020/8


Indian Team

Pre-Quarter

final

Quarter

Final

Semi

Final

Final Rank

V.Jyothi,

Jayalakshmi &

sakshi

--

Lost against

Croatia

210 vs 217

--

--

5th


Indian Team

Pre-Quarter

final

Quarter

Final


Ravi sardar,

M.Chiranjeevi &

Sourav Dutta

Lost against

South Africa

214 vs 215

--

--

--

8th

MIXED OLYMPIC ROUND

Indian Team

Pre-Quarter

final

Quarter

Final


V.Jyothi Surekha &

Ravi Sardar

1332/10

Won against

Croatia

149 vs 148

Lost against

USA

146 vs 150

--

--

7th

Annexure C (I)

3rd Mini National Archery Championship

Vijayawada, Andhra Pradesh from 14-17 August, 2010

RECURVE DIVISION- BOYS

50 Mtrs.

Position Name State Score

1st DIWAKAR SINGH JHARKHAND 311

2nd KANAK VEDWAN U.P 300

3rd RAVI SHANKAR TIWARY JHARKHAND 282

40 Mtrs.



2nd NEEL MADHAV JOSHI JHARKHAND 313

3rd DIWAKAR SINGH JHARKHAND 306

30 Mtrs.




3rd NEELMADHAV JOSHI JHARKHAND 298

20 Mtrs.


1st DIWAKAR SINDH JHARKHAND 348


3rd RAVI SHANKAR TIWARY JHKAKHAND 333

CHAMPION INDIVIDUAL


1st KANAK VEDWAN U.P. 114

2nd DIVAKAR SINGH JHARKHAND 108

3rd RAVI SHANKAR TIWARY JHARKHAND 103

CHAMPION - TEAM

Position State Team Members Score

1st JHARKHAND DIWAKAR SINGH, RAVI SHANKAR,

SRIKANT KUMAR & NEEL MADHAV 198

2nd MAHARASHTRA HITESH KURMI, ASHISH SHINDE,

SURYADEVSINGH PATIL & SHRILEKH 177

3rd U.P. GOUTAM VEDWAN, KANAK

VEDWAN, ROHIT KUMAR, SACHIN KR 204

Sheet (II)

RECURVE DIVISION- GIRLS

50 Mtrs.


1st MADHUMITA KUMARI JHARKHAND 318

2nd NIDHI MUNDADA MAHARASHTRA 271

3rd PURVA PALLIWAL MAHARASHTRA 270

40 Mtrs.



2nd NEHARIKA SHARMA PUNJAB 305

3rd NIDHI MUNDADA MAHARASHTRA 284

30 Mtrs.




3rd MOUMITA KARMAKR W.B 287

20 Mtrs.





CHAMPION INDIVIDUAL





CHAMPION - TEAM


1st MAHARASHTRA

SIDDHI MONDADA, NIDDHI

MUNDADA, PURVA PALLIWAL &

MRUDUL MODK

190

2nd WEST BENGAL

SHREYASRI KHARA, MOUMITA

KARMAKAR, SWARNALI DEY &

MAOHUMITA DASS

160

3rd A.P.

T. SANGEETHA, DEEPIKA

SINGH, G. SEONA & P.

DHARSHINI

-

Sheet (III)

COMPOUND DIVISION- BOYS

50 Mtrs.


1st E. SAHIT A.P 340

2nd M.CHIRANJEEVI A.P 331

3rd SHEKHAR VEDWAN U.P 329

40 Mtrs.


1st E. SAHIT A.P 349

2nd M.CHIRANJEEVI A.P 340

3rd SHEKHAR VEDWAN U.P 332

30 Mtrs.


1st E.SAHIT A.P 343

2nd SHASHENSHA BIRUILY JHARKHAND 339

3rd M.CHIRANJEEVI A.P 338

20 Mtrs.


1st SHASHENSHA BIRUILY JHARKHAND 356

2nd E.SAHIT A.P 353

3rd SHIVAM KUMAR U.P 353

CHAMPION INDIVIDUAL


1st E.SAHIT A.P 116

2nd SHIVAM KUMAR U.P 112

3rd SHASHENSHA BIRUILY JHARKHAND 112

CHAMPION - TEAM


1st U.P.

DEEPAK KUMAR, SHIVAM KUMAR,

SHEKHAR VEDWAN & NITIN

DHANKAR

222

2nd JHARKHAND SHAHENSHRA BIRULY, L. SHANTANU

& JASPAL SINGH 219

3rd MAHARASHTRA SHUBHAM SHETE, UNMESH SHELAR,

SATYAJIT MITTR & DANISH THAKAR -

Sheet (IV)

COMPOUND DIVISION- GIRLS

50 Mtrs.


1st SHEHANJALI MAHARASHTRA 286

2nd PURVA SHENDE MAHARASHTRA 285

3rd G.KAVYA A.P 276

40 Mtrs.


1st ISHA SHAH MAHARASHTRA 305

2nd SHEHANJALI MAHARASHTRA 302

3rd PURVA SHENDE MAHARASHTRA 284

30 Mtrs.



2nd PURVA SHENDE MAHARASHTRA 276

3rd ISHA SHAH MAHARASHTRA 272

20 Mtrs.



2nd ISHA SHAH MAHARASHTRA 327

3rd PURVA SHENDE MAHARASHTRA 314

CHAMPION INDIVIDUAL


1st ISHA SHAM MAHARASHTRA 105

2nd SHEHANJALI NANAWARE MAHARASHTRA 96

3rd G. KAVYA A.P. 101

Sheet (V)

INDIAN ROUND-BOYS

30 Mtrs.


1st NIKHIL KUMAR U.P 338

2nd ANIL KUMAR BAGE ORISSA 331

3rd MANISH CHOUDHARI JHARKHAND 327

20 Mtrs.


1st MUKESH GOSWAMI JHARKHAND 330 (x+10=15)

2nd ND.SURAJ RAJPUT MAHARASHTRA 330 (x+10=14)

3rd NIKHIL KUMAR U.P 330 (x+10=14)

CHAMPION INDIVIDUAL


1st NIKHIL KUMAR U.P 668

2nd ANIL KUMAR BAGE ORISSA 654

3rd MANISH CHOUDHARI JHARKHAND 653

CHAMPION – TEAM


1st JHARKHAND BIRSINGH PURTY,MUKESH GOSWAMI,

MANISH CHOUDHARI,KUSHO MINZ 1929

2nd U.P.

AVADH NARAYAN,NIKHIL

KUMAR,SHUBHAM VEDWAN,ATUL KUMAR

VERMA,

1878

3rd ORISSA ANIL KUMAR BAGE, JYOTHIRANJAN NAIK,

BINOD MISHRA & RANJIT NAIK 1858

Sheet (VI)

INDIAN ROUND-GIRLS

30 Mtrs.


1st MAMTA TUDU JHARKHAND 312

2nd MADHU VEDWAN U.P 310

3rd ANIKITA BHAKAL W.B 301

20 Mtrs.


1st B. HEMLATHA A.P 317


(X+10=8)


(X+10=6)

CHAMPION INDIVIDUAL


1st MAMTA TUDU JHARKHAND 626



CHAMPION – TEAM


1st JHARKHAND MAMTA TUDU,INDRANI KUJUR,SULEKHA

SINGH,SRISHTI VIAWAKRAM 1816

2nd ANDHRA

PRADESH

N.KAVITHA,B.HEMALATHA,P.PRIYANKA,K

.SUMA CHANDRIKA 1793

3rd WEST

BENGAL

ANIKITA BHAKAL,BIDISHA

BHOWMICK,RINKY SHAW,PIYA SINHA 1655

Annexure C (II)

18th Sahara Senior Indian Round (M/W) National Archery Championship

Hoshangabad, Madhya Pradesh from 27-31 October, 2010

INDIAN ROUND-BOYS

50 Mtrs.


1st SUNIL ORAON SSCB 330

2nd ROSHAN THAPA TRIPUA 328

3rd NARENDRA KUMAR UTTARAKHAND 327

30 Mtrs.


1st A. SURAJ SINGH SSCB 338

2nd S. BASANT I.T.B.P. 335

3rd SUNIL ORAON SSCB 334

CHAMPION INDIVIDUAL


1st ROSHAN THAPA TRIPURA 105-9,8

2nd SUNIL ORAUN SSCB 105-9,7

3rd SUTRENDER SINGH JHARKHAND 110,X

CHAMPION - TEAM


1st TRIPURA

CHANDRA PRD GURUNG, ROSHAN

THAPA, PURANJAI MAGAR & ASHOK

BISWA

212

2nd BIHAR ROHIT KUMAR, P.K. MINZ, JEETRAJ

TIGGA & AMIT KALASKAR 196

3rd ASSAM

KANSAI BORGOYARY, BERSRANG

NARZARY, BALESWAR RAM & AJAY

RABHA

206

Sheet (II)

INDIAN ROUND-GIRLS

50 Mtrs.


1st ANIMA BASUMATARY ASSAM 311

2nd PINKI RANI CHANDIGARH 308

3rd PALLABI BORO ASSAM 306

30 Mtrs.


1st KAMINI BORO ASSAM 322

2nd TSHAMBI DEVI SSB 311

3rd PALLABI BORO ASSAM 310

CHAMPION INDIVIDUAL


1st KAMINI BORO ASSAM 102

2nd PALLABI BORO ASSAM 99

3rd BINIMA BRAMHA TRIPUA 98

CHAMPION - TEAM


1st ASSAM

KAMINI BORO, PALLABI BORO,

ANIMA BASUMATARY & CHISTINA

MEDHI

187

2nd MANIPUR

SANABAM NIRMALA DEVI, P. SONIA

DEVI, M. SANJITA DEVI & K.

PRAVAHINI DEVI

179

3rd TRIPURA

BINUMA BRAMHA, SUMAN CHETRI,

RUKHAMINI MACHAHAR & KONIKA

BRAHMA

192

Annexure C (III)

33rd Junior National Archery Championship

Yamuna Sports Complex from 26-31 December, 2010


90 Mtrs.


1st PAWAN XALXO SPSB 312

2nd PURAN GURUNG MEGHALAYA 306

3rd HEMANT BASUMATARY ASSAM 305

70 Mtrs.


1st PAWAN XALXO SPSB 334

2nd ATANU DAS SPSB 326

3rd ARJUN SINKU JHARKHAND 322

50 Mtrs.


1st MUKESH TAMANG SSCB 329

2nd SANJAY BORO ASSAM 328

3rd ATANU DAS SPSB 327

30 Mtrs.


1st ATANU DAS SPSB 179/180

2nd MUKESH TAMANG SSCB 176/180

3rd RAJ GOVIND SWANSI SSCB 175/180

CHAMPION INDIVIDUAL


1st MUKESH TAMANG SSCB 7

2nd AJAY DELHI 1

3rd RAJ GOVIND SWANSI SSCB 7

CHAMPION - TEAM


1st SPSB

PAWAN XALXO, ATANU DAS, PUTKAR

SINKU & BIKASH UPADHAYAY 200

2nd JHARKHAND

ARJUN SINKU, VIKAS BODRA, HURDUP

TIRYA & VIVEKANAND 185

3rd

SSCB

MUKESH TAMANG, RAJ GOVIND

SWASI, MANGAL HO & SOMEN P

LEPCHA 217

Sheet (II)

RECURVE DIVISION- GIRLS

70 Mtrs.


1st HELEN MUNDU SPSB 317

2nd DEEPIKA KUMARI SPSB 314

3rd DIPALI BORO ASSAM 310

60 Mtrs.


1st SEEMA VERMA SPSB 326

2nd DIPALI BORO ASSAM 321

3rd DEEPIKA KUMARI SPSB 319

50 Mtrs.


1st SEEMA VERMA SPSB 319

2nd DEEPIKA KUMARI SPSB 307

3rd DIPALI BORO ASSAM 301

30 Mtrs.


1st DEEPIKA KUMARI SPSB 171

2nd MAINAO NARZARY ASSAM 168

3rd HELEN MUNDU SPSB 168

CHAMPION INDIVIDUAL



2nd A.S. DEVI MANIPUR 0

3rd SUMITA KUMARI JHARKHAND 7

CHAMPION - TEAM


1st SPSB

SEEMA VERMA, DEEPIKA KUMARI,

HELEN MUNDA & V. SHARDHA 205

2nd

ASSAM

DIPALI BOPO, MAINAO NARZARY,

SUSANTI BASUMARTARY & HEMANI

BORO 198

3rd

JHARKHAND

SUMITA KUMARI, CHANDMANI

KERAI, NIKITA SUNDI & SITARANI

TUDU 194

Sheet (III)


90 Mtrs.


1st CH. JIGNAS SSCB 335

2nd C. RITUL CHATTERJEE A.P. 333

3rd VIMLENDRA PANDEY SSCB 329

70 Mtrs.


1st C. RITUL CHATTERJEE A.P. 348

2nd VIMLENDRA PANDEY SSCB 343

3rd CH. JIGNAS SSCB 343

50 Mtrs.


1st C. RITUL CHATTERJEE A.P. 350

2nd GURU MAYUM ROBERT MANIPUR 342

3rd ARJUN RAO JHARKHAND 340

30 Mtrs.


1st C. RITUL CHATTERJEE A.P. 179/180

2nd RAVI SARDAR JHARKHAND 179/180

3rd CH. JIGNAS SSCB 177/180

CHAMPION INDIVIDUAL


1st RITUL CHATTARJEE A.P. 6

2nd CH. JIGNAS SSCB 4

3rd ARJUN RAO JHARKHAND 6

CHAMPION - TEAM


1st JHARKHAND

ARJUN RAO, SUDHKAR PARSWAN,

RAVI SARDAR & SATISH CHANDRA

SARDAR

225

2nd SSCB CH. JIGNAS, VIMDRA PANDE, N.P.

SINGH & SAMEER MANDAL 221

3rd A.P.

RITUL CHATTARJEE, M. CHIRANJEVI,

Y. CHARAN REDDY & A. TEJENDER

PRASAD

216

Sheet (IV)


70 Mtrs.


1st NEELAM KUMARI JHHARKHAND 329

2nd V. JYOTHI A.P. 325

3rd SAYALAXMI SARIKONDA MAHARASTRA 321

60 Mtrs.


1st V.JYOTHI SUREKHA A.P. 339

2nd D.SAI VAISHNAVI A.P. 337

3rd PRERNA BHAGAT JHARKHAND 335

50 Mtrs.


1st JAYALAXMI SARIKONDA MAHARASHTRA 323

2nd PRERNA BHAGAT JHARKHAND 311

3rd ARUNA SONGARA M.P. 306

30 Mtrs.


1st JAYALAXMI SARIKONDA MAHARASHTRA 175/180

2nd ANUSHA REDDY A.P. 174/180

3rd PRERNA BHAGAT JHARKHAND 174/180

CHAMPION INDIVIDUAL


1st JAYLAXMI SARIKONDA MAHARASTRA 6

2nd PRERNA BHAGAT JHARKHAND 0

3rd V. JYOTI SUREKHA A.P. 6

CHAMPION - TEAM


1st JHARKHAND

PRERNA BHAGAT, NEELAM KUMARI,

LOVELY GUPTA & DURGAWATI

KUMARI

203

2nd A.P. SAI VAISHNAVI. JYOTI SUREKHA,

ANUSHA REDDY & KAVYA 197

3rd U.P. VERSITA, SAKCHI, RITIKA 171

Annexure C (IV)

31st Sub-Junior National Archery Championship

Dhanbad, Jharkhand from 19-24 January, 2011


70 Mtrs.


1st SANJAY BORO ASSAM 320

2nd VIKAS UPADHAYA S.P.S.B. 318

3rd BISHWORJIT SINGH SSCB 314

60 Mtrs.




3rd DILIP SSCB 325

50 Mtrs.


1st DILIP SSCB 320

2nd SANJAY BORO ASSAM 316

3rd AKASH NAIK JHARKHAND 313

30 Mtrs.




3rd DILIP SSCB 344

CHAMPION INDIVIDUAL



2nd BINOD SWANSI S.P.S.B. 1

3rd G. ROCKY SHARMA SSCB 6

CHAMPION - TEAM


1st SPSB BINOD SWANSI, HURDUB TIRIYA,

BIKASH UPADHAYAY & ARJUN SINKU 214

2nd SSCB SOMAN P LEPCHA, G. ROCKY

SHARMA, BISHWORJIT SINGH & DILIP 210

3rd JHARKHAND VIVEKANAND, SUNIL SIJUI, PRADEEP

SWANSI & AKASH NAIK 213

Sheet (II) RECURVE DIVISION- GIRLS

60 Mtrs.


1st GUNJAN KUMARI S.P.S.B. 307

2nd BIBARI BORO ASSAM 304

3rd ANKITA TIWARY S.P.S.B. 303

50 Mtrs.


1st GUNJAN KUMARI S.P.S.B. 320 (X+10=12)

2nd PRATIMA BORO ASSAM 320 (X+10=11)

3rd BIBARI BORO ASSAM 318

40 Mtrs.


1st MAINOW NARZARY ASSAM 313

2nd GUNJAN KUMARI S.P.S.B. 312

3rd ANKITA TIWARY S.P.S.B. 308

30 Mtrs.


1st PRABHJOT KAUR PANJAB 333 (X+10=17)*

2nd MAINOW NARZARY ASSAM 333 (X+10=17)

3rd HIMANE BORO ASSAM 331

CHAMPION INDIVIDUAL


1st HIMANE BORO ASSAM 7

2nd ANKITA TIWARY S.P.S.B. 1

3rd PRATIMA BORO ASSAM 6

CHAMPION - TEAM


1st ASSAM MAINOW NARZARY, HIMANI BORO,

PRATIMA BORO & BIBARI BORO 206

2nd SPSB GUNJAN KUMARI, ANKITA TIWARI &

LALITA LUGUN 199

3rd MEGHALAYA ROSEMARY JYARWA, RISHA

SYIEMLIEH & HEIMONMI NANGTDO 184

Sheet (III)


70 Mtrs.


1st ABHYUDAYA SRINET DELHI 327 (X+10=14)

2nd RAVI SARDAR JHARKHAND 327 (X+10=12)

3rd SAHENSHA BIRULI JHARKHAND 324 (X+10=12)

60 Mtrs.


1st RAVI SARDAR JHARKHAND 343

2nd M. CHIRANJEEVI A.P. 339

3rd ABHYUDAYA SRINET DELHI 335

50 Mtrs.


1st SAHENSHA BIRULI JHARKHAND 334

2nd Y. CHARAN REDDY A.P. 329

3rd RAVI SARDAR JHARKHAND 328

30 Mtrs.


1st SAHENSHA BIRULI JHARKHAND 353(X+10=29)9*

2nd RAVI SARDAR JHARKHAND 353 (X+10=29)9

3rd TH. GOVINDAS SINGH SSCB 350

CHAMPION INDIVIDUAL


1st RAVI SARDAR JHARKHAND 6

2nd SAHENSHA BIRULI JHARKHAND 0

3rd ARJUN KUMAR U.P. 6

CHAMPION - TEAM


1st JHARKHAND SHAHENSHRA BIRULY, L. SHANTANU,

RAVI SARDAR & AKASH SARKAR 228

2nd A.P.

M.CHIRANJEEVI, N. ABHISHEK,

Y.CHARAN REDDY & B. AKHIL

CHOWDARY

210

3rd SSCB

A. ANTONY SINGH, TH.

GOVINDDAS SINGH, SAMEER

MANDAL & SUBHAM CHHETRY

218

Sheet (IV)


60 Mtrs.


1st V. JYOTHI SUREKA A.P. 339

2nd SARIKONDA JAYLAXMI MAHARASHTRA 337

3rd D. SAI VAISHNAVI A.P. 323

50 Mtrs.


1st V. JYOTHI SUREKA A.P. 341

2nd SARIKONDA JAYLAXMI MAHARASHTRA 340

3rd D. SAI VAISHNAVI A.P. 337

40 Mtrs.


1st SARIKONDA JAYLAXMI MAHARASHTRA 329

2nd V. JYOTHI SUREKA A.P. 327


30 Mtrs.


1st SARIKONDA JAYLAXMI MAHARASHTRA 349

2nd V. JYOTHI SUREKA A.P. 347


CHAMPION INDIVIDUAL


1st PRERNA BHAGAT JHARKHAND 5,10

2nd SARIKONDA JAYLAXMI MAHARASHTRA 5,9

3rd V. JYOTHI SUREKA A.P. 7

CHAMPION - TEAM


1st JHARKHAND

PRERNA BHAGAT, DURGAWATI

KUMARI, HARSHA BHARDWAJ & DIPTI

KUMARI

214

2nd MAHARASHTRA

SARIKONDA JAYALAXMI,

SHEHANJALI NANVARE, PRIYA

BHESANIYA & MEGHA AGARWAL

205

3rd U.P. VARSITA VAIDWAN, SHAKSHI

VAIDWAN & ANNU TIWARI 196

Sheet (V)

INDIAN ROUND-BOYS

30 Mtrs.


1st BETSRANG NARZARY ASSAM 351

2nd VIKASH DELHI 345

3rd ARYAN SAW JHARKHAND 344

20 Mtrs.


1st L RICKY SINGH AP 348

2nd SURAJ JOSHI MAHARASTRA 345 (X+10=23)*

3rd SITHAPRAKASH UTTAR PRADESH 345 (X+10=14)

CHAMPION INDIVIDUAL


1st BETSRANG NARZARY ASSAM 693

2nd SWMLA BORO ASSAM 686

3rd CHAMAN UTTAR PRADESH 685

CHAMPION - TEAM


1st ASSAM

BETSRANG NARZARY, SWMLA BORO,

DHANIRAM BASUMATARY &

DHANJANJOY GOYARY

2050

2nd U.P. CHAMAN,NIKHIL KUMAR,SHUBHAM

VEDWAN,SITAPRAKASH 2031

3rd JHARKHAND

ARYAN SAW, MUKESH KUMAR TURI,

BHUTAN SWANSI & PRABHAKAR

KUMAR

2013

Sheet (VI)

INDIAN ROUND-GIRLS

30 Mtrs.


1st GANUMG TEKSENG ARUNACHAL 342

2nd DHANI HEMBRAM W B 329

3rd N. KAVITHA ANDHRA PRADESH 327

20 Mtrs.


1st DHANI HEMBRAM W B 342

2nd O.NAOBI CHANU MANIPUR 337

3rd ASHARANI HORO JHARKHAND 335

CHAMPION INDIVIDUAL


1st GANUMG TEKSENG ARUNACHAL 675

2nd DHANI HEMBRAM W B 671

3rd O.NAOBI CHANU MANIPUR 663

CHAMPION - TEAM


1st W.B. DHANI HEMBRAM, SARITA BHUIYA,

PUJA KURMI & TANIA MANDAL 1959

2nd MANIPUR O. NAOBI CHANU, CH. DEBIYA, M.

ABEM DEVI & J. JUILE DEVI 1947

3rd JHARKHAND SURBHI SINGH, ASHARANI HORO,

ANITA HANSDA & LAXMI PURTY 1935

Annexure C (V)

Ch. Lenin Memorial 31st Sahara Senior National Archery Championship

Vijayawada, Andhra Pradesh from 5th to 10th February, 2011


90 Mtrs.


1st JAYANTA TALUKDAR SPSB 318

2nd RAHUL BANERJEE I. RAILWAY 315

3rd THEPUUOYI SWURO NAGALAND 314

70 Mtrs.


1st VISHWAS SSCB 338

2nd GAUTAM SINGH SSCB 330

3rd W. RANJAN SINGH (JR)

SSCB

328

(x-3,10-13)

50 Mtrs.


1st RAHUL BANERJEE I. RAILWAY 333

2nd PAWAN XALXO SPSB 332

3rd

MANGAL SINGH CHAMPIA I. RAILWAY

330

(x-5,10-11)

30 Mtrs.


1st BULBUL MARANDI Jharkhand 355

2nd AVINASH KUMAR U.P. 354

3rd

ADONDARAJU I. Railway

353

(x-12,10-17)

CHAMPION INDIVIDUAL


1st VISHWAS SSCB 5,8*

2nd JAYANTA TALUKDAR SPSB 5,8

3rd KAPIL I. RAILWAY 5,9*

CHAMPION - TEAM


1st JHARKHAND

GURUCHARAN BESRA, BULBUL

MARANDI, RAJ GOVIND SWANSI,

ROBIN HANSDA & HURDUP TIRIYA

217

2nd INDIAN

RAILWAY

MANGAL SINGH CHAMPIA, RAHUL

BANERJEE, ADONDA RAJU & KAPIL 215

3rd SPSB JAYANTA TALUKDAR, ATANU DAS,

PAWAN XALXO & HURDUP TIRIYA 221

Sheet (II) RECURVE DIVISION- GIRLS

70 Mtrs.



2nd RANU U.P. 323

3rd SEEMA VARMA SPSB 317

60 Mtrs.


1st

SEEMA VARMA SPSB

333

(x-5,10-10)

2nd

LAXMI RANI MAJHI Jharkhand

333

(x-4,10-11)

3rd DOLA BANERJEE I. Railway 332

50 Mtrs.


1st LAXMI RANI MAJHI JHARKHAND 323

2nd

CHEKROVOLI SWURO NAGALAND

319

(X-5, 10-7)

3rd DEEPIKA KUMARI

SPSB

319

(X-4, 10-7)

30 Mtrs.


1st DOLA BANERJEE I. RAILWAY 353

2nd CHEKROVOLI SWURO NAGALAND 350

3rd SEEMA VERMA SPSB 349

CHAMPION INDIVIDUAL



2nd PRATIVA BORO ASSAM 2

3rd CHEKROVOLI SWURO NAGALAND 6

CHAMPION - TEAM


1ST SPSB DEEPIKA KUMARA, SEEMA VERMA,

HELEN MUNDU & SUMITA KUMARI 200

2ND U.P. RANU, PUNYA PRABHA, JYOTI&

RUPAL 193

3RD INDIAN

RAILWAY

RIMIL BURIULY, SUSHMA, DOLA

BANERJEE & REENA KUMARI 211

Sheet (III) COMPOUND DIVISION- BOYS

90 Mtrs.


1st CHINGLEN SANA * SSCB 336

2nd I. R. SANAM A.P. 335

3rd RITUL CHATTERJEE A.P. 334

70 Mtrs.


1st RITUL CHATTERJEE A.P.

348

(x-11,10-13)

2nd CH. JIGNAS SSCB

348

(x-10,10-14)

3rd KH. RATAN SINGH Manipur 346

50 Mtrs.


1st RITUL CHATTERJEE A.P. 350

2nd C. SRITHER SSCB 346

3rd ABHISHEK VERMA DELHI 343

30 Mtrs.


1st RITUL CHATTERJEE A.P.

358

(X-24, 10-10)

2nd ABHISHEK VERMA DELHI

358

(X-20, 10-14)

3rd C. SRITHER SSCB

358

(X-18, 10-16)

CHAMPION INDIVIDUAL


1st KSH. NIKON MANGANG MANIPUR 6

2nd I R SANAM A. P. 2

3rd RAJAT CHAOUHAN RAJASTHAN 5,10

CHAMPION - TEAM


1st AP RITUL CHATERJEE, M. CHIRANJEEVI,

IR. SANAM & SUNANDU ROY 216

2nd ASSAM

SANDEEP KR. DUKLAN, ILAG

CHANDRA KANT, GOKUL TAMULI &

KHEGENDRO BIRULI

212

3rd MANIPUR KSH. NIKON, KH. RATAN SINGH, K.

ROMESH SINGH & M. GANDHI SINGH 225

Sheet (IV) COMPOUND DIVISION- GIRLS

70 Mtrs.


1st P. LILY CHANU MANIPUR 339

2nd BHEIGAYABATI CHANU JHARKHAND 337

3rd R.K. SATYAPRIYA DEVI MANIPUR 336 (X-3,10-15)

60 Mtrs.


1st P. LILY CHANU MANIPUR 347

2nd BHEIGAYABATI CHANU JHARKHAND 343

3rd SUNITA RANI PUNJAB 342

50 Mtrs.


1st NIVA KERKETA I.T.B.P. 339

2nd P. LILY CHANU MANIPUR 336

3rd JHNOHANSDA JHARKHAND 335 (X-7,10-8)

30 Mtrs.


1st MANJUDHA SOY I.RAILWAY 356

2nd PRIYANSHU KACHHAP BIHAR 355

3rd JHNOHANSDA JHARKHAND 354 (X-16,10-14)

CHAMPION INDIVIDUAL


1st NAMITA YADAV I RAILWAY 6

2nd P. LILY CHANU MANIPUR 0

3rd SAKRO BESRA I RAILWAY 6

CHAMPION - TEAM


1st I RAILWAY SAKRO BESRA, MAJUDHA SOY,

NAMITA YADAV & VRUSHALI GORLE 218

2nd PANJAB

GAGANDEEP KAUR,SUNITA RANI,

RAMANDEEP KAUR & RUPINDER

KAUR

210

3rd JHARKHAND

JHANO HANSDA, BHEIGAYABATI

CHANU, ASRITA KERKETTA &

SWEETY KUMARI

224

Annexure C (VI)

Junior Indian Round National Archery Championship

Arjuna Stadium, Kharsawan, Jharkhand from 27-30 March, 2011

INDIAN ROUND-BOYS

40 Mtrs.


1st BERSRANG NARZARY ASSAM 338

2nd VIKAS DELHI 334

3rd SANTOSH KUMAR DELHI 333

30 Mtrs.


1st VIKAS DELHI 333

2nd BERSRANG NARZARY ASSAM 331

3rd Y. AJIT SINGH ASSAM RIFLES 327

CHAMPION INDIVIDUAL


1st BERSRANG NARZARY ASSAM 7

2nd VIKAS DELHI 1

3rd RAHUL KUMAR U.P. 7

CHAMPION - TEAM


1st U.P. LALIT, RAHUL KUMAR, SOMENDRA &

SAYTA PRAKASH 215

2nd ASSAM

RIFLES

Y.BISHORJIT SINGH, M. KANTA

MEITEY, G.G. RONGMEI & Y. AJIT

SINGH

211

3rd JHARKHAND

MUKESH TURI, ARYAN SAW, MOHAN

KUMAR SAHU & HAMHENDRA

KARMALI

214

Sheet (II)

INDIAN ROUND-GIRLS

40 Mtrs.


1st ASHA RANI HORO JHARKHAND 322

2nd GUNESHWARI WADURKAR MAHARASHTRA 317

3rd SULEKHA SINGH JHARKHAND 309

30 Mtrs.


1st SULEKHA SINGH JHARKHAND 310

2nd BICHITRA MUSHAHARI ASSAM 308

3rd TULSI HEMBROM JHARKHAND 307

CHAMPION INDIVIDUAL


1st ASHA RANI HORO JHARKHAND 5,9

2nd SULEKHA SINGH JHARKHAND 5,8

3rd N. ARUNA DEVI MANIPUR 5,8

CHAMPION - TEAM


1st JHARKHAND ANITA HANSDA, TULSI HEMBROM,

ASHA RANI HORO & SULEKHA SINGH 215

2nd MANIPUR P.SONIA DEVI, S.JENIFER DEVI, M.

ARUNA DEVI & L. BANDANA DEVI 195

3rd ASSAM

GAHELA BORO, CHRITINA MEDHI,

MOUSUMI BASUMATARY & BICHITRA

MUSHAHARI

187

Annexure C (VII)

34th National Games (Archery)

Jamshedpur, Jharkhand 19th to 24th February, 2011

RECURVE MEN

CHAMPION INDIVIDUAL


1st M R TIRKEY WEST BENGAL 6

2nd VISHWAS S S C B 4

3rd SANJAY BORO ASSAM 7

CHAMPION - TEAM


1st JHARKHAND JAYANTA BORO, ATANU DAS,

MANGAL SINGH & PAWAN XALXO 220

2nd U.P. KAPIL, PRIYANK, AVINASH 212

3rd ASSAM

DWIMALU BORO, JITEN NARZARY,

SANJAY BORO, HEMANTA

BASUMATARY

217

RECURVE WOMEN

CHAMPION INDIVIDUAL


1st PRATIVA BORO ASSAM 6

2nd DEEPIKA KUMARI JHARKHAND 4

3rd SEEMA VERMA JHARKHAND 6

CHAMPION - TEAM


1st JHARKHAND

LAXMI RANI MANJHI, DEEPIKA

KUMARI, SEEMA VERMA & RIMIL

BURIULY

215

2nd W.B.

TAPASHI MANDAL, PARIL LEPCHA,

REENA KUMARI& RESHMA

BANERJEE

211

3rd ASSAM PRATIVA BORO, DIPALI BORO,

BELSARI NARZARY & PRATIMA BORO 214

Sheet (II)

COMPOUND MEN

CHAMPION INDIVIDUAL


1st ABHISHEK VERMA DELHI 5,10

2nd RITUL CHATERJEE A. P. 5,9

3rd C SRITHAR S S C B 6

CHAMPION - TEAM


1st SSCB CH. JIGNAS, CHINNA RAJU STIRTHER,

L. HARIDAS & M. CHINLENSANA 226

2nd A.P. RITUL CHATERJEE, I.R. SANAM, J

RAMA RAO & SUNENDU ROY 223

3rd DELHI

ABHISHEK VERMA, VIKAS

SEHRAWAT, BHAGWAN DAS &

ARYAVART DABAS

229

COMPOUND WOMEN

CHAMPION INDIVIDUAL


1st SUNITA RANI PUNJAB 7

2nd V JYOTHI SUREKHA A.P. 3

3rd NAMITA YADAV JHARKHAND 7

CHAMPION - TEAM


1st JHARKHAND

JHANO HANSDA, BHEIGYABATI

CHANU, NAMITA YADAV &

MANJUDHA SOY

218

2nd MANIPUR

TH. GEETPA DEVI, P. LILY CHANU,

GEETANJALI LAISHRAM & R.K.

SAYTAPRIYA DEVI

212

3rd PUNJAB

GAGANDEEP KAUR, SUNITA RANI,

RAMANDEEP KAUR & RUPINDER

KAUR

218

Sheet (III)

INDIAN ROUND- MEN

CHAMPION INDIVIDUAL


1st KONSAI BORGAYARY ASSAM 6

2nd A SURAJ SINGH SSCB 2

3rd N SUBASHCHANDRA MANIPUR 6

CHAMPION - TEAM


1st SSCB A SURAJ SINGH,SUNIL ORAON,P G

MANDAL & VIKRAM SINGH 217

2nd TRIPURA

CHANDRA PRASAD,ASHOK

BISWA,ROSHAN THAPA & PURANJAY

MAGAR

207

3rd MANIPUR

M NANAO SINGH,N

SUBASHCHANDRA,AJIT SINGH & N

NINGTHEM

206

INDIAN ROUND-WOMEN

CHAMPION INDIVIDUAL


1st K. PRABHAHINI DEVI MANIPUR 6

2nd JAYALAXMI JHARKHAND 4

3rd TH. ISHEMBI DEVI MANIPUR 6

CHAMPION - TEAM


1st MANIPUR

TH ISHEMBI DEVI, K PRABHAHINI

DEVI, M SANJITA DEVI & S NIRMALA

DEVI

212

2nd ASSAM

KAMINI BORO, PALLABI BORO,

ANIMA BASUMATARY & ANJALI

BRAHMA

184

3rd JHARKHAND TULSI HEMBROM, SUKHMATI PURTY,

LAKHI MANDAL & JAYALAXMI 188

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