KHONSA, Oct 22: As part of the upcoming Rashtriya Ekta Diwas (National Unity Day) 2026 celebration, Tirap Police organized a ‘Run for Unity’ short marathon at Khonsa, the headquarters of Tirap district, to promote national unity, integrity, and brotherhood.
The initiative reaffirmed the spirit of national solidarity and the ideals of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, the first Deputy Prime Minister and Home Minister of India, whose birth anniversary on October 31 is observed as National Unity Day.
The short marathon, led by Tirap SP Aditya covering a distance of approximately 4 kilometres, commenced from the Tini Ali Old Petrol Pump Welcome Gate, proceeded towards CK Road and the Army Camp, and culminated at the starting point - Khonsa.
The event aimed to foster a sense of unity, discipline, and mutual understanding among participants while spreading the message of peace, harmony, and national integration.
Through this initiative, Tirap Police reiterated its commitment to strengthening the bonds of unity and brotherhood among the people and upholding the values of a united and integrated India.
Kamle Police organises mini marathon to promote unity, fitness
RAGA: The Kamle District Police organised a 3.5-km mini marathon under the theme “Run for Unity” to commemorate the 151st birth anniversary of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel and promote national unity, communal harmony and physical fitness among the youth.
The race was flagged off by the Deputy Commissioner and Superintendent of Police of Kamle district from Nimar and culminated at Yada Ground.
Addressing the participants, the Deputy Commissioner highlighted the importance of regular physical exercise in maintaining good health and preventing lifestyle-related diseases. He encouraged young people to adopt healthy habits and make fitness an integral part of their daily routine.
The SP recalled Patel’s pivotal role in integrating the princely states and unifying India after independence. He said the occasion served as a reminder of the importance of national integrity, unity in diversity and collective responsibility in nation-building.
The event aimed to inspire people, particularly the younger generation, to rise above differences and uphold the values of brotherhood, discipline and patriotism. The initiative also reflected the Kamle District Police’s commitment to community engagement, youth empowerment and public welfare through sports and fitness activities. (DIPROs)