'ఆసియా ఆర్చరీ' టోర్నీలో భారత్కు తొలి స్వర్ణం - జ్యోతి సురేఖ, అభిషేక్ వర్మ

ఆసియా ఆర్చరీ ఛాంపియన్షిప్లో భారత్ ఏడు పతకాలతో టోర్నీని ముగించింది. మిక్స్డ్ పెయిర్ విభాగంలో అభిషేక్ వర్మ-జ్యోతి సురేఖ స్వర్ణం సాధించి సత్తాచాటారు.

ఆసియా ఆర్చరీ

Published : Nov 27, 2019, 3:24 PM IST

ఆసియా ఆర్చరీ ఛాంపియన్షిప్లో భారత క్రీడాకారులు సత్తాచాటారు. మిక్స్డ్ పెయిర్ విభాగంలో జ్యోతి సురేఖ-అభిషేక్ వర్మ స్వర్ణం సాధించారు. ఈ టోర్నీలో మనకు ఇదే తొలి పసిడి కావడం విశేషం. మొత్తంగా ఈ టోర్నీలో ఏడు పతకాలు సాధించి సత్తాచాటారు.

చైనీస్ తైపీ జంట స్యూన్ చెన్- లు చెన్తో జరిగిన ఫైనల్లో 158-151 తేడాతో వర్మ-జ్యోతి విజయం సాధించారు. ఈ పతకంతో భారత్.. మొత్తంగా ఒక స్వర్ణం, రెండు రజతాలు, నాలుగు కాంస్యాలతో టోర్నీని ముగించింది.

Jyothi Surekha Vennam and Abhishek Verma beat Chinese Taipei in the Asian championship final! 🥇🌏🏹 #archery pic.twitter.com/rbnjQmSj78
— World Archery (@worldarchery) November 27, 2019 " class="align-text-top noRightClick twitterSection" data="
Jyothi Surekha Vennam and Abhishek Verma beat Chinese Taipei in the Asian championship final! 🥇🌏🏹 #archery pic.twitter.com/rbnjQmSj78
— World Archery (@worldarchery) November 27, 2019
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Jyothi Surekha Vennam and Abhishek Verma beat Chinese Taipei in the Asian championship final! 🥇🌏🏹 #archery pic.twitter.com/rbnjQmSj78
— World Archery (@worldarchery) November 27, 2019

పురుషుల కాంపౌండ్‌ టీమ్‌ విభాగంలో అభిషేక్‌ వర్మ, రజత్‌ చౌహాన్, మోహన్‌ భరద్వాజ్‌లతో కూడిన భారత బృందం.. ఫైనల్‌లో ఓటమిపాలైంది. కొరియాపై 232-233 తేడాతో ఓడి, కేవలం ఒక్క పాయింట్తో స్వర్ణాన్ని చేజార్చుకుంది.

మహిళల టీమ్‌ కాంపౌండ్‌ ఫైనల్లో సురేఖ, ముస్కాన్, ప్రియ బృందం కొరియా జట్టుపై ఓటమిపాలైంది. 215-231 తేడాతో పరాజయం చెందింది.

భారత ఆర్చరీ సంఘం (ఏఏఐ)పై నిషేధం ఉన్న కారణంగా.. ఈ టోర్నీలో భారత క్రీడాకారులు ప్రపంచ ఆర్చరీ పతాకం కింద పోటీపడుతున్నారు.

ఇవీ చూడండి.. ఆర్చరీలో అతన్దాస్కు కాంస్య పతకం

Jyothi Surekha Vennam and Abhishek Verma beat Chinese Taipei in the Asian championship final! 🥇🌏🏹 #archery pic.twitter.com/rbnjQmSj78
— World Archery (@worldarchery) November 27, 2019 " class="align-text-top noRightClick twitterSection" data="
Jyothi Surekha Vennam and Abhishek Verma beat Chinese Taipei in the Asian championship final! 🥇🌏🏹 #archery pic.twitter.com/rbnjQmSj78
— World Archery (@worldarchery) November 27, 2019
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Jyothi Surekha Vennam and Abhishek Verma beat Chinese Taipei in the Asian championship final! 🥇🌏🏹 #archery pic.twitter.com/rbnjQmSj78
— World Archery (@worldarchery) November 27, 2019

ఇవీ చూడండి.. ఆర్చరీలో అతన్దాస్కు కాంస్య పతకం

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Mexico City - 26 November 2019
1. Former President Evo Morales walking on stage
2. Wide of conference
3. Various of Morales on stage, waiving to audience
4. Demonstrators standing up, some holding Bolivian flag, many holding signs that read (Spanish) "Why invite a dictator?"
5. Demonstrator holding banner reading (Spanish) "It wasn't because of a coup, you left because of fraud."
6. Audience sitting down
7. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Evo Morales, Former President of Bolivia:
"I said we'll win for the fourth time, but with the vote of rural areas, with the indigenous vote we will win on the first round, like we won on the elections of October 20."
8. Cameras set up in back of auditorium
9. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Evo Morales, Former President of Bolivia:
"On the day after the elections, on October 21, what did the say? Fraud, fraud, mobilize, and they call for mobilization. In the afternoon, at night they controlled two departmental electoral tribunals, imagine where the violence came from."
10. Wide of auditorium
11. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Evo Morales, Former President of Bolivia:
"The worst, what hurts besides all the dead, is how they are destroying what we built in thirteen years for the economic liberation of the Bolivian people."
12. Wide of people chanting (Spanish) "Evo, Evo, Evo!"
STORYLINE:
Former President of Bolivia Evo Morales has called for unity in the face of new elections.
Demonstrators interrupted Morales' speech to students in Mexico City on Tuesday, with many holding signs calling the fallen leader a "dictator" and a "fraud."
Prodded by police and the military, Morales resigned on Nov. 10 amid the turmoil and went into exile in Mexico, which set off protests by his own supporters.
At least 33 people died in the 35 days of demonstrations by both sides.
On Sunday, Bolivia’s interim president, Jeanine Áñez, formally enacted the law calling for new elections to replace Morales.
The measure doesn’t set a date for the new vote.
That will be up to a new electoral tribunal that hasn’t yet been named.
The law annuls the Oct. 20 election and bars Morales from participating in the new one.
But, his party still sees him as its leader and its members believe he will show them how to rebuild the party and choose candidates.
While Morales insists he was pushed out by a coup, the interim government has said it is moving to charge him with sedition and terrorism for allegedly trying to block supplies reaching cities during the protests based on a recording he has called “a setup.”
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