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Over 5,000 runners take part in the maiden soldierathon at the Army Hospital (R&R)

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Over 5,000 runners take part in the maiden soldierathon at the Army Hospital (R&R) in a fitting tribute to brave soldiers.
Over 5,000 runners take part in the maiden soldierathon at the Army Hospital (R&R) in a fitting tribute to brave soldiers.

Over 5,000 runners take part in the maiden soldierathon at the Army Hospital (R&R) in a fitting tribute to brave soldiers

By PIB Delhi

Over 5,000 runners came together at Army Hospital (Research & Referral), New Delhi on April 20, 2025 for the first edition of soldierathon ‘Run for Soldiers and Run with Soldiers’ – a fitting tribute to the brave heroes of the Armed Forces. Jointly organised by Army Hospital (R&R) and Fitistan – Ek Fit Bharat, the event brought together veterans, soldiers, civilians, students, and fitness enthusiasts in a celebration of unity and national pride.

The Soldierathon featured three race categories – 10 km timed run, 5 km fun run, and a 3 km walk – all designed to encourage mass participation and inclusivity. Runners shared the track with Indian soldiers, drawing inspiration from their discipline, determination, and spirit of service.

The event was officially flagged-off by Governor of Mizoram General (Dr) VK Singh (Retd) along with the Chief of the Naval Staff; Vice Chief of the Army Staff; Director General Armed Forces Medical Services; General Officer Commanding, Delhi Area; DGMS (Navy); DGMS (Air) and Commandant, Army Hospital (R&R) amidst an atmosphere filled with patriotic fervour and emotional tributes.

The event served a larger purpose – raising funds to support the Paraplegic Rehabilitation Centre in Kirkee, Pune, which provides specialised care, therapy, and support for soldiers injured in the line of duty. The overwhelming response reinforced the shared commitment to give back to those who are selflessly serving the nation.

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