Gopiganj. The ‘Vishal Cycle Yatra’ organized by ‘Bhadohi Cycling Club’, imbibing unwavering devotion towards the environment and resolution of a healthy life, became a Mahakumbh of public awareness on Sunday.
The aim of this journey, which took place under the dynamic leadership of the club’s national president Ataul Mustafa Ansari, was to make every section of the society aware about nature and health. It is the glory of Ataul Ansari’s far-sighted vision and strong will that he has brought every section of the society on a common platform, where everyone is becoming the charioteer of this revolution for building ‘Clean, Green and Prosperous India’ in one voice.
This innovative initiative of Bhadohi Cycling Club started from Bada Chauraha on the National Highway. This caravan of consciousness passed through Shaheed Tiraha, Kanji House, Joharpur and reached Gurukulam Educational Institute, Nanavagpur Jakhaan.
“As soon as the yatra reached Gurukulam Shikshan Sansthan, Nanavagpur Jakhaan, the atmosphere was filled with joy and happiness. Here the school family, under the leadership of Gurukulam Shikshan Sansthan’s Director Dr. Rajesh Singh and Manager Rohit Singh, gave a grand welcome to the cyclists by laying down pavadas.
The shower of flowers and thunderous applause by the students and teachers and the gift of body clothes to all not only encouraged the pilgrims but also infused a new energy into this health campaign. This love and respect received from loved ones made the resolve to protect the environment even stronger.”
Dr. Rajesh Singh, Director of Gurukulam Educational Institute, explained to the people, “Cycling is an excellent cardio exercise that reduces the risk of diseases like heart diseases, diabetes and obesity. It is also helpful in reducing stress and staying mentally fit.
The bicycle does not emit any smoke or harmful gases, which reduces air pollution. Cycling is budget-friendly amid rising prices of petrol and diesel. Its maintenance cost is also very low.
Increasing the number of bicycles on the roads will reduce the congestion of motor vehicles, which will reduce road accidents.
Dr. Singh’s message “Ride a bicycle, save both health and environment” is not only a personal advice, but a big step towards becoming a responsible citizen.
Expressing concern over the modern lifestyle, Manager of Gurukulam Educational Institute, Mr. Rohit Singh has alerted the society about health. He said: “In today’s fast-paced life, we have become so busy with our luxuries that we have forgotten to take time out for our bodies.
It is extremely worrying that our young generation, which is the future of the country, is falling prey to diseases at an early age due to lack of exercise and yoga. If the youth of the country will be unhealthy, then it is a big crisis for the progress of the nation.”
Director Dr Rajesh Singh and Manager Rohit Singh flagged off the cycle journey, which filled all the participants with enthusiasm.”
“Starting from Gurukulam Educational Institute, the yatra reached various areas of Nanwagpur, Joharpur, Kanji House, Tikapur, Mevdapur, Mujahid Nagar, Gaus Nagar, Noniyani Mohal, Sonia Talab, Lalapur, Joharpur Pasiyan, Nawalpur and Tiwaripur.
The enthusiasm of the cyclists was worth seeing during the entire journey. The entire atmosphere echoed with slogans like ‘Ride a cycle, save fuel’, ‘Plant trees, save environment’ and ‘Do yoga, stay healthy’. With slogans like ‘Hindustan Zindabad’, ‘Bharat Mata Ki Jai’ and ‘Vande Mataram’, the passengers took a pledge that ‘We all have decided to make the entire Uttar Pradesh healthy.’
Making people aware about health and nature, this huge journey reached back to Gurukulam Educational Institute, Nanavagpur Jakhaan, where it was formally concluded.”
In making this campaign successful, Praveen Srivastava, Baleshwar Singh, Pawan Roy, Aman Singh, Ashish Singh, Vipin Singh, Krishna Mishra, Bhanu Singh, Ram Kumar Tiwari, Banarasi Bind, Pramod Maurya, Jagdish Yadav, Parvez Ali Khan, Rajeev Jaiswal, Sarfaraz Ahmed, Atul Kumar, Shivam Yadav, Deepak Maurya, Ayush Dubey, Aarush Dubey, Mohit Saroj, Suraj Singh, Surya Singh, Anmol Tiwari, Kuldeep Tiwari, Krishna Pandey, Prakhar Singh, Krish Mishra, Rohit Yadav, Anshuman Singh, Kamlesh Kashyap, Shyam Sundar Bind, Qamar Hayat, Aman Gupta, Mujtaba Ansari, Hira Bind, Minshad Ali, Ahem Modanwal, Arshad Jamal, Jigar Gupta, Abdul Qadir, Ujjwal Gupta, Taha Khan, Hrithik Kanojia, Mohammad A large number of youth participated including Imran, Ragini Kanojia, Abu Huraira, Saket Umarvaishya, Faiz Sheikh, Aniket Maurya, Nakiuddi Sheikh, Ritika Kanojia, Adarsh Bind, Himanshu Bind, Rohit Bind, Faiz Ansari, Ratan Bind.
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*Work is important, Yoga is also important – Rohit Singh*
Gopiganj. The ‘Vishal Cycle Yatra’ organized by ‘Bhadohi Cycling Club’, imbibing unwavering devotion towards the environment and resolution of a healthy life, became a Mahakumbh of public awareness on Sunday. The aim of this journey, which took place under the dynamic leadership of the club’s national president Ataul Mustafa Ansari, was to make every section of the society aware about nature and health. It is the glory of Ataul Ansari’s far-sighted vision and strong will that he has brought every section of the society on a common platform, where everyone is becoming the charioteer of this revolution for building ‘Clean, Green and Prosperous India’ in one voice.
This innovative initiative of Bhadohi Cycling Club started from Bada Chauraha on the National Highway. This caravan of consciousness passed through Shaheed Tiraha, Kanji House, Joharpur and reached Gurukulam Educational Institute, Nanavagpur Jakhaan.
“As soon as the Yatra reached Gurukulam Shikshan Sansthan, Nanavagpur Jakhaan, the atmosphere was filled with joy and happiness. Here, the school family under the leadership of Gurukulam Shikshan Sansthan’s Director Dr. Rajesh Singh and Manager Rohit Singh gave a grand welcome to the cyclists by laying down pavadas. The shower of flowers and thunderous applause by the students and teachers and gifting of body clothes to all not only encouraged the passengers but also infused a new energy in this health campaign. This love and respect from my loved ones made my resolve to conserve the environment even stronger.”
Dr. Rajesh Singh, Director of Gurukulam Educational Institute explained to the people, “Cycling is an excellent cardio exercise that reduces the risk of diseases like heart diseases, diabetes and obesity. It is also helpful in reducing stress and staying mentally fit. The bicycle does not emit any kind of smoke or harmful gases, which reduces air pollution. Amidst the rising prices of petrol and diesel, cycling is budget friendly. Its maintenance cost is also very low. Increasing the number of bicycles on the roads will reduce the congestion of motor vehicles, which will reduce road accidents.
Dr. Singh’s message “Ride a bicycle, save both health and environment” is not only a personal advice, but a big step towards becoming a responsible citizen.
Expressing concern over the modern lifestyle, Manager of Gurukulam Educational Institute, Mr. Rohit Singh has alerted the society about health. He said: “In today’s fast-paced life, we have become so busy in securing our luxuries that we have forgotten to take out time for our body. It is extremely worrying that our young generation, who is the future of the country, is falling prey to diseases at an early age due to lack of exercise and yoga. If the youth of the country will be unhealthy, then it is a big crisis for the progress of the nation.”
Director Dr Rajesh Singh and Manager Rohit Singh flagged off the cycle journey, which filled all the participants with enthusiasm.”
“Starting from Gurukulam Educational Institute, the Yatra reached various areas of Nanavagpur, Joharpur, Kanji House, Tikapur, Mevdapur, Mujahid Nagar, Gaus Nagar, Noniyani Mohal, Sonia Talab, Lalapur, Joharpur Pasiyan, Nawalpur and Tiwaripur. The enthusiasm of the cyclists was worth seeing during the entire Yatra. ‘Ride Cycle, Save Fuel’, ‘Plant Trees, Save Environment’ and ‘Do The entire atmosphere echoed with slogans like ‘Yoga Raho Nirog’, ‘Hindustan Zindabad’, ‘Bharat Mata Ki Jai’ and ‘Vande Mataram’, the passengers resolved that ‘we all have decided to make the entire Uttar Pradesh healthy.’ Making people aware about health and nature, this huge journey reached back to Gurukulam Educational Institute, Nanavagpur Jakhaan, where it was formally concluded.”
In making this campaign successful, Praveen Srivastava, Baleshwar Singh, Pawan Roy, Aman Singh, Ashish Singh, Vipin Singh, Krishna Mishra, Bhanu Singh, Ram Kumar Tiwari, Banarasi Bind, Pramod Maurya, Jagdish Yadav, Parvez Ali Khan, Rajiv Jaiswal, Sarfaraz Ahmed, Atul Kumar, Shivam Yadav, Deepak Maurya, Ayush Dubey, Aarush Dubey, Mohit Saroj, Suraj Singh, Surya Singh, Anmol Tiwari, Kuldeep Tiwari, Krishna Pandey, Prakhar Singh, Krish Mishra, Rohit Yadav, Anshuman Singh, Kamlesh Kashyap, Shyam Sundar Bind, Qamar Hayat, Aman Gupta, Mujtaba Ansari, Hira Bind, Minshad Ali, Ahem Modanwal, Arshad Jamal, Jigar Gupta, Abdul Qadir, Ujjwal Gupta, Taha Khan, Hrithik Kanojia, Mohammad A large number of youth including Imran, Ragini Kanojia, Abu Huraira, Saket Umarvaishya, Faiz Sheikh, Aniket Maurya, Nakiuddi Sheikh, Ritika Kanojia, Adarsh Bind, Himanshu Bind, Rohit Bind, Faiz Ansari, Ratan Bind participated.
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