Independence Day: Cycling expedition held from Baramulla to Uri

Baramulla, August 13:(KNS)  A Cycling expedition was organised under the aegis of Dagger Division in association with Jammu & Kashmir Cycling association (JKCA) to commemorate 75 yrs of India’s Independence.

According to a statment issued to Kashmir News Service (KNS), the event was flagged off from Baramulla & culminated at Kaman Post, Uri covering a distance of 75 Kms. The event had an overwhelming response from various parts of valley and other parts of North India. 


Members of prominent cycling clubs like Jammu and Kashmir cycling association (JKCA), MTB Kashmir, Pro cycling club Kashmir  made a mark in the event.   The cycling expedition achieved the competitive aim to foster brotherhood between Indian Army & the youth. The events provided an opportunity for the youth to showcase their talent and were ambassadors in promoting cycling as a sport which not only promotes good health but also an Eco friendly sport.  Out of total 175 participants, 15 were national cyclists & a number of state cyclists who competed in two categories of events to include Road cycling and MTB to prove their mettle. 
Cash awards & consolation prizes to winners followed by a glittering cultural programme  which added to the grand success of the event. All laid down COVID protocols were followed during this event.(KNS)

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