Shree TMT Hyderabad 10K Run Promoted Mental Health Awareness and Child Health

Shree TMT Hyderabad 10K Run Promoted Mental Health Awareness and Child Health

 The Shree TMT Hyderabad 10K Run was successfully held on Sunday, November 9, 2025, at 6.00 a.m. at the Gachibowli Stadium, Hyderabad. The event brought together hundreds of participants, fitness enthusiasts, and social advocates to raise awareness on mental health and child well-being under the inspiring theme “Mind Over Miles.” Organized by Shree TMT with KIMS Hospitals as the medical partner, the run highlighted the importance of physical fitness as a path to emotional and mental strength.

Distinguished Guests

• The event was graced by Dr. B. Bhaskar Rao, Founder and Managing Director, KIMS Hospitals.
• Dr. Ch. Preeti Reddy, Vice Chairman, Malla Reddy Vishwavidyapeeth, also joined the event to inspire the younger generation.
• Other distinguished guests included Neeraja Adidam, Retired IFS officer and Former Principal Secretary, Government of India; and Anup Kumar Yama, World Roller Skating Champion, Arjuna Awardee.
• From Devashree Ispat Pvt. Ltd. (Shree TMT), Mr. Prakash Goenka (Managing Director), Mr. Neeraj Goenka (Director), Mr. Siddhartha Goenka (Director), and Mr. Karan Goenka (CEO) attended as special invitees.
Event Flow and Highlights

The event began early at 5:30 AM with participants assembling to lively music and energizing warm-up sessions led by the EMCEE and DJ, setting a spirited tone for the morning. Inspiring messages on mental health and well-being were shared by key dignitaries, followed by an enthusiastic Zumba session that built momentum for the flag-offs of the 10K and 5K runs. Runners took on the Gachibowli circuit, embodying the event’s theme of strength in body and mind. The morning concluded gracefully at 8:20 AM with a heartfelt vote of thanks, wrapping up an uplifting and purposeful event dedicated to health, awareness, and community spirit.

Winning Categories

• In the 16–23 years category, Neeraj Goenka, Raghav, and Sushil Kumar Gupta (Sky Veda) secured the top three positions.
• In the 24–35 years group, the winners were Vineela Kondapalli, Dr. Vipin, and P. Sudharani.
• In the 36–45 years category, Bhaskar from Union Bank emerged as the winner.
• In the 45+ years group, Raju took home the first prize.
Inspirational Messages from the Dignitaries

Dr. B. Bhaskar Rao, Founder & Managing Director, KIMS Hospitals, said, “Mental health is as vital as physical fitness. Through this run, we hoped to encourage early intervention, open conversations, and a culture of empathy toward those facing mental health challenges.”

Dr. Ch. Preeti Reddy, Vice Chairman, Malla Reddy Vishwavidyapeeth, shared, “The youth are the torchbearers of change. Events like this empower them to prioritize holistic health and foster a balanced, mentally strong society.”

Mr. Prakash Goenka, Managing Director, Devashree Ispat Pvt. Ltd. (Shree TMT), expressed, “At Shree TMT, we believe that true strength begins in the mind. The Hyderabad 10K Run was not just about endurance; it was about awareness, resilience, and building a healthier India.”

Neeraja Adidam, Retired IAS and Former Principal Secretary, Government of India, said, “It was heartening to see a community come together for a cause that truly matters. The Shree TMT Hyderabad 10K Run proved that when we run for awareness, we move closer to a healthier, more compassionate society.”

About Shree TMT

Shree TMT, well-known in both the steel industry and the infrastructure that shapes our world, has always stood for strength and durability. However, Shree TMT’s vision did not stop at creating and building structures; it extended to building stronger communities. Through the Hyderabad 10K Run – Mind Over Miles, Shree TMT sought to remind everyone that true strength, resilience, and compassion go far beyond steel. The event aimed to encourage a long-overdue conversation around mental wellness, promoting the idea that seeking and understanding mental health care is an act of bravery rather than weakness. This shared experience helped break the age-old stigma surrounding mental health participation and awareness.