Registrations Now Open for the HindAyan Joy Ride Cycling Event in Jaipur on December 7
The HindAyan Joy Ride, a 20-km cycling event in Jaipur on December 7, commemorates Vijay Diwas. Participants will honour martyrs and celebrate national pride under the Fit India Movement.
Registrations are now open for the HindAyan Joy Ride, a cycling event covering 20 km in Jaipur. Scheduled for December 7, the ride commemorates Vijay Diwas, celebrating India's victory in the 1971 war. Participants will start at Amar Jawan Jyoti near Jaipur Youth Hostel, pay tribute to martyrs, and cycle to Jawahar Circle before returning.

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The event is part of the Sunday on Cycle initiative under the Fit India Movement, supported by the Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports. The ministry has requested logistical and security assistance from chief secretaries in Delhi, Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan, Gujarat, and Maharashtra for the HindAyan expeditions.
Event Details and Participation
Vishnudas Chapke, who organised the event and is known as the first Indian to circumnavigate the globe over land, mentioned that civilians can join this year for the first time. "Last year, Indian Army and Indian Air Force teams participated. This year, it will be a broader celebration of remembrance and national pride," he said.
In previous editions, participants included teams from the Army, Navy, Air Force, paramilitary forces, and Delhi Police. This year aims to expand participation to include civilians alongside these groups. The organisers also plan to invite local legislators and civic representatives for a symbolic short ride.
Support and Logistics
The Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports has reached out to several states for support. They have asked chief secretaries to provide necessary logistical and security arrangements. This collaboration aims to ensure a smooth execution of the HindAyan expeditions across different regions.
The event not only promotes fitness but also serves as a tribute to India's military achievements. By involving civilians this year, organisers hope to foster a sense of national pride and remembrance among participants.
The HindAyan Joy Ride promises an engaging experience for all involved while honouring historical milestones. As preparations continue, organisers are focused on ensuring safety and enjoyment for everyone participating in this significant event.
With inputs from PTI
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