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Pink Power Run 3.0’ witnessed 30,000 participants
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The Pink Power Run 3.0 witnessed participation of over 30,000 people on Necklace Road in HMDA Grounds, Hyderabad.
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Pink Power Run 3.0 witnessed participation of over 30,000 people on Necklace Road in HMDA Grounds, Hyderabad
The Pink Power Run 3.0 witnessed participation of over 30,000 people on Necklace Road in HMDA Grounds, Hyderabad. This activity was conducted through MEIL Foundation that emphasized health, well-being and empowerment.
Participants of the race took up 3K, 5K, 10K and 20K categories. People attending the race were Laura Williams, US Consul General, Minister Seethakka, Director General of Police CV Anand, Opal Suchata, the Miss World winner and actor Sidhu Jonnalagadda.
MEIL Director Sudha Reddy also participated in the 10K race.
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