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Ethiopians Sweep Delhi Half Marathon 2017 Races
Legese, who won the 2015 edition of the ADHM clocked 59:46 minutes followed by fellow Ethiopian Andamlak Belihu and American Leonard Korir, who completed their races in 59:51 and 59:52 minutes respectively.
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Pollution No Bar. Around 35,000 Run The Delhi Half Marathon
Amid warnings from the Indian Medical Association (IMA) over escalating levels of toxic smog in the national capital, the Airtel Delhi Half Marathon was held today with around 35,000 participating from across the world. The run was flagged off by Sports Minister Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore.
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Delhi Half Marathon 2017: Pollution Increases Slightly Ahead Of Event
Right before the Delhi Half Marathon is set to begin today, pollution levels in the city have risen slightly even after a small dip due to rains.
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Airtel Delhi Half Marathon Gets Green Signal Despite Health Warnings
Days after Delhi suffered the consequences of runaway air pollution, organisers of Airtel Delhi Half Marathon in the city have said they will go ahead with the event, despite warnings from the Indian Medical Association (IMA)
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Ethiopians Sweep Delhi Half Marathon 2017 Races
Legese, who won the 2015 edition of the ADHM clocked 59:46 minutes followed by fellow Ethiopian Andamlak Belihu and American Leonard Korir, who completed their races in 59:51 and 59:52 minutes respectively.
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Pollution No Bar. Around 35,000 Run The Delhi Half Marathon
Amid warnings from the Indian Medical Association (IMA) over escalating levels of toxic smog in the national capital, the Airtel Delhi Half Marathon was held today with around 35,000 participating from across the world. The run was flagged off by Sports Minister Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore.
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Delhi Half Marathon 2017: Pollution Increases Slightly Ahead Of Event
Right before the Delhi Half Marathon is set to begin today, pollution levels in the city have risen slightly even after a small dip due to rains.
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Airtel Delhi Half Marathon Gets Green Signal Despite Health Warnings
Days after Delhi suffered the consequences of runaway air pollution, organisers of Airtel Delhi Half Marathon in the city have said they will go ahead with the event, despite warnings from the Indian Medical Association (IMA)
