Tiranga Marathon

Today, under the esteemed banner of Shri Karni Putra Foundation, a grand Tiranga Marathon was organized from Bajrang Dwar, Kalwar Road to Bharat Mata Chowk, Niwaru Road in Jaipur. The event witnessed the enthusiastic participation of thousands of students, foundation members, and concerned citizens who came together to support this noble cause.

The foundation's founder, Mr. Ramsingh Sudarshan, shared that the primary objective of the marathon was to raise awareness about democratic voting rights and encourage citizens to cast their vote in large numbers during the ongoing election period. Emphasizing the power of each vote, he appealed to the masses to become active participants in shaping the future of the nation.

In addition to promoting electoral participation, the event also addressed several critical social issues. These included:

• Women's safety and empowerment

• Raising awareness about the increasing incidents of violence and injustice across the country and state

• Educating children about “Good Touch and Bad Touch” to ensure their safety and well-being

The marathon served not only as a symbol of national pride, with the Tricolour waving high, but also as a platform for social awakening and collective responsibility.

The event was graced by several prominent personalities and local representatives, including Anand Singh Khedi, Shakti Singh Rajawat, Mukesh Singh Bidawat, Anand Singh Jalsu, and members from Team Tiranga such as Shakti Singh Babra, Commando Himmat Singh, Sher Singh Singod, Himmat Singh Chhapoli, and journalist Govind Singh Nathawat. Other notable attendees were Narendra Singh Sisodia, Bhagwan Singh Hatoz, Ajay Singh Hatoz, Shakti Singh Chaksu, Rajveer Singh Mangalpura, Jaysingh Barjan, Jeevaraj Singh Mangalpura, Kuldeep Singh Rajaliya, JP Jagind, Mahipal Singh Chauhan, and Pradeep Singh Idwa, among many others.

The presence of such a diverse and dedicated group, including thousands of students and volunteers, made the event a remarkable success and a strong step toward community engagement and national development.