The Paras Health Run 2.0 concluded successfully on Sunday at Leisure Valley Park, Sector 29, with over 40,000 people participating in Gurugram’s largest fitness event. The run was attended by fitness icon Milind Soman, who encouraged participants to focus on their health and adopt a more active lifestyle.
The event featured 5km and 10km race categories, with participants from various age groups and fitness levels joining in. The park was filled with excitement as the runners started early in the morning, creating an energetic atmosphere that highlighted the importance of health and wellness.
Speaking about the event, Dr. Santy Sajan, Group Chief Operating Officer, Paras Health, said, "The success of Paras Health Run 2.0 reflects our commitment to promoting a healthier India. This event shows how fitness can bring people together and inspire them to prioritise their well-being. We are delighted to see such strong participation and will continue to organise initiatives that make health and fitness accessible to all."
The run was free for participants, ensuring inclusivity and encouraging people from all walks of life to take part, from first-time runners to experienced athletes.
Seema Vig, Faculty Director at Paras Health, added, "Paras Health Run is an excellent example of how fitness can connect people and build a sense of community. With over 40,000 participants, this event has motivated many to adopt healthier habits. We are proud to support this movement and contribute to better health awareness."
Participants received prizes in both race categories, and the event also included an entertainment session and an award ceremony. Refreshments were provided, and post-run interactions gave participants a chance to share their experiences and fitness goals.
The event was live-streamed, allowing people from across the country to experience the energy and excitement. The large turnout reflected the growing awareness of fitness and the importance of a healthy lifestyle.
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