Cycling Champions of Meghalaya: Pedalling Towards a Sustainable Future

In the serene hills of Meghalaya, a cycling revolution is quietly brewing, led by the visionary President of the Meghalaya Cycling Association, Lening Bareh. His passion for cycling as a way of life has inspired a new generation of cyclists, including Aron Kharpuri, Kevin Lyngdoh, Lambor Phawa, and Taitus, who recently made headlines with their triumphs at the 20th National Mountain Bike event.

Bareh’s advocacy for cycling as a sport for all, regardless of background, is a testament to the inclusivity and accessibility of the sport in Meghalaya. Despite the challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic, cycling has emerged as a beacon of hope and resilience, promoting physical and mental well-being while fostering a sense of community.

The success of athletes like Aron, Kevin, Lambori, and Taitus not only showcases their individual talent and dedication but also highlights the potential of cycling as a catalyst for change and empowerment within the state. Their achievements reflect the spirit of innovation, courage, and societal change that cycling embodies.

Looking ahead, Bareh envisions a future where Meghalaya’s cyclists rise to national and international acclaim, propelled by the support and resources provided by the Meghalaya Cycling Association. With a focus on infrastructure development and professional equipment procurement, the association aims to nurture talent and ensure the continued growth and success of cycling in the state.

As Meghalaya’s cycling champions pedal towards a brighter future, they carry with them the aspirations of an entire state, paving the way for future generations to follow. With Bareh’s unwavering optimism guiding them, the cyclists of Meghalaya are poised to make their mark on the global stage, showcasing the transformative power of a simple act – pedalling towards a sustainable and prosperous future.