These Mumbaikars Are Cycling Again, This Time For 3000Kms - All For A Cause

These Mumbaikars Are Cycling Again, This Time For 3000Kms - All For A Cause

Last year, 3 cyclists – Mirza Saaib Beg, Pranaya Mohanty and Sumit Patil undertook a 1200km ride from Mumbai to Ahmedabad and back in 5 days. A cycle ride with a social purpose of helping an orphanage in Kashmir, Rahat Manzil. We appreciate their determination & selfless efforts. The three cyclists were supported by the Rotary club of Bombay Worli in the first 1200km ride. We got in touch with Mirza Saaib Beg, one among the three cyclists, who is currently working for the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) in their Legal Affairs Department. In the last two years, he has covered over 14,000km cycling in and around Mumbai.

This year, as a part of the 2nd phase of the cycling campaign “#CauseCyclothon” 2 of these cyclists, Mirza Saaib Beg and Pranaya Mohanty are riding 3000 km in 13 days from Mumbai to Pune to Hyderabad to Bangalore to Kochi to Mangalore to Manipal to Goa to Mumbai to support the education of students who can’t afford their fees for higher education (university level). The Phase-1 of the #CauseCyclothon campaign was for 8th to 12th standard students. They flagged off the 2nd phase from Mumbai on March 19, 2016.

We request our Logical Indian community members to join these passionate social change makers at the mentioned meeting points in their respective cities –

Mumbai: March 19, 5:00AM- Phoenix Kurla Mall
Hyderabad: March 21, 11:00AM Nalsar University, 1:00AM, Hussain Sagar Lake
Bangalore: March 23, 11:00AM NLSIU (Law University)
Manipal: March 26/27, 11:00AM, Manipal University
Goa: March 27/28 (time and venue to be decided)
Pune: March 29/30 (time and venue to be decided)
Mumbai: March 31 (time and venue to be decided)

Here’s the event page for further detailshttps://www.facebook.com/events/1016455661759476/ or you can directly contact with Mirza Saaib Beg at https://www.facebook.com/saaib.mirza.

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