Ahmedabad turned into a sea of energy on Sunday as Gujarat Health Minister Rushikesh Patel participated in the Namo Yuva Run. The event drew thousands of youngsters, students, and fitness lovers. With his presence, Patel underlined the importance of health and community participation. He said the Namo Yuva Run is not just about running but about inspiring youth to adopt fitness as a way of life.
Patel reminded the gathering that the Namo Yuva Run connects health with national spirit. He urged young people to make fitness a daily routine. According to him, building a healthy lifestyle ensures discipline, productivity, and a strong future for the state.
The run covered major routes of Ahmedabad, with cheering crowds on both sides. Organizers included cultural performances, music bands, and street plays to keep the atmosphere vibrant. Participants held banners promoting wellness, sports, and unity. Many citizens joined voluntarily, proving that the message of the Namo Yuva Run resonated with all age groups.
The minister praised the event for blending fitness with social awareness. He said such campaigns help youth focus on positive goals instead of distractions. Patel also noted that Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s vision of youth empowerment and fitness found strong reflection in the run.
Observers believe the success of this edition will pave the way for more such initiatives across Gujarat. For participants, the Namo Yuva Run became a celebration of strength, determination, and unity. With Patel’s encouragement, the event delivered a powerful reminder that a healthy society is key to a strong nation.
