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Agri varsity hosts cycle rally in memory of national cyclist

Tribune News Service
Updated At : 02:12 PM Jul 25, 2024 IST

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Ludhiana, July 24

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The Directorate of Students Welfare at Punjab Agricultural University (PAU) organised a cycle rally in memory of the national-level cyclist Devinder Singh Bansal, here on Wednesday.

The event was flagged off by the university’s vice-chancellor, Dr Satbir Singh Gosal, and more than 100 students participated enthusiastically in the rally.

Dr Gosal conveyed his wishes to all the participants and emphasised the importance of holding such events frequently, as cycling was an environment-friendly activity that greatly benefitted individual health.

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Dr Nirmal Jaura, Director of Students Welfare, announced that the Bansal family had donated Rs 71 lakh to the PAU in memory of their son to promote cycling on the university campus. The rally aimed to spread the message of maintaining a pollution-free campus and carried the slogan ‘clean and green PAU campus’.

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