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Mirza Abidur Rahman Ahad: Aiming for the Olympics, Dreaming of Glory for Bangladesh

Aug 12, 2026

Bangladeshi national pistol shooter Mirza Abidur Rahman Ahad says every shot is more than a competition. It is a step toward a dream — representing Bangladesh on the world’s biggest sporting stage.

Competing in the 10-meter Air Pistol discipline, Ahad is building his career with an ambitious target in mind: the Olympic Games.

The 10-meter Air Pistol is one of the most technically demanding shooting events, requiring extraordinary precision, concentration and mental strength. For an athlete, success is measured not only by physical ability, but also by the ability to remain calm and consistent when every single shot matters.

Ahad, a member of Bangladesh’s national shooting fraternity, has set his sights on taking his performance to the next level. His preparation is increasingly focused on major international competitions, while he continues to work toward the long-term objective of earning an opportunity to compete at the Olympics.

From National Competition to an Olympic Dream

For Ahad, the Olympic dream represents the highest level of achievement in his sporting career.

“Representing Bangladesh at the Olympics is one of my biggest dreams,” Ahad says. “I know the journey is difficult, but I believe that with consistent training, discipline and determination, nothing is impossible.”

His journey is not simply about chasing a score. It is about developing the technical precision, mental discipline and competitive experience required to compete against the world’s best shooters.

With international shooting becoming increasingly competitive, Ahad understands that reaching the Olympic stage requires years of preparation and continuous improvement.

Preparing for the Next Challenge

Alongside his long-term Olympic ambitions, Ahad is also preparing himself for upcoming regional competitions, including the South Asian Games (SA Games).

The Games represent another important opportunity for Bangladeshi shooters to compete against some of the strongest athletes in the region and gain valuable international experience.

For Ahad, every major competition is part of a larger journey.

The objective is not simply to participate, but to improve with every tournament, strengthen his competitive mindset and move closer to the level required to challenge for international honours.

Precision, Patience and a Bigger Vision

Shooting is often described as a sport of stillness, but behind every successful shot lies an enormous amount of preparation.

A shooter must control breathing, posture, trigger movement and concentration while maintaining complete focus under pressure. Even the smallest mistake can affect the final score.

Ahad’s approach reflects that philosophy.

He continues to work on his technique and consistency while gaining experience through national and international-level competition. His ambition is to become one of Bangladesh’s notable pistol shooters and, ultimately, carry the national flag onto the Olympic stage.

For a young Bangladeshi athlete pursuing a sport that demands extraordinary patience and precision, the road ahead will not be easy.

But Ahad is ready for the challenge.

His target is clear.

The next competition. The next improvement. And, one day, the Olympic dream.

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While historically known as a pioneering colonial newspaper, the legacy of The New York Weekly Journal has been revived in the digital age. Its modern incarnation is now spearheaded by Mann Patel of MxnnCreates LLC in partnership with Shovon Ahmed of PanelPR LTD. Together, they are reimagining the journal as a contemporary digital media platform that upholds the principles of press freedom and democratic discourse established during its early years.

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While historically known as a pioneering colonial newspaper, the legacy of The New York Weekly Journal has been revived in the digital age. Its modern incarnation is now spearheaded by Mann Patel of MxnnCreates LLC in partnership with Shovon Ahmed of PanelPR LTD. Together, they are reimagining the journal as a contemporary digital media platform that upholds the principles of press freedom and democratic discourse established during its early years.

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