Manali: Seven leaders from private organizations and government cycling more than 500 km across the Himalayas and meet local heroes and community leaders in an effort to draw attention to the problem of climate change.
The leaders gathered at Shimla and began a historic journey in September.
There are around 40 cyclists in the expedition, including children as young as 13 and adults as old as 50.
Suresh Kishnani, head of the CGST commissioner, the northern zone which marks ‘Indian Ctrls leader rose 2021’ said, “Very encouraging for leaders from all over India In-depth interest in cycling durability and climate change.
We are happy to extend any support for them.
” Move to the route Shimla – Narkanda – Sarahan – Akpa – Nako – Kaza – Kaza – Langza – Cancel, expedition ended in Manali on September 13.
In Manali, the cyclists were made of their achievements after experiencing hard terrain and hard weather for more than 9 days.
This is the first of several cycling expeditions as planned in the continent of Indian continental children to support the causes of climate change.