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‘Super Sikh Run’ in Chandigarh on Nov 21

Chandigarh, November 17

The first edition of Super Sikh Run will be held on November 21 in Chandigarh. The event will be organised by Hero Electric. The run is designed to inspire the spirit of running a marathon among participants and pay homage to athletic legends Milkha Singh and Man Kaur, said the organisers. The run will be flagged off from the Chandigarh Club and will be held in various categories, including 21 km, 11 km and 5 km.

The announcement was made today in the presence of former veteran runner Fauja Singh and Major DP Singh, India’s first blade runner. — TNS

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