Greaterkashmir iconGreaterkashmirSep 4, 2026 ~1 min source read

Boosting Ladakh Sports: Indoor shooting range inaugurated in Leh

An all-year-round indoor shooting range has been inaugurated in Leh to provide greater access to the sport and help identify talent in the Union Territory of Ladakh. The insulated facility, equipped for air rifle and air pistol shooting, has been established by the Ladakh Shooting Association (LSA) in collaboration with the Ladakh Police at the newly built Sports Complex of the police.

Boosting Ladakh Sports: Indoor shooting range inaugurated in Leh

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An all-year-round indoor shooting range has been inaugurated in Leh to provide greater access to the sport and help identify talent in the Union Territory of Ladakh.

The insulated facility, equipped for air rifle and air pistol shooting, has been established by the Ladakh Shooting Association (LSA) in collaboration with the Ladakh Police at the newly built Sports...

The range will be open to students, members of the public and police personnel, providing shooters an opportunity to train locally throughout the year despite the region's challenging weather conditions.

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An all-year-round indoor shooting range has been inaugurated in Leh to provide greater access to the sport and help identify talent in the Union Territory of Ladakh. The insulated facility, equipped for air rifle and air pistol shooting, has been established by the Ladakh Shooting Association (LSA) in collaboration with the Ladakh Police at the newly built Sports Complex of the police. The range will be open to students, members of the public and police personnel, providing shooters an opportunity to train locally throughout the year despite the region's challenging weather conditions.

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  • NRAI president Kalikesh Singh Deo said the facility would help take shooting to the grassroots in Ladakh and provide a pathway for local talent to progress into competitive shooting.
  • "Ladakh presents its own unique geographical and climatic challenges, and an all-year-round facility like this can make a meaningful difference," Deo said.
  • He also thanked the UT administration, Ladakh Police and the LSA for their efforts towards developing shooting in the region.
  • NRAI secretary general Pawankumar Singh said access to facilities was fundamental to the growth of any sporting ecosystem.
  • Police will oversee the operation of the facility and facilitate its use for training and participation.

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