Union Minister of Youth Affairs and Sports, Mansukh Mandaviya, participated in the 21st edition of the 'Fit India Sunday on Cycle' campaign, promoting fitness and environmental awareness through regular cycling. The initiative, which has gained traction across the country, aims to encourage
Paralympians Nitesh Kumar and Manisha Ramadass led the 'Fit India Sunday on Cycle' movement in Delhi, promoting fitness and an active lifestyle among people of all ages.
During the event, Mandaviya spoke about the benefits of cycling and how the campaign had become a "work culture" in the country. He also said that cycling can help in fulfilling Prime Minister Narendra Modi's resolve of 'Viksit Bharat' (developed India).
The 'Bastar Olympics' is an annual event held by the Chhattisgarh Sports and Youth Welfare Department, meant to help the youth and other victims of naxal activities showcase their sports talent.
Speaking to ANI, Mandaviya said "Cycling is a very good exercise and is the solution to the pollution. The people of the nation need to stay fit to fulfill the resolve of 'Viksit Bharat'. Through the 'Fit India Sunday on Cycle' initiative we are promoting the Fit India movement."
"The whole nation is joining the 'Fit India' campaign by Prime Minister Narendra Modi to keep themselves fit. The initiative has been held in over 1,100 locations across the country. Cycling is the best exercise, it keeps people fit and also acts as a solution to pollution. The initiative
The initiative aims to bring together Indians from all across the country and across age groups and professions, to build the culture of cycling as a mode of fitness and for a greener environment, while building a sense of community.