City residents pedal for clean air

A large number of city residents took part in a cycling event, ‘Your Joy with a Solution, Without Pollution’, at the picturesque Paragon Waterfront in South City, organised by Neelam Bicycles and e-Vehicles. The cyclists enjoyed a refreshing morning ride...

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Ludhiana, Updated At : 10:28 AM Nov 25, 2024 IST

Participants during a cycling event held to spread the message of reduce pollution in Ludhiana on Sunday. Photo: Ashwani Dhiman

The cyclists enjoyed a refreshing morning ride through scenic routes, spreading the message of reducing pollution and embracing a greener lifestyle. The event was held to promote sustainable commuting and healthy living by bringing together fitness enthusiasts and eco-conscious individuals.

Shiva Sachdeva from D’karve Fitness, along with his team attended the event, hosted by Ritu Mehta and Shiana Kothari. A team of doctors from Eva Hospital gave health tips to the cyclists. “The initiative stood as a testament to the joy of cycling and the impact of small lifestyle changes in preserving out environment for generations to come,” they said.

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