A Call For World Peace
Let us awaken our positive passion By Cyclist , Social Activist and Poet Gyani Hindustani
Gyanendra Singh From Uttarakhand
With Blogger : cyclingforpeace.blogspot.com
Dear Peace Lovers of The Earth !
Let
us move forward with sincere steps to eradicate all sor
ts of Crime from
our society all over the world which is ruining our energy , mental as
well as physical powers , innate latent talents and Global Peace.
If you feel this a burning question and the crucial need of the hour
with empathetic heartfelt feelings , I summon all of you to join me
anyway in this solo efforts by Cycling Expedition For Global Peace
against Crime throughout the world whether it is being ferociously
prevalent in our human society or blindly menace to Environment
Preservation.
Let us encourage afforestation and condemn deforestation wherever we the
danger against innocent helpless persons or hapless plants or trees
anywhere around surroundings.I hope some honest , sincere and
sympathetic
and enthusiastic youths or so will come forward to help
and guide me in this very respect to work in better manner in accordance
with our limited powers and facilities taking this heartily as a sense
of our sincere duty and responsibility.
Victory to Good Actions ! Jai Ho !
Gyanendra Singh ( Kavi Gyani Hindustani )
My 5th Cycling
Expedition for Peace
With Crime Prevention For Human Beings and Environment
Cycling with a slogan : Crime
Control is my
Prime Patrol
Subject For Lecture: How
To Increase Will Power To Attain Goal
During Hurdles With
a sense of duty and responsibility –
Strive for some Noble Cause
Poetic Name and Facebook Id : Gyani Hindustani
Venue : Hyderabad ( On 23-01-2014 )
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During this fifth
journey on bicycle from Rameshwaram ( Tamil Nadu ) to Ramnagar
(Uttarakhand ) starting from 29th April,2013, I have crossed now beyond 5625 Km
here in Hyderabad ( A.P. ) and since 2002, I have covered over
20,495 Km ( 14775 +5720 ) for various mass awakening efforts so far . I
wish to reach Mumbai shortly, covering by my individual efforts
for creating awareness of Crime control and world Peace by the Grace
of God.
In this my Fifth cycling
Expedition I wish to go through all four Metropolitan cities of India,
that is to say, Chennai , Mumbai , Kolkata and New Delhi respectively for
creating awareness of crime prevention and global peace. For this aim , I meet
general people , social organizations , Degree Colleges , PUC and High
Schools and deliver a lecture for the same after getting permission of related
Principals or other senior officers .So far I
have delivered 65 lectures, as a whole, in which 51 are for Degree level
students and 14 for High School and PUC level students or so for creating awareness
of Crime Control and World Peace during my this 5th
Cycling Expedition. Wishing for your
kind useful ideas, suggestions, guidelines, enthusiasm, blessings and
extra spiritual and physical force
to do my work for humanity and for the sake of general people according
to my abilities and enthusiastic perseverance with glorious gusto and sincerity
of my heart & soul. – G. Singh , Cyclist
from Uttarakhand
My This & Last Cycling Expeditions
1st . From 11-05-2002 to 10-8-2002 for Communal
Harmony and World Peace in 3 states 3000 km.
2nd . From 5th March,2011 to 15-05-2011
for Protection of Environment and Indian Culture as well as wishing Indian Cricket Team to win World
Cup Tournament. It was 2500 Km. in 6 states.
3rd . From 3rd
November,2011 to 3rd March,2012 for National Unity and World Peace.It was 5115 Km
In four
northern states and till Lumbini in Nepal.
4th . From 21st
March,2012 to 26th July, 2012 for World Peace and Prosperity of
Humanity. It was 4160 Km. in eight northern states. All these four trips on bicycle were
started and finished at my native city,
Kashipur.
5th Going on
from 29th April,2013 from Rameshwaram to Ramnagar ( Uttarakhand ) for Crime Control and World
Peace. Now from Rameshwaram in this 5th
expedition, I have crossed Madurai,
Kanyakumari, Cochin, Kasaragod, Mangalore, Udupi,
Sringeri, Chikmaglur, Hassan, Mysore, Bangalore,
Krishnagiri, Tiruvannamalai, Tirupati, Chennai, Nellore ,Guntur,
Vijayvada and so on before reaching here in Hyderabad. From here I have to go
Ralegan, Mumbai, Nagpur, Raipur,
Bhubneswar, Kolkata, Ranchi, Gaya,
Patna, Lucknow, New Delhi, Dehradun and
Ramnagar.
__________________________________________Some News Paper Links in news published
about my this 5th Cycling Expedition
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i have participated in state level senior men and women Wushu championship in 2009 and i love outdoor games as running andcycling ...
Oct 16, 2013 - And 43-year-old Gyanendra Singh from Uttarakhand is now pedalling across the length and ... Currently in Bangalore, cyclist Gyanendra Singh.
For Gyanendra Singh from Kashipur in Uttarakhand, a major part of the past decade was spent cycling on the road. He has set forth again, for the fourth time ...
Oct 16, 2013 - Currently in Bangalore, cyclist Gyanendra Singh set out. ...of people to react and respond to crime that happens around them" Gyanendra says.
For Gyanendra Singh from Kashipur in Uttarakhand, a major part of the past decade was spent cycling on the road. He has set forth again, for the fourt…
How's 20,000 kilometres for an answer? The story of 43-year-oldGyanendra Singh from Uttarakhand is one that makes even the best efforts by marathon cyclists ...
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i have participated in state level senior men and women Wushu championship in 2009 and i love outdoor games as running andcycling ...
Gyanendra Singh,
who made a pit stop in Hyderabad as part of his pan-India cycle tour.-
Photo: K. Ramesh Babu. How far can one go to spread the message of ...
The story of 43-year-old Gyanendra Singh from Uttarakhand is one that makes even the best efforts by marathon cyclists appear pale. On April 29, 2013, the .
A news published on 16-10-2013, from Bangalore in The Times Of India
Cyclist on mission to combat crime
Shivani Jagan TIMES NEWS NETWORK Bangalore:
Crime Patrol is his Prime Patrol.And 43-yearold Gyanendra Singh from
Uttarakhand is now pedalling across the length and breadth of the
country talking to youngsters,government officials and NGOs on the need
to fight crime.
Currently in Bangalore,cyclist Gyanendra Singh set out from his home
town Kashipur in Uttarakhand with the express mission of combating
crime.Crime tears apart families.In the villages of our country,crime
not only plays a disruptive role but also spreads fear.I want to spread
awareness about crime.Tolerance to crime only exacerbates the wounds.I
believe its the duty of people to react and respond to crime that
happens around them, Gyanendra says.
Gyanendra,who is from a family of farmers,set out on his first cycling
journey on May 11,2001.The cause then was to spread the message of
harmony and world peace.His second cycling expedition was to back Indias
cricket World Cup campaign in 2011.His third was for national unity and
world peace.
His fourth journey took him across 8,000 km from Rameswaram to Ramnagar
in Nainital district of Uttarakhand with the message of humanity and
world peace.
On every journey,Gyanendra focuses on youths.He
addresses students of various colleges and schools in an effort to make
them aware of his message.Youths,he says,have the power tocreatechange
and should understand their duty and responsibilities to society.
The devastating murders over mundane issues in the countryside of
Uttarakhand drove him to undertake his fifth journey.He says TV shows on
crime are doing a great job in talking about societal crime but it is
time they move beyond heinous cases and get people to be proactive in
combating crime.
Gyanendra plans to go to Chennai,Hyderabad,Nagpur,Raipur,Kolkata,Ranchi and Delhi on his current journey.
RIDING FOR A CAUSE: Gyanendra Singh
