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Srinivasan Nandagopal Begins 30,000-Kilometre India Ride for Childhood Cancer

Srinivasan Nandagopal Begins 30,000-Kilometre India Ride for Childhood Cancer
Solo bike journey across India covering over 30,000 km · thehansindia.com

Srinivasan Nandagopal is riding a motorcycle across India.

His journey is called Dreams on Wheels 2.0.

He plans to travel more than 30,000 kilometres in about one year.

He wants people to understand how difficult childhood cancer can be for children and their families.

He also wants to raise money to help with cancer treatment and related needs.

During the ride, he will meet students and discuss health, education and personal growth.

The journey began in Mangaluru and will visit many parts of the country.

Tapasya Foundation is helping with the childhood-cancer part of the project.

Key facts

Expedition name
Dreams on Wheels 2.0
Planned distance
More than 30,000 kilometres
Planned duration
One year
Starting point
Mangaluru
Campaign focus
Childhood-cancer awareness and fundraising
Student themes
Health, education and personality development
Previous expedition
Approximately 6,500 kilometres across Karnataka, reaching more than 5,000 government-school children

Quotes

Srinivasan Nandagopal

Former journalist, educational activist and founder of the Dreams on Wheels expedition

“While the first ride from November 2025 to March 2026 was more of connecting with students of Government Schools across Karnataka, this time it has a bigger purpose of raising funds for Childhood Cancer Treatment.”
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