Indo-Australian Man Runs Ultramarathon Across India to End Leprosy Stigma

Om Satija, a 23-year-old Indo-Australian man, is undertaking a 4,700-kilometer ultramarathon from Kanyakumari to Kashmir with the mission to end the stigma surrounding leprosy in India.

11 May, 13:15 — 11 May, 13:15

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Kanyakumari To Kashmir: Indo-Australian Man Runs To End Leprosy Stigma

A childhood memory from Rishikesh, a cricketing hero from Australia, and 4,700 kilometres of road - that is what brought 23-year-old Om Satija back to India. Not as a tourist, but as an ultramarathoner on a mission to end the stigma around leprosy.

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