It’s been a year since the first Covid-19 virus has been reported. This tiny virus which is invisible to human eyes has killed around 1.6 million lives in the entire world, 1.43 lakhs alone in India. Many of the companies and establishments around the world are busy in creating a vaccine for this virus. There are many people who are praying and doing their respected religion practices for this virus to disappear.
8 cyclists of Belagavi are doing one of the innovative and different approaches to get rid of this virus. And that is a cycle rally to Tirupati from Belagavi. These 8 cyclists are covering up a distance of 755 Kms on their cycle to spread the health benefits of cycling and also pray for elimination of this virus.
This unique rally is named as “Covid mukta Bharat” which translates to “Covid free India”. This rally is led by Basavraj B. Osi who is an advocate in the Belagavi city. The rally started from Shri Ganesh temple, Chennamma circle this morning. It was started in the presence of Shri Anil Benake sir, MLA Belagavi North, Shri Sanjay Patil sir, Ex-MLA Belagavi Rural, Shri Dhananjay Jadhav sir, Shri Jirli sir and many others.
Team Marvelous Belgaum salutes the goodwill of these 8 cyclists and wishes them a happy and safe cycling throughout this journey.
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