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Kolkata 25K: New Route for 10th Year
The Tata Steel World 25K Kolkata 2025 is a big running event happening in Kolkata.
Over 23,000 people have signed up to run in different categories.
This is the 10th year of the event, and it has grown a lot since it started.
The route has changed this year because a big bridge, Vidyasagar Setu, is closed for repairs.
Runners will see new parts of the city, like Rabindra Sarobar.
The event starts early in the morning, with different groups starting at different times.
Doctors are also there to help keep everyone safe and healthy during the run.
Over 23,000 runners have registered for the Tata Steel World 25K Kolkata 2025, with registration closing early due to high demand.
The event's 10th edition features a new route, avoiding the closed Vidyasagar Setu and including landmarks like Rabindra Sarobar.
All five race categories will start and finish at Red Road, with different start times for each category.
Medical advice for runners includes taking adequate rest, eating a light breakfast, and warming up before and cooling down after running.
The event has grown significantly, with about 7,000 runners registering for the 25K category alone, up from just 700 in the early years.
- Who
- Over 23,000 runners, including elite, amateur, defense forces, police personnel, senior citizens, and champions with disability
- What
- Tata Steel World 25K Kolkata 2025 running event
- Where
- Kolkata, starting and finishing at Red Road
- When
- Sunday (specific date not mentioned)
- Why
- To celebrate the 10th year of the event with a new route and increased participation
Key facts
- Event
- Tata Steel World 25K Kolkata 2025
- Date
- Sunday
- Total Registrations
- Over 23,000
- Organizers
- Procam International
- Start and Finish Point
- Red Road
- New Landmarks
- Rabindra Sarobar
- Medical Director
- Sanjukta Dutta
Quotes
Vivek Singh
Joint managing director, Procam International, the organizers of the Tata Steel World 25K Kolkata 2025.
“Running 25K is not a small feat. It means people are training for three, four, five, or six months to be on the start line. That is the real social and running revolution.”
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“This one event has brought running from an esoteric realm down to the masses, the streets, and the people.”
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Hugh Jones
Race director of the Tata Steel World 25K Kolkata 2025.
“This time, the course is different and more demanding, offering a mix of challenges for the participants. However, good weather and an early start will give all runners a tactical advantage.”
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Sanjukta Dutta
Emergency head, Fortis Hospitals and medical director of the Tata Steel World 25K Kolkata 2025.
“My advice to all the runners would be to take adequate rest, a light breakfast on the race day, warm up before running and cool down after running.”
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