Amar devanda

gold medal 🥇 at Asia Oceania 24 hrs 🏆 national best(257.618kms)🇮🇳🇮🇳. Ultrarunner

[Dr Shikha Meel Barala @drshikhameel]

चौम��� विधानसभा क्षेत्र की ग्राम पंचायत चीथवाड़ी के गौरव एवं अंतरराष्ट्रीय अल्ट्रा मैराथन धावक श्री अमर सिंह देवंदा जी के निवास पर पहुंचकर उन्हें साफा पहनाकर सम्मानित किया एवं ऐतिहासिक उपलब्धि पर हार्दिक बधाई दी।

जापान के हिरोसाकी शहर में आयोजित आईएयू एशिया ओशिनिया 24 घंटे चैंपियनशिप में 24 घंटे निरंतर दौड़ते हुए 282.881 किलोमीटर की दूरी तय कर नया भारतीय राष्ट्रीय रिकॉर्ड बनाना और स्वर्ण पदक हासिल करना अत्यंत गौरवपूर्ण उपलब्धि है।

श्री अमर सिंह देवंदा जी ने अपने अदम्य साहस, अनुशासन और कठिन मेहनत के बल पर चौमू क्षेत्र, राजस्थान एवं पूरे देश का मान बढ़ाया है। उनकी यह सफलता खेल ज��त में नई मिसाल स्थापित करने के साथ-साथ युवा पीढ़ी को अपने सपनों को पूरा करने के लिए प्रेरित करती है।
@Amardevanda1

[First India News @1stIndiaNews]

#Jaipur: #चौमूं के अमर सिंह देवंदा ने जापान में रचा इतिहास

ग्राम पंचायत चीथवाड़ी के अमर सिंह देवंदा ने अंतरराष्ट्रीय स्तर पर देश का नाम किया रोशन, जापान के हिरोसाकी शहर में आयोजित...

#RajasthanWithFirstIndia @ramlalsharmabjp

[Indian Air Force @IAF_MCC]

The Indian Air Force congratulates Sgt Amar Singh Devanda on clinching Gold at the IAU Asia & Oceania 24H Championships 2026 in Hirosaki, Japan, setting a new National Record with an incredible 282.881 km in 24 hours — 226 laps of sheer endurance.

Adding to the glory, Sgt Saurav Kumar Ranjan secured Bronze with a remarkable 260.058 km — 208 laps in 24 hours.

Team India also bagged Gold in the Men’s Team category and Bronze in the Women’s Team category.

Grit. Endurance. Excellence. The Indian Air Force continues to Touch The Sky With Glory.

#IndianAirForce #TouchTheSkyWithGlory #IAF #TeamIndia #SportsExcellence

@DefenceMinIndia
@SpokespersonMoD
@HQ_IDS_India
@adgpi
@indiannavy
@CareerinIAF

[SPORTS ARENA🇮🇳 @SportsArena1234]

AMAR SINGH DEVANDA WINS ASIA-OCEANIA 24 HOURS ULTRA RUNNING CHAMPIONSHIPS 🏃‍♂️🔥

⚡️MEN SWEEP PODIUM & TEAM TITLE WHILE WOMEN'S TEAM WIN BRONZE ⚡️

Amar Singh Devanda, who recently won 100km Ultra- Running Asia-Oceania Ch'ps, shines yet again with a 🥇 at 24 hours Ch'ps, Hirosaki City🇯🇵

♂️ Individual 🎖
🥇 Amar Singh Devanda 282.881km (National Record 🔥)
🥈 Geeno Antony 272.894km
🥉 Saurav Kumar Ranjan 260.058km

♂️ Team 🏆: 815.833km

♀️ Team 🥉: 667.72km

Topped the 🏅 table:
🇮🇳 🥇🥇🥈🥉🥉
🇯🇵 🥇🥇🥈
🇦🇺 🥈🥈🥈🥉

Wonderful performance 👏👏🇮🇳

📸 IAU

[Athletics Federation of India @afiindia]

History for Indian Ultra Running 🇮🇳🔥

At the IAU 24H Asia and Oceania Championship, Team India created history with:

🏆 Men’s Team Gold

🥇🥈🥉 Complete Men’s Individual Podium Sweep

🥉 Women’s Team Bronze

📈 Highest-ever team distances by both Men & Women

🇮🇳 National Records in Men’s & Women’s 12H and 24H categories

⚡ 8 out of 11 athletes achieving Personal Bests

Champions of Asia-Oceania yet again! 2022, 2024 & now 2026 👊🔥

#IndianAthletics #AFI #TeamIndia

[latha venkatraman @lathavenkat]

Amar Singh Devanda sets new national record in 100 km run at IAU 100 km Asia&Oceania Championship Bangkok Thailand
Also wins individual men's gold
Indian men, women win team gold
#running #iauchampionships #ultrarunning #nationalrecordbroken #Thailand
https://t.co/3ECThH1sK2

[Civic Opposition of India @CivicOp_india]

The Indian Ultra Running team triumphed at the 2025 100km IAU Asia Oceania Championship! 🇮🇳

🥇 3 Gold 🥈 1 Silver 🥉 2 Bronze

India also set a new 100km National Record: 6:59:37 (Amar Singh Devanda).

Many thanks to @afiindia for promoting lesser-known sports like Ultrarunning. @mansukhmandviya @narendramodi

[IAU @iaunews]

2025 IAU 24H Asia & Oceania Championships provisional results.

Mel Aitken from New Zealand and Amar Singh Devanda from India are the winners of 2025 IAU 100 km Asia & Oceania Championships.
https://t.co/sfkUpOXQzr

[IAU @iaunews]

Athlete Portraits Publication Series - Amar Singh Devanda (IND)
Amar, the 2022 and 2024 IAU 24H Asia and Oceania Champion. Visit our website for more information about Amar.
https://t.co/95m0VccMbU

[Dr. Adille. J. Sumariwalla. OLY @Adille1]

Congratulations to Amar Singh Devanda for winning the AIU Asia Oceania 100km Championships in Bangkok with a National Record time of 6:59.37. His joy would have doubled upon being greeted by World Ultra Running President Dr. Nadeem Khan. @afiindia @IndiaSports @Media_SAI

[Athletics Federation of India @afiindia]

Amar Singh Devanda creates history for India, winning the Asia Oceania 100 km Ultra Championship in a National Record time of 6:59:37.

He was congratulated by Dr. Nadeem Khan, President, World Ultrarunning.

#IAU100K #Ultrarunning #TeamIndia #AFI #IndianAthletics

[Amar devanda @Amardevanda1]

@Aman_chaudhary2 @afiindia @iaunews Dear Aman Chaudhary ji …may you please elaborate how ultra running is incompetent sports .How do you select which sports should be promoted or not ?

[The Logical Indian @LogicalIndians]

Amar Singh Devanda makes history breaking seven hours at Asia Oceania 100km Ultra Championship 2025.

#AmarSinghDevanda #UltraRunningIndia #100kmUltraChampionship #IndiaSportsRecord #EnduranceAthlete

https://t.co/outQMy6wun

[SPORTS ARENA🇮🇳 @SportsArena1234]

🚨📣 BIG RESULT, FOLKS 💥💥

AMAR SINGH DEVANDA WINS GOLD IN THE GRUELING 100KM ASIA OCEANIA C'SHIPS WITH "NATIONAL RECORD" 🔥🔥

Amar Devanda became the 1st Indian to go sub-7 (6:59:37) as he set NR & won🥇in IAU 100K Asia Oceania C'ships

Men =>
🥇Amar Devanda (6:59:37)
🥉Saurav Ranjan (7:23:02)

Women =>
🥈Tenzin Dolma (9:18:49)
🥉Aarti Zanwar (10:15:27)

[docyogi @docyogi1]

There were individual medals too. The boys and girls came out with flying colors in individual categories as well - Amar Singh Devanda baghed the overall gold- a no mean feat.

[V Thamizh @vthamizhdigital]

இந்திய விமானப்படை வீரர் தங்கம் வென்று சாதனை | Amar Singh Devanda
#vthamizh #vthamizhdigital #IndianAirForce #IAF #AmarSinghDevanda #IndianUltraMarathon

[The Khel India @TheKhelIndia]

AMAR SINGH DEVANDA CREATES HISTORY 🤩🔥

India's Amar Singh won the Asia Oceania 100km Ultra Championship 2025 in Bangkok 🥇

Broke National Record with 6:59:37 timming, First Ever Indian to clock under 7 Hours in 100km 💪

RUNNING 100KM UNDER 7H IS JUST INSANE 🤯

[The Public Record @deepCH_2]

🚨 BREAKING NEWS: INDIA SMASHES INTO ULTRA-RUNNING HISTORY!
AMAR SINGH DEVANDA SHATTERS 7-HOUR BARRIER, WINS ASIA-OCEANIA 100KM ULTRA!

📍 Bangkok | November 23, 2025

India has a new “iron man” — and he doesn’t wear a suit of armour.
He wears running shoes, grit thicker than steel, and lungs forged in Rajasthan’s heat.

Amar Singh Devanda, a 33-year-old ultrarunner who once spent his days milking cows and doing farm labour, has torn apart history by becoming the first Indian EVER to run 100 km in under seven hours — clocking an unbelievable 6:59:37 at the Asia Oceania 100km Ultra Championship.

🔥 A RECORD FALLS. A NATION RISES.
Devanda didn’t just win.
He obliterated the national record (previous: 7:04:52), sprinted past Asia’s best, and dragged India straight to the podium’s top step.

His performance helped India clinch the Men’s Team Gold, with teammates:
•🥉 Saurav Kumar Ranjan — 3rd
•🥔 Geeno Antony — 4th

On the women’s side, India unleashed another storm:
•🥈 Tenzin Dolma — Silver
•🥉 Aarti Zanwar — Bronze
…securing Women’s Team Gold as well.

India didn’t just participate —
India dominated.

🏃‍♂️ FROM RURAL FIELDS TO WORLD PODIUMS
Just nine years ago, Amar Singh had:
•No sports background
•No coach
•No track
•No diet plan
•No facilities

He had only two things—
hard labour and harder resolve.

Years of farming, dairy work, and rural hardship accidentally built the perfect ultramarathon body. When others were lifting weights in gyms, he was lifting buckets of milk. When others practiced on synthetic tracks, he ran barefoot in fields.

Today, that same man stands at the top of Asian ultrarunning.

⏳ THE SUB-7 HOUR RUN: A FEAT NEARLY IMPOSSIBLE
Running 100 km in under 7 hours means:
•42 km marathon pace… extended for 2.5 marathons
•No collapse, no cramps, no mistakes
•Splits so fast even GPS watches pause to think
•Humidity so high even Bangkok air tapped out

And yet, Amar ran like a man possessed.

AFI President Adille Sumariwalla declared:

“A monumental effort. Amar has rewritten history.”

🌏 INDIA’S ULTRA-RUNNING REVOLUTION IS HERE
International ultrarunning has long been dominated by Japan, China, Australia, and Europe.
This week, India announced itself with a roar.

India’s team of 11 didn’t just compete —
they punched far above their infrastructure, funding, and support.

🎖️ THE LOGICAL INDIAN TAKEAWAY
Amar Singh Devanda is not just a runner.
He is a message.

A message that world-class champions can emerge from:
•Villages with no stadium
•Homes with no sports culture
•Lives with no privilege

With grit as their coach
and hardship as their training partner.

India’s sporting system didn’t discover Amar.
Hard life did.
India must now catch up to his talent.

🟡 BOTTOM LINE
🏆 India has a new ultrarunning superstar.
🏆 Records shattered.
🏆 Asia stunned.
🏆 And a 33-year-old from rural Rajasthan has shown that extraordinary doesn’t need facilities — only fire.

#AmarSinghDevanda
#UltraRunningHistory
#ProudOfIndia

[The Better India @thebetterindia]

Amar Singh Devanda has smashed every barrier in his path, winning the Asia Oceania 100km Ultra Championship in Bangkok with a stunning National Record of 6:59:37.

He is now the first Indian to ever break the 7-hour mark in this brutal race.His journey into distance running began only in 2016, a quiet decision that changed everything.

He wasn’t a school athlete. His discipline was forged in the fields and dairy sheds back home — long days, hard labour, and an instinct for endurance that life had already trained into him.

From there, his rise was nothing short of explosive.

In 2024, he shook the ultramarathon world by winning the IAU Asia & Oceania 24-Hour Championship in Canberra, setting a national record of 272.537 km.

A true champion, isn't it?

#AmarSinghDevanda #UltraMarathon #IAUChampionship #NationalRecord #AsiaOceaniaChampionship

[IAU @iaunews]

Top 3 Finisher in the Men’s Race at the 2025 IAU 100K Asia & Oceania Championships
1. Amar Singh Devanda (IND) 6:59:37
2. Clay Dawson (AUS) 7:15:22
3 Saurav Kumar Ranjan (IND) 7:23:02