From Jaipur to the Olympics? Teen Shooter’s Bronze Medal Dream

Anahad Kohli, a young American of Indian origin, is making waves in the world of competitive shooting. Having honed her skills in both India and the US, she recently won two bronze medals in the Junior Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (JROTC) competitions.

Kohli, who spent part of her childhood in Jaipur before returning to the United States, displays remarkable dedication. Her journey reflects the growing globalisation of sporting talent.

Balancing rigorous academics with intense training, she remains focused on her ultimate goal: representing her nation at the Olympics. This remarkable feat of athleticism and academic excellence serves as an inspiration to aspiring athletes across India.

Her success highlights the opportunities available to young Indian-origin athletes, irrespective of their geographical location. Kohli’s story underscores the need for greater investment in grassroots sports development, fostering a new generation of Olympic hopefuls. The journey from Jaipur’s shooting ranges to the global Olympic stage is a testament to perseverance and dedication.