normalnormalnormalMohali ,Fathegarh Sahib : The Hansali Khera Run 2025 concluded with resounding success, drawing a sea of runners, supporters, and fitness enthusiasts from across Punjab and beyond. The two-day marathon event, organized by Sant Baba Paramjit Singh Ji and the Hansali Sahib Trust under the blessings of Brahm Giani Sant Baba Ajit Singh Ji Hansali Sahib Wale, was held in collaboration with Punjab Tourism, Paragon Senior Secondary School 69, Mohali, and the India Run Festival. The event aimed to promote a Drug-Free Punjab, raise cancer awareness, and honor the legendary centenarian runner S. Fauja Singh Ji.Over 4,000 runners participated in the four race categories — 5K, 10K, 21K, and 42K — showcasing an incredible spirit of unity, endurance, and purpose. Participants represented all age groups and genders, and all finishers were awarded medals for their participation. Winners in each category were recognized with trophies, medals, and cash prizes based on age and gender divisions. The cash prizes for the 10K category were ₹5100 for first place, ₹2500 for second, and ₹1100 for third; for the 21K category, ₹11,000 for first, ₹5100 for second, and ₹3100 for third; and for the 42K marathon, ₹15,000 for first, ₹10,100 for second, and ₹5000 for third.In the 42K male category (18–34 age group), Rahim KS claimed the first position with an impressive time of 2:45:40, followed by Dinesh Jangka with 2:49:20 in second place and Ragav Jot with 2:50:44 in third place. The atmosphere throughout the event was charged with enthusiasm and community spirit as runners crossed the finish line to loud cheers and applause. The Hansali Khera Run was more than a race—it was a movement blending spirituality, health, and social reform, inspiring participants to embrace a life of fitness, purpose, and positivity.Sant Baba Paramjit Singh Ji Hansali Sahib Wale shared that the Hansali Khera Run is a call to awaken the youth towards health, discipline, and a life free from drugs, emphasizing that every step taken in the event contributes to the betterment of humanity. Deep Shergill from the India Run Festival expressed that the run showcased how faith and fitness can come together to inspire change and bring the community closer through shared values and purpose.Shergill said, “It was an amazing event that brought people together for a noble cause. The next edition will be even larger, with more participants joining to support the vision of a healthier and drug-free Punjab. We are deeply thankful to the sponsors and everyone who made this event a success.”The event began on November 8, 2025, with a lively Bib Expo at Hansali Stadium. Runners collected their race kits while sponsors such as Suzuki, Toyota, Ultraviolette, and Triumph showcased exciting displays of bikes and cars, adding to the festive and energetic atmosphere. The two-day celebration combined physical endurance with spiritual inspiration, reflecting the deep-rooted cultural and social values of Punjab.With overwhelming participation and support, the Hansali Sahib Trust announced that the Hansali Khera Run will return next year on an even grander scale, continuing its mission to promote health, faith, and a drug-free society across Punjab.For media inquiries, please contact the Hansali Sahib Trust Media TeamThe complete list of awards10K Male 18-341. Ashutosh – 35:062. Ravi Kumar – 36:013. Gagandeep chopra – 37:3810K Female 18-341. Kiran Sodhi – 55:412. Sanampreet kaur – 01:06:253. Dr. Manu – 01:06:3810K 65+ Male1. Harminder Singh – 47:352. Ajit Singh – 53:213. Triloki nath – 54:2021K 18-34 age male1. Messi Katariya 1:16:372. Harjodhuir singh 1:19:113. Amit Kumar 1:19:3621K 18-34 age female1. Ravina Kumari 1:28:492. Bhumi Negi 1:35:0242K 18-34 Male (sent in paragraph form)42K 18-34 Female1. Poonam Deshwar 4:52:1142K 45-55 Female1. Ravinder Kaur 5:28:4042K 65+ above Male1. Malkit Grewal 05:49:212. Dr. Manjeet Singh 06:10:45normalnormalThe post Hansali Khera Run 2025 Concludes Successfully:Thousands Unite for Fitness,Faith& Drug-Free Punjab appeared first on Chandigarh City News.