In a remarkable display of determination and physical endurance, Prof Suhas Mohite, Administrative Officer of Bharati Vidyapeeth, alongside colleagues Prof Arun Pawar and Ulhas Kadam, accomplished a daring 1100 km bicycle journey from Pune to Tirupati Balaji in just six days. This incredible feat, which commenced on November 9 at 12:00 pm, not only showcases their personal triumph but also emphasizes the importance of exercise and physical activity.
Covering a diverse terrain spanning four states—Maharashtra, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, and Andhra Pradesh—the trio concluded their challenging expedition at Tirupati Balaji in Andhra Pradesh on November 15. Beyond the physical achievement, the journey served as a powerful message promoting the use of bicycles to combat pollution, resonating well with the local communities along the way.
The cyclists actively engaged with the public, advocating for the environmental benefits of choosing bicycles as a mode of transportation. Their commitment to a social and environmental cause elevated the significance of this expedition, turning it into an inspirational campaign that garnered widespread appreciation.
MLA Dr. Vishwajeet Kadam, recognizing the arduous nature of covering such a substantial distance from Pune to Tirupati Balaji, lauded the trio for their physical fitness, perseverance, and courage. The endorsement from Dr. Kadam adds another layer of appreciation to this extraordinary cycling mission, acknowledging the personal and collective efforts that contributed to its success.
