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Mizoram Man Creates Record By Cycling 1500 Km From Aizawl To Kolkata
A 48-year-old man from Mizoram has created a record by becoming the first among Mizos to pedal over 1,500 km in a single cycling expedition to reach Kolkata from Mizoram capital Aizawl.
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Army Flags Off Cycling Expedition To Visit J&K, Himachal's Border Villages
The Army on Tuesday flagged off a cycle expedition that will cover a distance of 525 kilometres in 13 days and visit 100 border villages of Jammu and Kashmir and Himachal Pradesh to reconnect with veterans and ''Veer Naris'', an official said.
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Air Force Personnel On 700-Km Cycle Expedition To Mark 1971 War Victory
Personnel of the Air Force Station in Thanjavur district of Tamil Nadu have undertaken a 700-km journey on bicycles between Thanjavur and Mahabalipuram, 65 km from here, to commemorate the golden jubilee celebrations of the victory in the 1971 war
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Lockdown Inspires Chennai Techie To Cycle Across India For Six Months
Chennai-based Shreyaas Viishvak began his 8,000 km cycling expedition today to explore the whole country. The 23-year-old has taken up this refreshing way of discovering the country after he being confined at home last year due to the coronavirus lockdown.
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Women Undertake 5,000 Km Cycle Expedition To Promote Women Empowerment
With an aim to convey a message of a pollution-free environment and women empowerment in the society, two women from Bihar and Uttarakhand have started a cycling expedition from the Wagah border to Arunachal Pradesh.
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Cycle Expedition From Agra to Delhi To Focus Attention On Polluted Yamuna
Pramod Kumar Katara began his ''cycle yatra'' today morning from the Taj Mahal to India Gate in New Delhi to focus attention on the polluted Yamuna river.
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Vegan Movement Thrives in Mumbai
Vegans across Mumbai are networking big time over potluck parties, cook-offs and cycling expeditions to make sure they support each other.Even before Monika Siriya answers her door, I can hear dogs barking in the background. "That's Rapchik and Dhinchak,"...
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Mizoram Man Creates Record By Cycling 1500 Km From Aizawl To Kolkata
A 48-year-old man from Mizoram has created a record by becoming the first among Mizos to pedal over 1,500 km in a single cycling expedition to reach Kolkata from Mizoram capital Aizawl.
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Army Flags Off Cycling Expedition To Visit J&K, Himachal's Border Villages
The Army on Tuesday flagged off a cycle expedition that will cover a distance of 525 kilometres in 13 days and visit 100 border villages of Jammu and Kashmir and Himachal Pradesh to reconnect with veterans and ''Veer Naris'', an official said.
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Air Force Personnel On 700-Km Cycle Expedition To Mark 1971 War Victory
Personnel of the Air Force Station in Thanjavur district of Tamil Nadu have undertaken a 700-km journey on bicycles between Thanjavur and Mahabalipuram, 65 km from here, to commemorate the golden jubilee celebrations of the victory in the 1971 war
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Lockdown Inspires Chennai Techie To Cycle Across India For Six Months
Chennai-based Shreyaas Viishvak began his 8,000 km cycling expedition today to explore the whole country. The 23-year-old has taken up this refreshing way of discovering the country after he being confined at home last year due to the coronavirus lockdown.
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Women Undertake 5,000 Km Cycle Expedition To Promote Women Empowerment
With an aim to convey a message of a pollution-free environment and women empowerment in the society, two women from Bihar and Uttarakhand have started a cycling expedition from the Wagah border to Arunachal Pradesh.
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Cycle Expedition From Agra to Delhi To Focus Attention On Polluted Yamuna
Pramod Kumar Katara began his ''cycle yatra'' today morning from the Taj Mahal to India Gate in New Delhi to focus attention on the polluted Yamuna river.
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Vegan Movement Thrives in Mumbai
Vegans across Mumbai are networking big time over potluck parties, cook-offs and cycling expeditions to make sure they support each other.Even before Monika Siriya answers her door, I can hear dogs barking in the background. "That's Rapchik and Dhinchak,"...
