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Running towards peace, progress

LCT Desk by LCT Desk
September 24, 2025
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Kashmir is once again preparing to welcome athletes and fitness enthusiasts from across the country and beyond as the second edition of the Kashmir Marathon is set to take place on November 2, 2025, in Srinagar. With registrations now open and prize money of up to Rs 3 crore, this flagship sporting event, is poised to become one of India’s premier marathons. More than just a race, the Kashmir Marathon represents resilience, unity and a new narrative for the Valley. Following the success of its inaugural edition, this year’s event aims to be bigger, better and more inclusive, drawing participation from professionals, amateurs and those running for a cause. The marathon route, showcasing the breathtaking beauty of Srinagar, from the shimmering Dal Lake to the serene Mughal gardens, offers not just a test of endurance, but a journey through Kashmir’s rich culture and unmatched landscape. Beyond the track, the event brings immense benefits i.e. boosting tourism, reviving local businesses and promoting a culture of fitness and wellness. It serves as a powerful reminder of Kashmir’s potential as a peaceful, vibrant destination. With the government and local authorities ensuring smooth organization, safety and world-class facilities, the marathon is fast becoming a symbol of hope and renewal. The significant prize pool also adds competitive prestige, attracting top athletes from across the globe. As the date approaches, this is more than an invitation to run as it’s a call to be part of a movement towards peace, progress and pride for Kashmir. Let us lace up, cheer loud, and run together for sport, for spirit and for a brighter tomorrow in the Valley.

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