India's women's recurve gold Archers on belief and unity

Oct 2

DD India reports India's first women's recurve-team Asian Games gold, a 5–3 final victory over South Korea by Ankita Bhakat, Kirti Sharma and seventeen-year-old Kumkum Mohod, and calls this India's first women's team final appearance. In the complete Hindi interview footage, an archer says previous wins over Korea and World Cup gold had built confidence and this medal will strengthen belief for future tournaments. Another describes the three supporting one another whenever one struggled and their strong bond before and during competition. The broadcast repeats the confidence answer and begins a final fragment before moving on.

Ankita Bhakat, Kirti Sharma and Kumkum Mohod win the women's recurve-team final against South Korea 5–3. DD India calls it the first Indian women's Asian Games recurve-team gold and first final appearance, identifying Mohod as seventeen. Athlete reactions discuss confidence from past wins and mutual support. The earlier World Cup reference is background.