Mr. Sandip Agarwalla-Past President Rotary Club of Bombay, Mrs. Rajshree Birla-Director, Chairperson, Aditya Birla Centre for Community, Mr. Ashok Mahajan, Rotary International, Dr. Soniya Mehta, President, Rotary Club of Bombay, Mr.Askaran Agarwala-Director, Aditya Birla Group at flagging off ofEndurothonGateway Challenge to create awareness of the End Polio campaign.
Mrs. Rajshree Birla-Director, Chairperson, Aditya Birla Centre for Community Flags Off Endurothon Gateway Challenge
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Mumbai, Maharashtra, India
The Aditya Birla Group along with Rotary Club of the Nilgiris, District 3202, Coonoor, is supporting the Endurothon to create awareness of the End Polio campaign.
Mr. Ashok Mahajan, Rotary International, Mrs. Rajshree Birla- Chairperson, Aditya Birla Centre for Community, at flagging off ofEndurothonGateway Challenge to create awareness of the End Polio campaign.
Endurothon Gateway Challenge is an ultra-distance triathlon, starting and culminating at the Gateway of India in Mumbai, India. The Challenge would start with a swim of 70 km, followed by a bike ride of 400 km, and end with a 165 km long run. Covering a minimum distance of 635 km, the Endurothon Gateway Challenge would be the longest, toughest and the most challenging of all triathlons in the world, relentlessly testing an athlete’s endurance, resolve and character at all levels.
