Over 800 Join Anant Raj Runathon to Mark Earth Day
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Over 800 Join Anant Raj Runathon to Mark Earth Day

Over 800 participants came together at Anant Raj Estate, Sector 63A, Gurugram, for the Anant Raj Runathon 2025—a vibrant celebration of Earth Day through fitness, community bonding, and sustainability.

Curated by renowned running coach Ravinder, the event featured four categories: 10-mile and 5-mile timed runs, a 5-mile walkathon, and a 1-mile kids’ run. Runners of all ages took to the green, scenic roads of the area—some chasing personal bests, others running for a cause.

The Runathon was designed to promote healthy living while raising awareness about sustainable practices. Participants received quick-dry race T-shirts, finisher medals, timing certificates, goody bags, and a healthy breakfast post-run.

Speaking at the event, Mr. Aman Sarin, Director & Chief Executive Officer, Anant Raj Limited, said, “Earth Day reminds us of our shared responsibility towards the planet, and today’s Runathon is a testament to how fitness and sustainability can go hand-in-hand. We’re proud to see such an enthusiastic turnout and thankful to every participant who made this a success.”

Chief Guest Shri Ashok Kumar Garg, Municipal Commissioner of Gurugram (MCG), added, “It’s inspiring to witness a corporate like Anant Raj Limited promote environmental consciousness through such meaningful and energetic community engagement. Events like these not only promote a healthy lifestyle but also foster a collective sense of purpose toward protecting our environment.”

Winners in the 10-mile, 5-mile, and kids’ categories were felicitated, and lucky draw winners walked away with prizes including two premium bicycles and a smartwatch.

With upbeat music, food stalls, and a festive vibe, the event turned into more than just a run—it became a celebration of Earth, wellness, and unity. Anant Raj Limited now plans to make the Runathon an annual tradition, further strengthening its commitment to sustainable, community-driven growth.

Over 800 participants came together at Anant Raj Estate, Sector 63A, Gurugram, for the Anant Raj Runathon 2025—a vibrant celebration of Earth Day through fitness, community bonding, and sustainability. Curated by renowned running coach Ravinder, the event featured four categories: 10-mile and 5-mile timed runs, a 5-mile walkathon, and a 1-mile kids’ run. Runners of all ages took to the green, scenic roads of the area—some chasing personal bests, others running for a cause. The Runathon was designed to promote healthy living while raising awareness about sustainable practices. Participants received quick-dry race T-shirts, finisher medals, timing certificates, goody bags, and a healthy breakfast post-run. Speaking at the event, Mr. Aman Sarin, Director & Chief Executive Officer, Anant Raj Limited, said, “Earth Day reminds us of our shared responsibility towards the planet, and today’s Runathon is a testament to how fitness and sustainability can go hand-in-hand. We’re proud to see such an enthusiastic turnout and thankful to every participant who made this a success.” Chief Guest Shri Ashok Kumar Garg, Municipal Commissioner of Gurugram (MCG), added, “It’s inspiring to witness a corporate like Anant Raj Limited promote environmental consciousness through such meaningful and energetic community engagement. Events like these not only promote a healthy lifestyle but also foster a collective sense of purpose toward protecting our environment.” Winners in the 10-mile, 5-mile, and kids’ categories were felicitated, and lucky draw winners walked away with prizes including two premium bicycles and a smartwatch. With upbeat music, food stalls, and a festive vibe, the event turned into more than just a run—it became a celebration of Earth, wellness, and unity. Anant Raj Limited now plans to make the Runathon an annual tradition, further strengthening its commitment to sustainable, community-driven growth.

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