The rally was flagged off from the Western Railway Headquarters at Churchgate, with senior railway officers and staff members joining the ride. More than 100 participants took part, including many women, making the event inclusive and energetic
More than 100 participants took part, including many women, making the event inclusive and energetic, officials said. Pic/Arranged by Rajendra B. Aklekar
Western Railway’s Mumbai Division organised a special edition of the “Sundays on Cycles” campaign as part of the Fit India Movement on Sunday, June 8, 2025.
The event was aimed at promoting health and fitness among railway staff and the general public.
The rally was flagged off from the Western Railway Headquarters at Churchgate, with senior railway officers and staff members joining the ride.
More than 100 participants took part, including many women, making the event inclusive and energetic, officials said.
The campaign supports the message given by Prime Minister Narendra Modi - “Fitness ka Dose, Aadha Ghanta Roz” - encouraging everyone to dedicate at least 30 minutes a day to physical activity.
According to Vineet Abhishek, Chief Public Relations Officer of Western Railway, the event was a great success. Organised in collaboration with the Sports Authority of India (SAI) and Western Railway Sports Association, the rally highlighted the importance of regular exercise like cycling to maintain good health.
He said that a special edition of the “Sundays on Cycles” campaign was successfully organized on 8th June, 2025 for the Indian Railways. In this direction, Mumbai Central Division of Western Railway, in collaboration with the Sports Authority of India (SAI), organised the cycle rally in Mumbai which was flagged off from Western Railway Headquarters, Churchgate.
"Cycling rally was a huge hit and witnessed an energetic response, especially from a large number of women participants, symbolizing inclusivity and collective commitment to health. Raising the slogan "Fitness Ka Dose – Aadha Ghanta Roz", participants cycled together through the city to promote daily physical activity as a lifestyle habit. The rally not only underlined the message of fitness but also strengthened the Railways' resolve to support national health campaigns. All participants appreciated the initiative and vowed to continue cycling regularly as part of their fitness routine. The campaign reinforced the message that a healthier nation begins with consistent small steps, like cycling for 30 minutes a day," Vineet Abhishek said on Sunday.
Participants cycled through Mumbai, spreading the message that fitness can be simple, fun, and part of everyday life. Many attendees expressed their intention to continue cycling regularly to stay active.
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