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Jaipur Marathon Feb 1:  7-Foot Running Trophy Launched


CEREMONY: Participants are being trained for fitness and stamina through boot camps across the city

Jaipur Marathon Feb 1: 7-Foot Running Trophy Launched

Feb 1, 2026

To promote health and a better tomorrow, preparations for the Jaipur Marathon, scheduled for February 1, have begun. The launch of the marathon’s logo and T-shirt was organized.

On this occasion, it was announced that a special 7-foot-tall running trophy has been introduced this year as a tradition. This trophy will pass from winner to winner every year.

Marathon Director Mukesh Mishra said that this is not just a race but a people’s movement. A large number of people from different projects are participating. The event is being organized with the support of Sanskriti Yuva Sanstha, World Trade Park, AU Small Finance Bank, and Rajasthan Tourism.

During the ceremony, MP Manju Sharma unveiled the marathon trophy and medal. Miss Rajasthan’s beauty pageant finalists presented specially designed stylish T-shirts for the runners.

 

Also present at the event were:
A.K. Khandelwal, Sunil Sharma, Agarwal Fashion’s Kailash Chandra Ratan, Aditya Sol, R.S. Devkaran Jain, Padma Shri Jyoti Khandelwal, Mayor Puneet Karnawat, IFS Jyoti Soni, Anil Agarwal, R.S. Ganesha, Jaipur Runners Club founder Ravi Goyal, President Praveen Tiwari, and Miss Rajasthan Director Yogesh Mishra.

Promo Run on 25th & T-Shirt Ceremony on 27th

To ensure the success of the marathon, a Promo Run will be held on January 25 and a T-Shirt Ceremony on January 27.

For preparation, boot camps are being organized across the city, where experienced and professional trainers are providing participants with training in fitness, stamina, and proper running techniques.

Registration has already started, and interested participants can register by visiting the marathon’s official website.

 


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