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Sapta Shakti Command organised the Honour Run in Jaipur, paying heartfelt tribute to the veterans and brave soldiers of the Indian Armed Forces.
(MOREPIC1) The Honour Run brought together a diverse gathering-Veterans, Serving Personnel, NCC Cadets, Professional Runners, Para-Athletes, families and local citizens, whose determination and spirit inspired all present.
The races of various categories including 10 km and 5 km were flagged off by Bhajan Lal Sharma, Chief Minister of Rajasthan and the run of 21km was flagged off by Lieutenant General Manjinder Singh; Army Commander, Sapta Shakti Command.
CM Sharma emphasised that the Honour Run is not merely a run, but a symbol of our patriotism and a meaningful opportunity to honour the courage, valour, and sacrifice of our bravehearts who have served from Kashmir to Kanyakumari in the nation’s defence.
The mega event featured 21 km, 10 km, and 5 km timed runs, with a total prize money of Rs 22.7 lakh, encouraging fitness, public participation and recognising exceptional performances.
The event concluded with spirited celebrations, echoing the unity, pride and respect that the citizens hold for the Armed Forces. As a prelude to the upcoming Army Day Parade 2026, being organised at Jaipur, the Honour Run not only commemorated the sacrifices of the soldiers and veterans but also encouraged citizens to uphold the values of courage, discipline, service and resilience
