I believe that it is important, wherever possible, to lend a voice to help those in trying times.

When you go to a shooting competition, you don't know what medal you're going to finish with.

I cannot shoot for 40-50 hours a week.

Shooting is an amateur sport, but everybody does it professionally.

I left my sport when I knew I had nothing more to give.

But post my victory in Beijing, I actually wanted to quit sport and move on to something else in life.

Absolutely, I think that during a course of my career, I had a long career in sport, I had many ups and downs.

An athlete is not a robot, not a machine. Wellbeing of athletes is absolute necessary.

Once we take care of wellbeing of an athlete then performance will automatically come.

Shooting is a sport which has got us medals at the highest level in the last five to six years right from 2004. It's a testimony to the talents that we have.