SRMIST celebrates the 10th edition of SRM RUN with 2,000+ runners, promoting fitness, community participation and environmental responsibility under the theme “Run for Environmental Harmony.
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SRM Institute of Science and Technology (SRMIST), Kattankulathur, successfully organised the tenth edition of SRM RUN as part of its national-level Techno-Management Fest, Aaruush ’26. Marking a decade of collective action, fitness and social impact, this year’s run was organised with the theme “Run for Environmental Harmony” and the tagline “Sustainable Vision, Enduring Commitment.”
The event brought together students, faculty members, staff, alumni and members of the wider community, promoting the importance of physical well-being, active lifestyles and environmental stewardship. The event witnessed an enthusiastic turnout of 2000+ runners, reflecting the strong participation and spirit of the running community.

The marathon featured a 5 km main track, along with a dedicated track for junior participants, encouraging people across age groups to embrace fitness.
Further reinforcing SRMIST’s commitment to sustainability, the waste generated during the event was systematically managed, while post-event impact initiatives were undertaken in alignment with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (UN SDGs).
The event was made possible with the support of Parlé Agro, Wholy Foods and Claps Beverages, whose contribution played an important role in bringing the vision of SRM RUN 10.0 to life.
The event was graced by the chief guests, Mr John Siddiqui & Mr N Arvind, Director of the Directorate of Sports, Dr R. Mohana Krishnan, our patrons, Dr V Thirumurugan, Prof Dr A Rathinam, Dr Varshini Karthik, along with a distinguished alumna of the Directorate of Sports, Ms S. Harithra, a national-level basketball player. The initiative also received the leadership and support of Chief Patron Dr C. Muthamizhchelvan, Vice Chancellor, SRMIST, along with the university leadership, deans and directors.
Top performers in the main run and junior category, along with annual sports achievers, were recognised with medals and certificates. Digital participation certificates were also awarded to all runners in recognition of their participation.
Aaruush, inaugurated in 2007 by former President of India Dr A. P. J. Abdul Kalam, has evolved into a prominent platform for young minds to explore innovation, knowledge and learning. Reflecting SRMIST’s vision of empowering youth to ignite meaningful change, the Techno-Management Fest has continued to provide opportunities for students to engage with emerging ideas and transformative initiatives.
SRM RUN was introduced during the 11th edition of Aaruush as a unique marathon experience open to participants across age groups. Over the years, it has evolved into a platform that promotes fitness while encouraging individuals to embrace sustainable lifestyles.
As part of the 20th edition of Aaruush, SRM RUN 10.0 carries forward this decade-long legacy, bringing together fitness, community participation and environmental responsibility while marking ten editions of a movement built on collective action and enduring commitment.
Runners in action during SRM RUN 10.0, celebrating fitness, community spirit and environmental responsibility.

Over 2,000 runners come together for the 10th edition of SRM RUN.

Dr. V. Thirumurugan, Associate Director – Campus administration, and Dr. Varshini Karthik felicitating Dr. R. Mohana Krishnan, Director, Directorate of Sports.

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