Meet Neeru Dhanda: A farmer’s daughter who learned to shoot with a borrowed ‘dunaali’; her mother was buying groceries at a ration shop when she won Asian Games gold

Neeru Dhanda achieved remarkable success by winning gold in women’s trap shooting at the Asian Games. Coming from a humble farming family in Haryana, she worked hard using borrowed equipment. After training in shooting academies, she became the first Indian woman to win a World Cup gold. Despite facing numerous challenges, including illness and limited preparation time, she triumphed in Japan.
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