(Left to right): Shivpratap Prajapati, Shubham Kumar and Anil Jindal NEW DELHI: The Times Internet Half Marathon turned the streets of the capital into a vibrant display of energy and determination as runners of all ages came together with a shared purpose to push limits and embrace fitness. The winner, Shivpratap Prajapati, 34 years old, clocked an impressive chip time of 32:01. Running for the past 10 years, he began with fitness as his primary motivation, later developing a deeper interest after participating in a school competition. While he was initially preparing for the Army, the lockdown shifted his path, leading him to pursue running more seriously. He now trains with the goal of representing India at the Commonwealth Games in 2028.The first runner-up position was secured by Shubham Kumar, who finished with a chip time of 32:34. Kumar maintained a steady pace throughout, staying close to the leader and delivering a strong, competitive performance.The second runner-up was Anil Jindal, 31 years old, who clocked a chip time of 34:50. Running for eight years, Jindal, an Army professional, focuses on long-distance races and has been actively participating in marathons. He recently competed in the Boston Marathon and aims to complete marathons across the world.At the Times Internet Half Marathon, performances like these reflected both ambition and discipline. Beyond timings, it was the dedication behind each run that truly stood out.End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosUS Hands Back 657 Stolen Antiquities Worth $14 Million To India, Exposes Global Smuggling NetworksNaval Anti-ship Missile : Navy, Drdo Demonstrate Salvo Launch That Can Sink ShipsECI Introduces New QR Code Photo ID Rule To Prevent Unauthorised Entry At Counting CentresCCTV Shows Car Plunging Into Gorge In Una, Himachal | Tyre Burst Suspected, 2 KilledDelhi HC Freezes Sunjay Kapur Assets, Restrains Priya Kapur In High-Stakes Inheritance DisputeLet’s Not Choose For People: Supreme Court Pulls Up Centre Over Minor Rape Survivor’s Pregnancy Case’Sonia Gandhi Takes Decisions’: Congress President Kharge On Karnataka CM Change BuzzHafiz Saeed’s Aides Hunted Down: Lashkar-e-Taiba Loses Commanders to Mysterious KillingsRecord Bengal Turnout at 92.9%, SIR Row and Voter Surge Complicate Poll ReadingKhera Tells SC Arrest Not Needed, Assam Govt Seeks Custodial Probe in Passport Row123PhotostoriesHow to make Rajasthani Gatte Ka Pulao for summer dinner5 most crowded national parks in the USA; what travellers should knowGokuldham society’s plot twists that no one saw coming: From Tapu going bald to Babu Ji going to jailAishwarya Rai Bachchan to Deepika Padukone: The real price of Bollywood’s most expensive sarees explainedFrom UK’s Prince Harry to Japan’s Princess Mako: Royals who gave up their titles and wealth for love — Shocking true storiesDo you do eye makeup daily? Doctor-approved tips you really shouldn’t ignoreFrom opening up about the pain of her 7 failed IVF attempts, past miscarriage to announcing their pregnancy via surrogacy, Sambhavna Seth and Avinash Dwivedi reveal their heartfelt journeyHow you can restore your mental health after an office blowupHow Rhea Kapoor is bringing traditional Indian weaves back into fashionBhuvneshwar Kumar’s Meerut bungalow is a multi-crore home shaped by cricketing success and strong family roots123Hot PicksExit Poll Result 2026Bengal Election 2026Bengal ElectionPM ModiAjay Pal SharmaBengal Poll RecordHimanta Biswa SarmaTop TrendingPune Gas LeakBengaluru Wall CollapseVande Bharat expressDelhi NewsPawan KheraTripura Madhyamik Result 2026CBSE Class 12th ResultMumbai Police DeathBSE AP SSC Class 10th ResultIPL Orange Cap
NEW DELHI: The Times Internet Half Marathon turned the streets of the capital into a vibrant display of energy and determination as runners of all ages came together with a shared purpose to push limits and embrace fitness. The winner, Shivpratap Prajapati, 34 years old, clocked an impressive chip time of 32:01. Running for the past 10 years, he began with fitness as his primary motivation, later developing a deeper interest after participating in a school competition. While he was initially preparing for the Army, the lockdown shifted his path, leading him to pursue running more seriously. He now trains with the goal of representing India at the Commonwealth Games in 2028.The first runner-up position was secured by Shubham Kumar, who finished with a chip time of 32:34. Kumar maintained a steady pace throughout, staying close to the leader and delivering a strong, competitive performance.The second runner-up was Anil Jindal, 31 years old, who clocked a chip time of 34:50. Running for eight years, Jindal, an Army professional, focuses on long-distance races and has been actively participating in marathons. He recently competed in the Boston Marathon and aims to complete marathons across the world.At the Times Internet Half Marathon, performances like these reflected both ambition and discipline. Beyond timings, it was the dedication behind each run that truly stood out.
