A day free of screeching brakes and horns - outdoor solar street lights
The KBS Foundation plans to hold a car-free day event in February 21 to encourage cycling and promote awareness of emission reduction.
The KBS Foundation is a non-
Charitable organizations based on community participation.
It consists of loyal citizens of Khar, Bandra and Santa Cruz who gather to express their common concerns.
They hope to achieve the goal of green environment through environmental protection.
Take measures to deal with global warming.
"Our mission is to inspire people to ride bicycles.
In order to promote cycling, we plan to hold many activities on a sustainable basis, one is car-free day (CFD ).
Ranjiv Jhangiani said: "This will attract people including school children, college students, housewives, professionals and businessmen to come out and enjoy the day's sports, entertainment and outdoor activities. Trustee of KBS Foundation.
In the past, the organization has organized a circular screening of films.
The friendly city of the Carter Road amphitheater has 100 cyclists and more than 200 spectators.
Car-free days are based on changing residents' attitudes towards car use and gaining another experience of a better quality of life.
The participants will be citizens and celebrities.
Ranjiv added, "I ask residents not to wait for another" Copenhagen summit "but to respond to climate change by organizing small events nearby.
We have installed solar lights along the extension of the promenade.
Let's inspire the authorities to hold an event on car-free day to make Mumbai aware of the imperative of tomorrow.
"The event will be launched by canceling cycling, walking and skating rallies.
Throughout the route, entertainment activities such as dance, aerobics, yoga, laughter club activities, mangrove conservation sports will be organized.
In addition to this, tai chi, boating, aerial models, games, art events, concerts, fashion shows, painting and chess competitions, as well as other recreational and fitness activities will be held.
Well-known citizens like actor Salman Khan will help advance the initiative.
The locals promised to support this noble cause and organized the island around Mumbai.
Residents associations, alms, housing associations, civic officials, and students at schools and colleges will also be informed of the detailed plans in due course.
Ranjiv Jhangiani, trustee of the KBS Foundation, said: "We seek to engage wholeheartedly to make this event a great success . ".
KBSF has proposed a Bandra and Khar on the construction of 15 km dedicated bike lanes, with the help of Chief Minister Ashok Chifan MP Priya Dutt and the anti-money laundering act.
Residents propose that the same funding will come from the JNNURM project of the Ministry of Urban Development.
KBS Foundation launches efforts for "Bandra dedicated bike lanes"
The KHAR' pilot project is led by Ranjiv Jhangiani and supported by the active transport management trustee and the strategic partner Centre Seema Tiwari.
CAT's mission is to create a fair city with good quality of life based on zero pollution flows through active citizenship and community mobilization.