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Run for martyrs today

SHOR Foundation will “Run for Martyrs: Empowering Communities, Supporting Heroes” at the Chandigarh Club on Sunday. This community-driven initiative is aimed to recognising and celebrating the contributions of our brave martyrs, armed forces and community leaders while promoting fitness and...

Tribune News Service

Chandigarh, Updated At : 03:15 AM Mar 02, 2025 IST

SHOR Foundation will “Run for Martyrs: Empowering Communities, Supporting Heroes” at the Chandigarh Club on Sunday. This community-driven initiative is aimed to recognising and celebrating the contributions of our brave martyrs, armed forces and community leaders while promoting fitness and patriotism among citizens. The event will feature a marathon with various distances for participants of all ages.

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