Updated On: 24 November, 2025 08:15 AM IST | Mumbai | Archana Dahiwal
Citizens across all age groups pedal together for river cleanliness, heritage celebration, sustainable mobility; a special cultural act, Shiv-Shambhu Yashogatha, showcasing Maratha-era valour and the message of river protection, was the highlight of the morning.

Statue of Hindu Bhushan
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The River Cyclothon 2025, held on Sunday to promote cleanliness of the Indrayani River, saw its biggest-ever response. Blending Warkari traditions with a call for environmental action, the event drew tens of thousands of citizens. A special cultural act, Shiv-Shambhu Yashogatha, showcasing Maratha-era valour and the message of river protection, was the highlight of the morning.
Flagged off at 6 am from the Statue of Hindu Bhushan — the world’s tallest memorial of Chhatrapati Sambhaji Maharaj at Moshi — the ninth edition of the cyclothon, conceptualised by MLA Mahesh Landge, witnessed traditional performances including Ranamard Shiledar marches, Mardani Khel, dhol-tasha and torch-lit displays.