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Senior bureaucrats, officials shine in the TATA Mumbai Marathon 2025, showcasing

Top bureaucrats show stamina at Mumbai Marathon as veteran administrator Chahal clocks another finish

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I S Chahal (left) and Kobbi Shoshani, consul general of Israel, flag off the Dream Run on Sunday. Pic/Satej Shinde

I S Chahal (left) and Kobbi Shoshani, consul general of Israel, flag off the Dream Run on Sunday. Pic/Satej Shinde

The 20th edition of the Mumbai Marathon witnessed enthusiastic participation from senior bureaucrats and officials, showcasing their dedication to fitness and resilience. Among them, I S Chahal, additional chief secretary in the Maharashtra chief minister's office, completed the half marathon (21 km) in two hours and 21 minutes, continuing his unbroken streak of participation in every Mumbai Marathon since 2004. Chahal previously served as Mumbai’s civic chief for four years during the pandemic. The event also saw remarkable performances from other senior officials, highlighting their commitment to health and endurance despite demanding professional roles.

The half marathon began at Reti Bandar/Mahim Dargah Urus Ground, located near St Michael’s Church junction. Another participant, Rajasthan cadre IAS officer Ram Prakash, completed the full marathon in five hours and 7 minutes. A 2018 batch officer, he shared on X: “Running journey started in September 2024. Completed Mumbai Marathon on Sunday.”

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