Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Sunday flagged off the Jammu Marathon and also took part in the 21.1 km half marathon, sending a strong message about the importance of fitness and healthy living.
The event saw participation from people of different age groups, including youth, athletes, and fitness enthusiasts. By joining the run himself, the Chief Minister encouraged citizens to adopt an active lifestyle and focus on their overall well-being. Click Here To Follow Our WhatsApp Channel
Speaking on the occasion, Omar Abdullah highlighted that regular physical activity is important for both mental and physical health. He urged people from all walks of life to make fitness a part of their daily routine.
This year’s marathon was organised under the theme “Temples to Trails”, which aims to promote Jammu not only as a centre of faith but also as a destination for fitness tourism and outdoor activities.
The event also showcased Jammu’s rich cultural heritage and natural beauty, attracting attention to its scenic routes and spiritual landmarks.
Officials said the marathon is expected to boost tourism in the region and inspire more such events in the future.
The Jammu Marathon successfully combined fitness, culture, and tourism, marking a positive step towards promoting a healthier and more active society.
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