Pink Power Run 2024 Unites Thousands in Hyderabad to Fight Breast Cancer

MEIL and the Sudha Reddy Foundation hosted the Pink Power Run 2024 in Hyderabad to raise breast cancer awareness. The event saw Telangana CM and other dignitaries emphasizing health and early detection. Participants of all ages united for races and a Guinness World Record attempt, symbolizing hope and unity.

In a bid to raise awareness about breast cancer's rising incidence in India, MEIL (Megha Engineering and Infrastructures Ltd.) and the Sudha Reddy Foundation organized the Pink Power Run 2024. The mega marathon took place at Hyderabad's Gachibowli Stadium on Sunday, according to a press release.

The event was honored by the presence of Telangana Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy, who delivered an inspiring speech encouraging marathoners. He emphasized the importance of health and early detection in the battle against breast cancer. Thousands of participants joined the event, which aimed to dispel breast cancer myths, promote early detection, and celebrate human resilience through 3 km, 5 km, and 10 km race categories.

Notable attendees included Telangana Health Minister Damodar Raja Narasimha, MEIL Managing Director P.V. Krishna Reddy, and Sudha Reddy Foundation founder Sudha Reddy. The CM reaffirmed the government's dedication to improving healthcare infrastructure, particularly for women, marking the Pink Power Run as a pivotal step towards a healthier future for Telangana's women.

Sudha Reddy highlighted the event's significance as a platform for sharing cancer survivors' inspiring stories and building a supportive community. Prizes were awarded to winners in various race categories, with notable performances from participants including a 6-year-old girl, N. Parvathi, in the 10 km race.

A Guinness World Record attempt was made as thousands formed a massive human image of a bird in pink, symbolizing unity and hope. The event concluded with thanks from Sudha Reddy to all participants and supporters, celebrating the collective effort to fight breast cancer.

(With inputs from agencies.)