Located at the Major Dhyan Chand National Stadium.
About 150 cyclists gathered around the iconic India Gate C-Hexagon to promote the importance of a balanced diet in the fight against obesity.
The movement adheres to the philosophy of maintaining an active lifestyle through good health - 'A daily dose of fitness for 30 minutes is necessary.' Under this campaign, cycling events have been conducted across 3500 locations across the country, with an estimated 2 lakh people participating. The initiative also encourages eco-friendly practices to reduce pollution levels across the nation.
said later.
This campaign is centered around the slogan #FightObesity. It focuses on having a well-balanced diet and maintaining physical fitness and overall health. This will not only enhance your overall well-being but also contribute to a healthier body and mind. According to our Prime Minister, every Indian should be mindful of their eating habits and lifestyle. If parents prioritize their health and fitness, their children are likely to adopt these habits as well.
Expressed that each citizen should indulge in fit food to combat the problem of obesity. She also commended the initiative where postmen are being designated as ambassadors for disseminating the message of a healthy and fit lifestyle across the entire country.
Who was the team captain of the Indian basketball team for the 2006 Commonwealth Games.
We have all come together this morning on Sunday to support the cause against obesity. It was a joyful experience cycling around the India Gate today, reminiscing with our postal workers about many fond memories. Fitness is not just the responsibility of athletes or the military, it is a duty of every citizen to take care of themselves. The main issue we face today is our increasingly hectic lifestyles, and therefore, it's crucial to consume a balanced diet and healthy food to maintain good health.
Event, featuring over 120 postmen, 22 Under-20 women's rugby players and 80 NIS diploma trainees, led by renowned actor and Rugby India president Rahul Bose.
"I'd like to express my gratitude to the Sports Authority of India in Kolkata for inviting me to this significant occasion. As a child, I would cycle to school, regardless of whether I was in Mumbai or Delhi. This was a pleasurable routine... I've been passionate about sports and fitness since a very young age. Even during my shooting commitments, I make sure to find out what local sports facilities are available, such as squash and swimming. I always attempt to participate in at least one sport. For me, fitness is an integral part of my happiness," Rahul Bose said.
Gandhinagar Road Club in collaboration with NSS and India Post. The event was flagged off by Paralympian powerlifter Paramjeet Singh.
The initiative was also conducted across numerous states and union territories, with the participation of cycling enthusiasts, athletes, coaches, and sports science experts, among others. India Post personnel demonstrated peak enthusiasm to spread the message of fitness throughout the country. The Sports Authority of India expressed gratitude to the Chief Post Master Generals of all states, including Delhi, for spreading awareness about the importance of fitness, health, and balanced diet among citizens.
In the past, the cycling event saw the participation of active duty Indian army personnel, the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF), and the Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP) as well as notable sports figures, including Lovlina Borgohain, Sangram Singh, Shanky Singh, Nitu Ghanghas, Saweety Boora, two-time Paralympics bronze medalist Rubina Francis, and Paralympic world champion Simran Sharma. Additionally, several celebrities, such as Gul Panag, also participated.
Sports Facilities in Regional Centres, National Centres of Excellence (NCOEs) and the Khelo India Centres (KICs) - (ANI)