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Mumbai – 12 youths of Mumbai have covered 1447 km in eight days with the message of environmental protection and fit India. Facing many difficult situations, these youths reached their destination from Delhi to Mumbai and reached their destination. A Gujarati youth from Mumbai, who was involved in this group, completed this difficult journey despite being disabled.
12 youths living in different areas of Mumbai reached Mumbai from Delhi by bicycle in eight days. Gujarati youth working as Assistant Professor in the Accounts Department in the college and Athletic Mayur Dumsia, who lost one hand in a railway accident, told ‘Gujarat News’ that’ We started our journey from Delhi on January 18. We sent our bicycles to the tempo. After eight days of visit, we reached Mumbai on the night of 25 January. There were a total of 12 people in this journey, including the convenor of the journey. Our main objective was Fit India, save the environment. In the tribal areas we were passing through, we were making them aware of education.
Saying that it was a difficult journey and throwing seeds balls on the way, Mayurbhai said that in this journey other cyclists Aryan Saad, Inder Vishnoi, Shubham Patil, Amish Patil, Matin Qadri, Anuj Singh, Kunal Bawaliya , There were also CHs. Srinivas, Nabil Siddhiq, Om Pardesi, Rahul Pal as well as Sumit Jha and Keshav Shah as volunteers. During this journey we took the seed balls with us. We sowed 1500 seeds on the road and these seeds will become trees on getting water.
The most difficult part of the journey was due to extreme cold. We have also drove a bicycle in eight degrees cold. At least 150 km per day. And ran 200 kilometers and bicycles. Also, there was a problem due to fog. We used to start our journey around 6:30 am and ride bicycle till 7 or 9 pm. In the afternoon, the pilgrims rested a little. Along with the cold, there were problems in cycling on the hills of Udaipur. He got upset with the heat after reaching the border of Maharashtra. We practiced and dieting for three months for this journey. An ambulance with a doctor and a driver was with us, this journey was more difficult for me. Cycling with one hand had a serious effect on my right hand bone. But, if we go for a good purpose, we successfully completed the journey because God also supported us.
For this entire program, Professor Hemlata, Vice Chancellor of Hyderabad National Sindh National Collegiate University Mumbai (HSNC University State Public University Mumbai). Bagla provided support.