Mumbai, Oct. 3 -- Forget, for a second, about the gold medallists. To understand the magnitude of this result, one just had to glance through the silver medallists on the podium. Glum faces all, hardly any sign of celebrating being second best. The Koreans, unbeaten 10-time champions at the Olympics, and unbeaten at the Asian Games since 1998, aren't used to this. The Indians, who went only as far as the bronze medal before, too aren't used to this. There's always a first time. That time, for Indian women's recurve archery, arrived on Friday. At an Asian Games final. And Ankita Bhakat, Kumkum Mohod and Kirti Sharma seized it to historic proportions. India stunned South Korea, the hitherto invincible powerhouses of recurve archery, 5-3 to wi...