India wins men's pistol team gold, women's rifle trio takes silver at ISSF Worlds

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India had a successful day at the ISSF World Championships, collecting one gold and two silver medals. The men's 50m pistol team claimed gold with a combined score of 1,659, edging out rival teams. In the women's 10m air rifle team event, India took silver with a total of 1,894.4 points. Elavenil Valarivan also advanced to the individual final, where she is competing for a place in the Olympic quota.

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