Bandipora, June 03, CNS: In order to celebrate World Bicycle Day, the Deputy Commissioner Bandipora Dr Owais Ahmad Saturday flagged off a bicycle rally comprising of different age groups besides large number of students. The event was organised by the health department in collaboration with district administration.
According to CNS, the Deputy Commissioner addressed the participants, expressing his gratitude to everyone for joining the celebration and recognizing the significance of maintaining good health. He emphasized the slogan “Health is Wealth,” highlighting the fact that our well-being is a precious asset that must be nurtured through regular exercise and a healthy lifestyle.
The rally saw an impressive turnout, with individuals of all ages and backgrounds enthusiastically pedalling through the streets of Bandipora, spreading the message of fitness and sustainability.
The bicycle rally covered a significant distance, passing through prominent landmarks in the town. It showcased the unity and enthusiasm of the community in promoting a healthier and greener mode of transportation. Participants displayed colourful banners and placards advocating for clean air, physical fitness, and the benefits of cycling.
Dr. Owais said the event will serve as a catalyst for promoting the adoption of bicycles as a sustainable mode of transportation and a means to improve public health and fitness. By encouraging the use of bicycles.
Among others, Chief Education Officer Bandipora, SHO Bandipora Farhan Seh, JKPS (DySP Prob), Officials from Youth Services and Sports department besides officials from other departments also attended the event.
World Bicycle Day, celebrated annually on June 3rd, was established by the United Nations to promote the benefits of cycling and its positive impact on individuals and communities. This global observance aims to highlight the multiple advantages of using bicycles for transport, leisure, and exercise while also promoting environmental sustainability and social inclusion. (CNS)
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