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Home / Haryana / 1200 Take Part In Ambala Integrity Run

1,200 take part in ‘Ambala Integrity Run’

To celebrate success of Operation Sindoor
Tribune News Service
ambala, Updated At : 03:32 AM Jun 09, 2025 IST
Lt Gen Rajesh Pushkar, General Officer Commanding, Kharga Corps, flags off the ‘Ambala Integrity Run’ from Kharga Stadium.

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Lt Gen Rajesh Pushkar, General Officer Commanding, Kharga Corps, flagged off the “Ambala Integrity Run” from Kharga Stadium here on Sunday.

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The run, organised by Olive Green International School, honoured the Indian armed forces commitment and celebrated the success of Operation Sindoor.

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As per defence spokesperson, the event witnessed participation of around 1,200 serving soldiers, veterans and locals, including schoolchildren, showcasing unity and solidarity. This collective effort aims to inspire the younger generation. The run reflects citizens’ gratitude towards the armed forces dedication and service.

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