In Haryana, a significant event called the "Drug-Free Haryana Cyclothon" is making waves as it approaches its final destination in Panchkula on September 23. This unique initiative was launched on September 1 by Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar in Karnal and aims to raise awareness about the importance of a drug-free society.
Around 250 dedicated cyclists embarked on this journey, and after completing a rigorous route through various districts in the state, they are set to enter Bagwali village in Raipur Rani block of Panchkula. Their path takes them through a series of villages, including Mauli, Bataud, Barwala, Jalauli, Alipur, and ITBP BTC Bhanu and Ramgarh.
The theme of this Cyclothon is "Ek cycle yatra, nasha mukti ke naam," which translates to "A bicycle journey in the name of drug addiction prevention." It symbolizes the commitment to a drug-free future.
Local youth will join the Cyclothon along the way, adding to the event's vibrancy and community engagement. An exciting cultural program is planned at Yavanika Open Air Theatre in Sector 5 of Panchkula in the evening, promising a memorable celebration.
On September 24, the Cyclothon will continue its journey, starting from Tau Devi Lal Stadium in Sector 3. It will pass through various locations, including Sector-20, 12A, Bus Stand Chowk, Shalimar Mall, Bellavista Chowk, Majri Chowk, villages Ramgarh, Billa, Khedi, and Pyarewala, before reaching Yamunanagar.
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Those interested in joining this noble cause can register online at uday.haryana.gov.in/AntiDrug_Cyclothon. Participants who register will receive e-certificates to commemorate their involvement in this impactful event. The "Drug-Free Haryana Cyclothon" is not only promoting a healthier lifestyle through cycling but also advocating for a society free from the grip of drug addiction. It's a commendable initiative that has gained momentum as it travels across Haryana, spreading its important message.
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