Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta launched a fitness initiative for young people called Fit Yuva for Viksit Bharat, which featured the Namo Run promoting road safety and healthier living habits. The event attracted students, youth organizations, and sports fans who participated in activities designed to encourage physical wellness and responsible traffic behavior.
Gupta praised the expanding influence of athletics in developing youth, highlighting how women have excelled in cricket and other competitive sports. BJP Delhi President Virendra Sachdeva urged families to help children adopt at least one athletic discipline, noting that sports cultivate mental strength, focus, and self-control while building community connections.
Minister of State for Transport Harsh Malhotra commended Gupta for maintaining regular contact with residents through multiple public appearances. The Namo Run incorporated safety demonstrations, instructional sessions, and commitments from participants to follow traffic regulations as part of broader national development objectives.
Gupta praised the expanding influence of athletics in developing youth, highlighting how women have excelled in cricket and other competitive sports. BJP Delhi President Virendra Sachdeva urged families to help children adopt at least one athletic discipline, noting that sports cultivate mental strength, focus, and self-control while building community connections.
Minister of State for Transport Harsh Malhotra commended Gupta for maintaining regular contact with residents through multiple public appearances. The Namo Run incorporated safety demonstrations, instructional sessions, and commitments from participants to follow traffic regulations as part of broader national development objectives.
