14 years of Glory
2011
GNSPF was set up with Shri. Gagan Narang’s Olympics and Commonwealth Games Prize Money. He and Shri. Pawan Singh both together established the foundation in 2011.
The 1st Gun For Glory Championship was organised in Shiv Chhatrapati Sports Complex, Balewadi, Pune.
2012
- Shri. Gagan Narang
- Ms. Annuraj Singh
- Ms. Heena Siddhu
- Ms. Rahi Sarnobat
2013
GNSPF & Gujarat Govt. join hands to carry out talent identification across the state and implement District Level School Sports programs.
The 3rd Gun For Glory Championship was organized in Shiv Chhatrapati Sports Complex, Balewadi, Pune.
2014
The first franchise of Gun For Glory Shooting Academy in Jabalpur, Madhya Pradesh.
2015
GNSPF conducts the biggest shooting competition in the country, with 3200+ participants.
2016
Rubina Francis wins Gold at Para World Cup- 1 st player to be identified through GNSPF talent search.
2017
Elavenil Valarivan becomes the National Champion in 10-M Air Rifle
2018
Elavenil, Shreya & Manini win Team Gold in Junior ISSF World Championship.
2019
GNSPF are awarded Rashtriya Khel Protsahan Puruskar for identifying and nurturing shooters.
2020
Elavenil Valarivan becomes World No.1 in 10-M Air Rifle for Women.
2021
Dhanush won 2 gold medals at the Deaflympics, while Elavenil Valerian represented India at the Olympics, and Pawan Singh became the first Indian jury member at the Tokyo Olympics. Swaroop Unhalkar finished 4th at the Tokyo Paralympics.
2022
Rudrankksh Patil claimed the World Championship title in 10m Air Rifle.
2023
Ramita secured a bronze medal at the 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou.
2024
Gagan Narang led India as Chef de Mission at the Paris Olympics, where Elavenil and Ramita competed. Pawan Singh officiated again at the Olympics, and Swaroop Unhalkar represented India at the Paris Paralympics.
