
Assam Rifles flags off eco-cycling initiative from Pangsau pass
Dimapur Nov 1, The much-anticipated Pedal to Plant Expedition 2025 was ceremonially flagged off from Pangsau Pass in Arunachal Pradesh by the Deputy Inspector General of 25 Sector Assam Rifles, under the Spear Corps. The expedition, which aims to promote a greener, fitter, and more sustainable India, marks an important milestone in the civil-military partnership as Assam Rifles troops actively participated in the event.
The expedition is not just a cycling event; it is a powerful symbol of the unity between civilians and the armed forces, coming together to promote environmental sustainability. This initiative is part of a larger effort to increase awareness about the importance of afforestation, fitness, and environmental conservation, key pillars for building a sustainable future.
The cyclists, comprising Assam Rifles personnel and local civilians, will cover a route across the nation, stopping at various locations to plant trees, interact with communities, and promote the message of eco-friendly living. The aim is to inspire individuals and communities to take action for a greener India while fostering physical fitness through cycling.
"The Pedal to Plant initiative not only seeks to promote a healthier lifestyle but also encourages citizens and armed forces personnel alike to contribute towards environmental sustainability,” said the Deputy Inspector General during the flag-off ceremony. “This initiative highlights the strong relationship between the military and civilians, working together for the betterment of the nation and our planet.”
The Pangsau Pass, which connects India with Myanmar, served as the perfect starting point for the expedition, symbolizing the bridging of boundaries — not just between countries, but also between the civil and military spheres in India’s environmental movement.
Throughout the journey, the cyclists will work with local communities to plant trees along their route, helping to combat deforestation and promote eco-friendly practices. Additionally, the event encourages individuals to integrate fitness into their daily lives, reminding them that personal health is intertwined with the health of the planet.
The Pedal to Plant Expedition 2025 is set to inspire thousands across India, urging citizens to take small steps towards a healthier, greener, and more sustainable future.
Assam Rifles flags off eco-cycling initiative from Pangsau pass
Dimapur Nov 1, The much-anticipated Pedal to Plant Expedition 2025 was ceremonially flagged off from Pangsau Pass in Arunachal Pradesh by the Deputy Inspector General of 25 Sector Assam Rifles, under the Spear Corps. The expedition, which aims to promote a greener, fitter, and more sustainable India, marks an important milestone in the civil-military partnership as Assam Rifles troops actively participated in the event.
The expedition is not just a cycling event; it is a powerful symbol of the unity between civilians and the armed forces, coming together to promote environmental sustainability. This initiative is part of a larger effort to increase awareness about the importance of afforestation, fitness, and environmental conservation, key pillars for building a sustainable future.
The cyclists, comprising Assam Rifles personnel and local civilians, will cover a route across the nation, stopping at various locations to plant trees, interact with communities, and promote the message of eco-friendly living. The aim is to inspire individuals and communities to take action for a greener India while fostering physical fitness through cycling.
"The Pedal to Plant initiative not only seeks to promote a healthier lifestyle but also encourages citizens and armed forces personnel alike to contribute towards environmental sustainability,” said the Deputy Inspector General during the flag-off ceremony. “This initiative highlights the strong relationship between the military and civilians, working together for the betterment of the nation and our planet.”
The Pangsau Pass, which connects India with Myanmar, served as the perfect starting point for the expedition, symbolizing the bridging of boundaries — not just between countries, but also between the civil and military spheres in India’s environmental movement.
Throughout the journey, the cyclists will work with local communities to plant trees along their route, helping to combat deforestation and promote eco-friendly practices. Additionally, the event encourages individuals to integrate fitness into their daily lives, reminding them that personal health is intertwined with the health of the planet.
The Pedal to Plant Expedition 2025 is set to inspire thousands across India, urging citizens to take small steps towards a healthier, greener, and more sustainable future.
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