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Milind Soman Cycles for Fitness, Inspires Women at National Stadium Event

Actor and fitness icon Milind Soman participated in the 'Fit India Sundays on Cycle' event at Delhi's Major Dhyan Chand National Stadium, where he joined a large number of women cyclists. The event is part of a nationwide initiative organized by the Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports in collaboration with various federations. Launched in December 2024 by Union Minister Mansukh Mandaviya, the program has grown into a mass movement. It has recorded participation from over 28 lakh citizens across more than 2.63 lakh locations in India.

Key Points: Milind Soman Joins Fit India Sundays on Cycle Event

  • Milind Soman inspires at cycling event
  • Large women participation in Delhi
  • Part of national Fit India Sundays drive
  • Initiative launched by Sports Ministry
  • Over 28 lakh citizens have participated
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Milind Soman joins 'Fit India Sundays on Cycle' at Major Dhyan Chand National Stadium

Actor Milind Soman participates in Fit India Sundays cycling event in Delhi, inspiring women to adopt an active lifestyle. Learn about the national initiative.

"Milind Soman, known for his fitness and active lifestyle even at the age of 60, continues to inspire millions across the country."

New Delhi, April 19

Actor and finess icon Milind Soman participated in the 'Fit India Sundays on Cycle' event held at Major Dhyan Chand National Stadium in New Delhi, where a large number of women took part in cycling and fitness activities.

The event witnessed enthusiastic participation, especially from women across age groups.

The cycling rally was flagged off with participants riding together to promote fitness and an active lifestyle. Soman also joined the women participants.

Milind Soman, known for his fitness and active lifestyle even at the age of 60, continues to inspire millions across the country. His participation in the event aimed to motivate attendees to incorporate fitness into their daily routines.

Fit India Sundays on Cycle is organised by the Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports (MYAS) in collaboration with the Cycling Federation of India (CFI), Indian Rope Skipping Federation, Yogasana Bharat, Raahgiri Foundation, MY Bikes and MY Bharat.

The cycling drive is conducted simultaneously across all States and Union Territories, including SAI Regional Centres, National Centres of Excellence (NCOEs), SAI Training Centres (STCs), Khelo India State Centres of Excellence (KISCEs) and Khelo India Centres (KICs).

Launched in December 2024 by Union Minister for Youth Affairs and Sports Mansukh Mandaviya, Fit India Sundays on Cycle has grown into a powerful jan andolan, recording participation of over 28 lakh citizens across more than 2.63 lakh locations nationwide cumulatively, since December 2024.

- ANI

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Rohit P
Great to see a government fitness program getting such traction. 28 lakh participants is no small number. But I hope the focus remains on consistent community engagement and building cycling infrastructure in our cities, not just one-off events.
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Anjali F
Milind Soman at 60 is goals! 💪 It's heartening to see events specifically encouraging women's participation in fitness. In our society, women often put their health last. More power to all the didis and bahinas who came out to cycle!
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Siddharth J
While celebrity involvement boosts visibility, the real success is the pan-India scale. Conducting it simultaneously across states and UTs, including SAI centres, is a smart way to leverage existing sports infrastructure. Hope it leads to a lasting culture change.
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Kavya N
Fit India Movement is a good concept. But as a regular citizen, I feel these drives are heavily promoted in metros and big stadiums. What about smaller towns and villages? Are there safe, dedicated cycling tracks there for people to continue this habit?
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David E
Interesting to see the collaboration between the Sports Ministry and multiple federations. The scale of organization is impressive. Cycling is a fantastic, low-impact exercise. More countries should adopt such nationwide fitness campaigns.

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