Gritty Indian Motorcycle riders on an 8000km mission to educate the girl child

Or a lady rider like Shefali Bajaj to join the GQ ride from Ahmedabad in her Indian Scout? Then there are others like Anurag Srivasatava from Nagpur, Col. Mulapulli Sudarshan from Hyderabad, Niladri Saha from Raipur and Harshwardhan Bansal from Delhi. All of them own an Indian Motorcycle and are pretty proud of that fact. But they are equally proud of the fact that they are riding for a cause that is close to their hearts, i.e. the education of the girl child.

The Golden Quadrilateral ride under the ‘Wheels of Change’ initiative is focused on the Girl Child Education.  Sharing the mutual belief and dedication in giving back to the community, these proud owners of Indian Motorcycle will ride across 15 cities in the country and visit several schools to provide educational kits and raise funds for the ‘Girl Child Education’.  The GQ ride was flagged off from Indian Motorcycle Delhi and will conclude at the National Capital on October 14. 

Commenting on the empowering initiative, Pankaj Dubey, Country Head and Managing Director, Polaris India Pvt. Ltd said, “We at Indian Motorcycle want to make a difference and provide the right support for this noble cause of educating the girl child. The K2K ride organized last year was a huge success and we were able to make contributions to schools in India. Through the GQ ride, we aim to cover 15 cities, identify and contribute to institutions which are committed to ensure primary and high school education for underprivileged girls.”

“We would like to thank Anurag Srivastava, Shefali Bajaj, Niladri Saha, Bernard Lazar, Mulapulli Sudarshan, Harshwardhan Bansal along with other renowned riders like Sonia Jain, Roshni Misbah, Rahul Mazumder, Zohair Ahmed and Shruti Singh and many others for joining us and showing their unwavering commitment to ensure education to underprivileged girls,” added Dubey.

As a part of the GQ ride, these riders will be cruising through 15 cities – Gurugram, Jaipur, Jaisalmer, Ahmedabad, Mumbai, Pune, Hubli, Bengaluru, Chennai, Vijayawada, Bhubaneswar, Kolkata, Aurangabad, Lucknow and New Delhi.

‘Wheels of Change’-IMRG is a community that aspires to strengthen the bond between the riders and their passion. It gave birth to an extremely compassionate programme for the Education of Girl Child, known as ‘Wheels of Change’, wherein those people are felicitated who are determined to the noble cause of educating the girl child.