NRAI National Electronic Scoring Target: The National Rifle Association of India (NRAI) commenced the NRAI National Electronic Scoring Target (EST) Course at the Goldfinch Hotel in New Delhi. The four-day intensive programme brings together 33 selected officials from across the country for specialised training in the operation, management, and technical maintenance of electronic scoring systems used in modern shooting competitions.
The course is being conducted by ISSF-certified instructors Dhirajkumar Singh and Arun Wareshi. It serves as the official qualifying platform for technical officials aspiring to advance to the upcoming ISSF EST Course to earn their internationally recognised ISSF EST licences.
Highlighting NRAI's strategic focus on technical governance, Kalikesh Narayan Singh Deo, president, NRAI, said, "As shooting sports evolve with high-precision technology, upgrading our officiating infrastructure is vital to maintaining world-class match administration across Indian ranges. This national course is a key step in building a technologically adept workforce that can run top-tier domestic and international competitions. We remain committed to empowering our technical officials with global exposure and certification opportunities."
The inaugural session was attended by Pawankumar Singh, secretary general of NRAI, who emphasised the growing necessity of qualified technical staff in modern sports execution.
Highlighting NRAI's strategic focus on technical governance, Kalikesh Narayan Singh Deo, president, NRAI, said, "As shooting sports evolve with high-precision technology, upgrading our officiating infrastructure is vital to maintaining world-class match administration across Indian ranges. This national course is a key step in building a technologically adept workforce that can run top-tier domestic and international competitions. We remain committed to empowering our technical officials with global exposure and certification opportunities."
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"NRAI is committed to organising such courses regularly to ensure that India remains at the forefront of technical excellence in the sport. By developing a larger pool of qualified EST officials, we are strengthening our technical backbone and ensuring that events across the country are conducted to the highest international standards."