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India Win Mixed Trap Shooting & Compound Archery Gold Medals At Asian Games 2026

India recorded multiple gold medals at the Asian Games 2026, highlighted by Niru Dhanda and Kynan Chenai clinching the gold medal in the trap mixed team shooting event. The win marked India's ninth gold medal at the Games and Dhanda's third medal of the competition, following an individual trap gold and a team silver. In compound archery, India secured gold in the women's team event and defeated South Korea in the mixed event, with the men's compound archery team qualifying for the final. The victories elevated India to eighth place in the overall standings.

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