Archive · 11 Jan 2026
Thousands Join Mumbai Walkathon for Road Safety
A big walkathon happened in Mumbai on a Sunday morning.
Thousands of people, including young citizens and important leaders, walked together to talk about road safety.
They carried signs and learned how to make roads safer by following traffic rules.
Important people like a former police chief and a city official were there too.
At the end, everyone promised to be more careful on the roads and follow the rules to keep everyone safe.
Thousands of Mumbaikars participated in a walkathon at Worli Sea Face to promote road safety awareness.
The event was organized by the Public Concern for Governance Trust (PCGT).
Participants learned about creating safer roads through responsible driving and traffic awareness.
Prominent attendees included former police commissioner Julio Ribeiro, municipal commissioner Bhushan Gagrani, and industrialist Gautam Singhania.
Participants signed a pledge to abide by traffic rules and make Mumbai's streets safer.
- Who
- Thousands of Mumbaikars, including youth and civic leaders, along with former police commissioner Julio Ribeiro, municipal commissioner Bhushan Gagrani, and industrialist Gautam Singhania.
- What
- A walkathon to promote road safety awareness and responsible traffic culture.
- When
- Sunday morning.
- Where
- Worli Sea Face, Mumbai.
- Why
- To spread awareness about road safety and the importance of following traffic rules to reduce accidents and fatalities.
- Event
- Walk for a Cause walkathon
- Location
- Worli Sea Face, Mumbai
- Organizer
- Public Concern for Governance Trust (PCGT)
- Key Participants
- Julio Ribeiro, Bhushan Gagrani, Gautam Singhania
- Focus
- Road safety awareness and responsible traffic culture
- Pledge
- Participants committed to abiding by traffic rules