He represented his country in the World Shooting Championships at Oslo in 1961, and the next year won a silver medal at the 38th World Shooting Championships in Cairo, after tie for 1st place, captaining the Indian team. He also competed in the World Shooting Championships at Wiesbaden in 1966, again captaining the team, and at Bologna in 1967 and San Sebastian in 1969. He competed in the Asian Shooting Championships at Tokyo in 1967 and at Seoul in 1971, where he won a Gold Medal . He won a Silver Medal at the Asian Games in Tehran, 1974, and another in the Asian Games at Kuala Lumpur in 1975.Profile of Dr Karni Singh at iloveindia.com Singh was also a keen player of tennis, golf, and cricket, and held a private pilot's licence. His Shooting experience was unparalleled. Memberships Singh was a member of the Asiatic Society of India, the National Sports Club of India, the Cricket Club of India, the Western India Automobile Association, the Bombay Natural History Society, the Bombay Flying Club, the Bombay Presidency Golf Club, the Delhi Golf Club, the Clay Pigeon Shooting Association (of which he was an Honorary Life Vice-President ), the Willingdon Sports Club, and the Royal Wimbledon Golf Club. Legacy Dr. Karni Singh Shooting Range situated near the historic Tughlaqabad Fort in Delhi was named after him. It was first constructed for the 1982 Asian Games in New Delhi, and later rebuild altogether for the 2010 Commonwealth Games.Dr. Karni Singh Shooting Range 2010 Commonwealth Games website. Titles 1924–1950: Yuvaraja Sri Sadul Singh Bahadur 1950–1971: Sri Raj Rajeshwar Maharajadhiraj Narendra Maharaja Shiromani Doctor Sri Karni Singh Bahadur ( Titular )
He represented his country in the World Shooting Championships at Oslo in 1961, and the next year won a silver medal at the 38th World Shooting Championships in Cairo, after tie for 1st place, captaining the Indian team. He also competed in the World Shooting Championships at Wiesbaden in 1966, again captaining the team, and at Bologna in 1967 and San Sebastian in 1969. He competed in the Asian Shooting Championships at Tokyo in 1967 and at Seoul in 1971, where he won a gold medal . He won a silver medal at the Asian Games in Tehran, 1974, and another in the Asian Games at Kuala Lumpur in 1975.Profile of Dr Karni Singh at iloveindia.com Singh was also a keen player of tennis, golf, and cricket, and held a private pilot's licence. Memberships Singh was a member of the Asiatic Society of India, the National Sports Club of India, the Cricket Club of India, the Western India Automobile Association, the Bombay Natural History Society, the Bombay Flying Club, the Bombay Presidency Golf Club, the Delhi Golf Club, the Clay Pigeon Shooting Association (of which he was an honorary life vice-president ), the Willingdon Sports Club, and the Royal Wimbledon Golf Club. Legacy Dr. Karni Singh Shooting Range situated near the historic Tughlaqabad Fort in Delhi was named after him. It was first constructed for the 1982 Asian Games in New Delhi, and later rebuilt for the 2010 Commonwealth Games.Dr. Karni Singh Shooting Range 2010 Commonwealth Games website. Titles 1924–1950: Yuvaraja Sri Sadul Singh Bahadur 1950–1971: Sri Raj Rajeshwar Maharajadhiraj Narendra Maharaja Shiromani Doctor Sri Karni Singh Bahadur ( titular )
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Gold Medal
gold medal
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Silver Medal
silver medal
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His Shooting experience was unparalleled.
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Honorary Life Vice-President
honorary life vice-president
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rebuild altogether
rebuilt
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Titular
titular