Faridabad: The Haryana Government’s ‘Cyclothon 2.0’ campaign—dedicated to make a drug-free state—arrived in Faridabad and received an enthusiastic reception at World Street by Omaxe. The event witnessed the presence of the Omaxe team, Faridabad Police, and a large gathering of local residents who warmly welcomed the cyclists.
The atmosphere was vibrant with cultural performances that added energy and excitement to the event. This inspiring journey, which began in Hisar, is passing through various districts across the state. On April 11, Hon’ble Chief Minister Shri Naib Singh Saini flagged off the next leg of the cyclothon from Faridabad to Gurugram. The campaign’s core mission is to encourage the youth to steer clear of drugs and embrace a healthier, more responsible way of life.
Mr. Mohit Goyal, Managing Director, Omaxe Limited, extended his congratulations to all the participating cyclists. “This campaign is truly commendable. It is imperative for the youth to stay drug-free, as they are the pillars of our nation’s future. Only a healthy and aware young generation can build a strong and prosperous India. At Omaxe, we have always supported causes that contribute to societal well-being, and we remain committed to the holistic development of both the state and the nation,” he said.
The event was graced by several dignitaries including Haryana Food Supply and Consumer Affairs Minister Shri Rajesh Nagar, BJP Faridabad District President Mr. Pankaj Poojan Rampal, IG CID Mr. Pankaj Nain, IAS officers Mr. Vikram Singh (Deputy Commissioner), Mr. Sahil Gupta (Additional Deputy Commissioner), HCS officer Mrs. Shikha (SDM Faridabad), and DCP Traffic Mrs. Jasleen Kaur, along with Mr. Shravan Govil (Business Head, Omaxe Limited) and Mr. Rajneesh Pabbi (OSD, Omaxe Limited).
World Street by Omaxe has emerged as Faridabad’s premier retail and lifestyle destination. Known for its European-style architecture and vibrant ambiance, it offers a curated mix of cafes, restaurants, and entertainment venues. Beyond commerce, it has become a hub for cultural and community engagement in the city.