Jaipur, Rajasthan: Around 200 cyclists participated in the fourth Tiranga Cycling Rally organized by Rajasthan Cycling Road Riders in association with Priyanka Hospital & Cardiac Centre, Jaipur. The rally started early in the morning from Amar Jawan Jyoti, Jaipur, and covered a distance of approximately 150 kilometres before reaching Bisalpur Reservoir in the Tonk district.

The event aimed to promote fitness, public health awareness, and environmental conservation. Upon reaching Bisalpur, the participants took part in a tree plantation initiative under the “Ek Ped Maa Ke Naam” campaign, spreading the message of protecting nature and preserving water resources.

Dr. G. L. Sharma, Director of Priyanka Hospital & Cardiac Centre, emphasized the importance of making cycling a regular part of everyday life. He encouraged people to adopt healthier lifestyles and highlighted cycling as an effective way to improve fitness while contributing to environmental protection.

The rally also promoted awareness about the importance of water conservation and green initiatives. Participants encouraged citizens to embrace sustainable practices and take collective responsibility for protecting the environment.

The event concluded at Bisalpur with the felicitation of cyclists and recognition of their contribution to promoting health, fitness, and environmental awareness. The initiative reinforced the message that small lifestyle changes, such as regular cycling and planting trees, can make a meaningful difference to both individual well-being and the environment.