No Fuel Day - Satyam Learning World

Hi Friends,

This time I am posting about an initiative, which was taken by Satyam's SLC-ELTP Team. 'NO FUEL DAY'. This is an initiative, where associates of ELTP Team, will have to come to the Office, Bahadurpally STC by bicyacle from STC-Parking, Tadbund. This is of 24 Kms. 21 associates have participated. This program was organised, to reduce the fuel consumtion atleast for that day. Around, 25 Litres of fuel was saved with this and also air & Noice pollution too.

This is for mother earth.

Mix 30 years of valiant Army’s Saga with a warm human heart, and you get an inspiring leader. That indeed, is Brigadier Satish Bahuguna. And, what an incredible feat! He relentlessly pedaled a bi-cycle for 24 long kilometers from STC-Parking in Tadbund to SLC at Bahadurpally on 18 Jul 2008, braving potholes, traffic and the strong winds, and led from the front, 20 determined co-associates from SLC-ELP team, who stayed course with him, in their maiden effort to save energy through the “No Fuel Day”.

What’s more gratifying is the courage that belies age and gender, and often smiles through the fair soul, Sheela, Teena, Neha and Gunjan, who added splendorous glory and grace to this noble pursuit.

Moments of joy, clubbed with complaining knees, thirst and sweat, challenged stamina within; but in the end, it’s the brave who beat the heat, all the way. The cycling squad was greeted amidst cheers and claps, as Prasad it was, at last, who finally pedaled into a thundering applause.

The real question the cyclists asked: Have the cycle manufacturing companies started designing smaller seats, or that, our seats have grown beyond standard dimensions? Brig quipped, “Shekhar, think of mass PT now! I shrug to think anymore, oh! the pain… in the knees!

Thanks to the leadership in Satyam, their best wishes, CS for their whole hearted support, security staff who cared, and those young enthusiastic hearts in team who beam energy with enthusiastic smiles.

Great day to remember… We wish ourselves many more to come.