Indore's Save Water Mini-Marathon unites 5,000 for environmental conservation

More than 5,000 people gathered in Indore for the annual Save Water Mini-Marathon in 2023. The event, organised by Free Press, attracted 1,247 participants from outside Madhya Pradesh, including many from neighbouring states like Maharashtra and Chhattisgarh. The event aimed to highlight the importance of protecting natural water resources, a key aspect of environmental conservation.

Runners competed in various categories, with Naveen Chouhan securing first place in the men's race. Parvati Bhuriya won the top prize in the women's category. Among the youngest participants, Krishna Bavaskar claimed first place, while Anokhilal Verma triumphed in the senior citizens' group.

The atmosphere remained energetic throughout, with volunteers and sponsors ensuring smooth operations. Free Press Director Incharge Pravin Nagar expressed satisfaction with the overwhelming turnout. He thanked everyone for their dedication and support in making the event a success.

The marathon concluded with organisers praising the collective effort of participants, volunteers, and sponsors. The event successfully drew attention to water conservation, reinforcing community involvement in environmental protection. Plans for future editions will likely build on this year's strong participation.