The event, organized as part of the Fit India Movement, saw enthusiastic participation from journalists, fitness enthusiasts, and members of the Newspaper Association of India. The initiative aims to encourage citizens to adopt a healthier lifestyle by dedicating their Sundays to cycling and outdoor activities.
Dr. Mandaviya highlighted the importance of physical fitness and said, “Cycling is not just a form of exercise, it’s a w
ay to connect with nature and promote sustainable living. The media plays a critical role in spreading awareness, and it’s heartening to see them lead by example.”
Vipin Gaur, General Secretary of the Newspaper Association of India, said, “It’s a great initiative by the Ministry of Yo
uth Affairs and Sports, Government of India. If journalists are engaging in fitness activities, they can send a strong message to the general public. The Fit India Movement is not just a one-day program — it is the Maha Kumbh of fitness in India.”
Besides the Newspaper Association of India, members of the Delhi Journalists Association, Media Federation of India, and Delhi Sports Journalists Association also actively participated in the event, showcasing a united front in promoting the message of fitness and health
The event kicked off early in the morning with a cycling rally that spanned several kilometers, followed by interactive sessions on health, wellness, and nutrition. Participants praised the initiative and encouraged its replication in other cities to foster community well-being and eco-friendly transportation.
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