58 cyclists felicitated in Hoshiarpur

After successful completion of Sachdeva Stocks Hoshiarpur Cyclothon Season-7 organised by the Fit Biker Club, 58 cyclists who pedalled 100 km for the first time were felicitated. On the occasion, Bal Bal Seva Society and other volunteers who played an...

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Hoshiarpur, Updated At : 03:30 AM Apr 29, 2025 IST

Fit Biker Club honours Dalveer Singh Rehsi.

After successful completion of Sachdeva Stocks Hoshiarpur Cyclothon Season-7 organised by the Fit Biker Club, 58 cyclists who pedalled 100 km for the first time were felicitated.

On the occasion, Bal Bal Seva Society and other volunteers who played an important role in traffic management were also honoured.

Paramjit Sachdeva, chief, Fit Biker Club, also felicitated cyclist Dalveer Singh Rehsi, who has brought laurels by cycling 10,000 km in a year.

Sachdeva said in the coming times, the world would know Hoshiarpur as the land of cyclists.

He also thanked the police and civil administration for making the event a great success.

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