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Noida Man Cycles 2,500 km From Rameswaram To Ayodhya
Sarthak Chauhan cycles 2,500 km from Rameswaram to Ayodhya in 16 days for Diwali.
In brief
Sarthak Chauhan cycles 2,500 km from Rameswaram to Ayodhya in 16 days for Diwali. Sarthak Chauhan completed a 2,500-kilometer cycling journey from Rameswaram to Ayodhya in 16 days ahead of Diwali, marking his third consecutive year of the trip. Originally reported by Ndtv.
Sarthak Chauhan's Journey
Sarthak Chauhan cycled 2,500 km from Rameswaram to Ayodhya in 16 days for Diwali.
“Inspired by Lord Ram's journey from Rameswaram to Ayodhya after defeating the demon king Ravan”
Third Year of Cycling
This was his third consecutive year making the journey alone, crossing seven states.
“I cycled 2,500 kilometers from Rameswaram to Ayodhya in 16 days, crossing 7 states”
Diwali Preparation
He began the journey on Dussehra after offering prayers at Rameswaram.
“Every year, on Dussehra, we begin this journey after offering prayers at Rameswaram”
Law and Order Improvement
Chauhan praised improved law and order in Uttar Pradesh for safe solo travel.
“Law and order has improved so significantly in the country and in UP that I no longer feel any fear”
Previous Team Experience
Chauhan had previously traveled with his cycling team but chose to ride alone this year.
“Chauhan said he had been travelling with his cycling team in the past, but decided to ride alone this time”
International Interest
People from Canada and England have expressed interest in joining his cycling journey.
“people from Canada and England have evinced their interest in undertaking this journey”
Ayodhya Experience
Chauhan described Ayodhya as becoming more radiant with improved law and order.
“Ayodhya is becoming more and more radiant with each passing year”
Deepotsav Celebration
Chauhan noted Deepotsav has become a national festival, not just for Uttar Pradesh.
“It is truly heartening to see this. And the festival 'Deepotsav' is no longer just a celebration for UP”
The essence
Sarthak Chauhan completed a 2,500-kilometer cycling journey from Rameswaram to Ayodhya in 16 days ahead of Diwali, marking his third consecutive year of the trip.
