Archive · 28 Sep 2025
Cyclist's 1700 km Journey Promotes Meditation, Drug-Free India
Tarun Parmar is cycling a long distance to encourage people to meditate and support the Indian government's plan to make India drug-free.
He started in Noida and will finish in Hyderabad.
Along the way, he is visiting different cities and getting support from local communities.
He hopes to show people that inner peace and a healthy life can be achieved.
This journey combines his love for cycling and meditation, spreading a message of personal and social responsibility.
Tarun Parmar is cycling 1700 km to promote meditation and the Drug-Free India Campaign.
The journey started on September 13, spanning seven states.
His route includes cities such as Mathura, Agra, and Gwalior.
The cycling journey is intended to combine physical endurance with inner discipline.
The arrival in Hyderabad is scheduled for September 26.
- Who
- Tarun Parmar, a software engineer and Heartfulness practitioner.
- What
- A 1700 km cycling journey to promote meditation and the Drug-Free India Campaign.
- When
- Started September 13, scheduled to arrive September 26.
- Where
- Traversing seven states, concluding in Hyderabad.
- Why
- To raise awareness about meditation and support the Drug-Free India Campaign.
- Cyclist
- Tarun Parmar
- Starting Location
- Noida
- Ending Location
- Kanha Shanti Vanam, Hyderabad
- Total Distance
- 1700 km
- Purpose
- Raise awareness of meditation, support Drug-Free India Campaign
- Start Date
- September 13
- States Traversed
- Seven