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Bengaluru Race Champions Men's Mental Well-being
30 Jul
Summary
- Over 1,500 participated in a 5K run promoting men's mental health awareness.
- The event encouraged open conversations and aimed to reduce stigma around mental health.
- Organizers hope to inspire society to view seeking emotional support as a sign of strength.
A 5K run engaging approximately 1,500 participants was recently held in Kommaghatta, near Kengeri, Bengaluru. Organized by Padmashree Business School and Padmashree Institute of Management and Sciences, the initiative focused on raising awareness for men's mental well-being.
Institute director Shivaprasad G highlighted the event's goal: to encourage open dialogues about men's mental health, diminish stigma, and promote seeking support without hesitation. He stated that recognizing emotional well-being is crucial and seeking help signifies strength.
This marks the second year the institute has organized such a run, receiving support from Cash Back Developers, Decathlon, and KK Media. The event attracted a diverse crowd, including students, faculty, and fitness enthusiasts, with a 10-year-old girl being the runner-up in the women's category.
