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Loyola Alumni Association, Loyola School pay tribute to doctors with Cyclothon

THE JHARKHAND STORY NETWORK   Advertisement Jamshedpur, Sept 8: The Alumni Association of Loyola School (LAA) and Loyola School came together to…

Loyola Alumni Association, Loyola School pay tribute to doctors with Cyclothon

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Jamshedpur, Sept 8: The Alumni Association of Loyola School (LAA) and Loyola School came together to organize the much-anticipated annual Cyclothon, a vibrant event aimed at honouring doctors and healthcare professionals for their tireless dedication. Titled “Pedal with Purpose,” the event gathered alumni, school authorities, healthcare workers, and cycling enthusiasts to raise awareness about the crucial role doctors play, especially in times of global health crises.

The event was flagged off by Dr Sudhir Rai, G.M. of Tata Main Hospital, along with Dr. G.C. Manjhi, Dr. Sahir Pall, and Dr. Saurabh Chaudhary. They were joined by Fr. K.M. Joseph, Rector of Loyola School, Fr. Vinod Fernandes, Principal of Loyola School and President of LAA, Jayanthi Sheshadri and Vineeta Ekka, Vice Principals, Rajiv Talwar, JAAI National Vice President, Savak Patel, Secretary of LAA, and Iqbal Alam, Treasurer of LAA.

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Over 575 enthusiastic students from Std 4 to 12 took part in the 6-kilometre ride through parts of Circuit House Area, Link Road, Dhatkidih, Kadma, and Bistupur. The cyclothon adhered to strict public health protocols, ensuring a safe yet exciting experience for all participants.

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Speaking about the event, Fr. Vinod Fernandes, Principal of Loyola School, remarked, “This cyclothon is a heartfelt tribute to doctors everywhere. It celebrates their relentless dedication, allowing our alumni and community to show their appreciation energetically and engagingly.”

Why a Cyclothon?

Cycling symbolizes endurance, strength, and perseverance—qualities that resonate with the resolve and commitment of healthcare workers. The organisers hoped to unite participants of all ages in a healthy, fun activity, all while shining a spotlight on the vital contributions of doctors and healthcare heroes.

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The event not only fostered community spirit but also reminded everyone of the critical role doctors play in safeguarding public health.

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