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Jamshedpur There is no dearth of talent in India, when people here set a goal, they will fulfill it only after completing it. One such example is setting up two friends from Nawagaon in Chhindwara district of Madhya Pradesh, Krishna Thakur and Ritesh Tekam. Only these two youths of 23-23 years have left for India darshan without any money, only with the help of bicycle.
On reaching Jamshedpur, he said that he had left his village on January 12. So far, he has traveled to Rajasthan, Haryana, Punjab, Delhi, Jammu and Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar and West Bengal. After Jharkhand, his next stop is Odisha, Kerala and Kanyakumari. He has named this journey ‘Peace Ride’, which aims to connect people with ‘Save water, plant trees’ campaign.
Krishna Thakur said that due to climate change, glaciers are melting rapidly and the heat is increasing. The main reason for this is indiscriminate harvesting of trees and waste of water. They are traveling this journey to spread this message to the people.
During the journey, he also felt that where people of different religions live together, development is seen more, whereas this development is slow in communities of the same religion. During the journey, they stay in police stations, petrol pumps and temples at night. In many places, local people also give them food and financial help, due to which their journey is facilitating.
Count 5,500 km
During the journey, he has only two-four pair of clothes, a mat, power bank and some medicines. They have no major facilities, no more goods, but only their courage and positive energy is the real basis of this journey. So far, he has covered a distance of 5,500 kilometers and a journey of 5,000 kilometers is still left. This is an example of their courage and passion, who have come out to convey the message of environmental protection all over the country.
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