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Her feat made her the first woman solo cyclist to ride across the country from West to East in just 14 days.

45-year-old woman cycles solo from Gujarat to Arunachal, creates record

A 45-year-old mother of two has proved that age is just a number by cycling solo about 4000 km from Gujarat to Arunachal Pradesh in about 14 days.

Her feat made her the first woman solo cyclist to ride across the country from West to East in just 14 days.

A 45-year-old mother of two has proved that age is just a number by cycling solo about 4000 km from Gujarat to Arunachal Pradesh in about 14 days.
Pune-based Preeti Maske began her ride from Koteshwar Temple in the western border with Pakistan on November 1 and cycled her way through Gujarat, Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, West Bengal, Assam and Arunachal Pradesh, expedition's chief crew Ghanshyam Raghuwanshi told PTI on Monday.
Maske completed her 3995 km ride in 13 days, 19 hours and 12 minutes to reach Kibithu, near the border with China in Arunachal Pradesh at midnight of November 14, he said.
Her feat made her the first woman solo cyclist to ride across the country from West to East in just 14 days.
Maske had taken up cycling five years ago to combat illness and depression.
The paperwork, evidence, time stamp pictures have been submitted and accepted by World Ultra Cycling Association and Guisness World Record. "They will process the same and award the certificate in due course'', Raghuwanshi said.
It took time to provide the information to the media due to poor digital network issues in the remote areas of Arunachal Pradesh. It delayed the completion of the required formalities with WUCA-GWR.
Maske was followed by a five-member crew in a vehicle. She faced many challenges along the way, particularly in Assam and Arunachal Pradesh with a total elevation gain of 15,679 m.
"Cycling was tough in these treacherous areas as there was heavy head wind from Darbhanga in Bihar. After Tezu in Arunachal Pradesh, the route is treacherous with elevation, bad roads, boulders and construction work," she told PTI.
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Besides, the temperature dropped to 2-3 degrees celsius in Arunachal Pradesh during the evening and night. "This made it difficult to ride and we also didn't have adequate warm clothing. With zero network and abandoned roads, we missed the direction and had to take a longer route in the night,'' Maske said.
The Border Roads Organisation gave the necessary logistic and navigational support which helped her to complete the expedition.
Maske cycled for almost 350 kms in the first ten days with an average saddle cycling time of 19 hours.
"Managing sleep deprivation in a continuous non-stop ride was a challenge. I was cycling continuously for 19 hours and sometimes for more than 24 hours. It was coffee that kept me awake," she said.
Maske got a severe cramp in her legs near the Assam-Arunachal border. ''It appeared that she would have to call off the rest of the ride but with massage, stretching exercises and rest she recovered," Raghuwanshi said.
She undertook the expedition to support and create awareness for organ donation for the organisation RebirthThrust.org.&nbsp;

China returns 5 men who were missing from Arunachal

The Chinese army on Saturday handed over five Arunachal men who had gone missing to the Indian Army.&nbsp;Men went missing while hunting in forest on Indi-China border

The Chinese army on Saturday handed over five Arunachal men who had gone missing to the Indian Army. The PLA had earlier confirmed that the missing youths were found by their side and modalities for the handover process were being worked out. Indian Army received all five individuals at Kibitu after completing all formalities. The 5 men will now be quarantined for 14 days as per Covid-19 protocol and will thereafter be handed over to their family members. The men had gone hunting in a forest in Upper Subansiri district on the Sino-India border from where they went missing.

The Chinese army on Saturday handed over five Arunachal men who had gone missing to the Indian Army. The PLA had earlier confirmed that the missing youths were found by their side and modalities for the handover process were being worked out. Indian Army received all five individuals at Kibitu after completing all formalities. The 5 men will now be quarantined for 14 days as per Covid-19 protocol and will thereafter be handed over to their family members. the five men had gone hunting in a forest in Upper Subansiri district on the Sino-India border from where they went missing.

PLA to hand over 5 civilians who went missing from Arunachal

Union Minister Kiren Rijiju has said that the Chinese People's Liberation Army (PLA) would hand over the five youths, who had gone missing from Arunachal Pradesh, on Saturday at a designated location. The PLA had earlier confirmed that the missing youths were found by their side and modalities for the handover process were being worked out. Earlier on Saturday, a senior Arunachal Pradesh police officer had said that the cops had started a probe after reports stated that five people, who had gone hunting in a forest in Upper Subansiri district on the Sino-India border, were allegedly kidnapped by the Chinese military.

Union Minister Kiren Rijiju has said that the Chinese People's Liberation Army (PLA) would hand over the five youths, who had gone missing from Arunachal Pradesh, on Saturday at a designated location. The PLA had earlier confirmed that the missing youths were found by their side and modalities for the handover process were being worked out. Earlier on Saturday, a senior Arunachal Pradesh police officer had said that the cops had started a probe after reports stated that five people, who had gone hunting in a forest in Upper Subansiri district on the Sino-India border, were allegedly kidnapped by the Chinese military.

No information about Arunachal kidnappings: China

China's foreign ministry said on Monday that it had no information about the reported kidnapping of five Arunachal Pradesh residents by the Peoples Liberation Army.

China's foreign ministry said on Monday that it had no information about the reported kidnapping of five Arunachal Pradesh residents by the Peoples Liberation Army. The foreign ministry spokesperson&nbsp;Zhao&nbsp;Lijian&nbsp;was asked about the Indian army's hotline message to the PLA on Sunday over five missing Arunachal youths&nbsp;to which he said&nbsp;he had no information about the case and reiterated China's position that it does not&nbsp;recognise&nbsp;the contested Arunachal Pradesh region.&nbsp;&nbsp;After local media&nbsp;reported that five youths&nbsp;were &ldquo;abducted&rdquo; when they were on a hunting trip&nbsp; near the Sino-India border by the Chinese army, Union Minister Kiren&nbsp;Rijiju&nbsp;on Sunday had said the Indian Army had sent a hotline message to the establishment of PLA and a response&nbsp;was&nbsp;awaited.&nbsp;

China's foreign ministry said on Monday that it had no information about the reported kidnapping of five Arunachal Pradesh residents by the Peoples Liberation Army. The foreign ministry spokesperson&nbsp;Zhao&nbsp;Lijian&nbsp;was asked about the Indian army's hotline message to the PLA on Sunday over five missing Arunachal youths&nbsp;to which he said&nbsp;he had no information about the case and reiterated China's position that it does not&nbsp;recognise&nbsp;the contested Arunachal Pradesh region.&nbsp;&nbsp;After local media&nbsp;reported that five youths&nbsp;were 'abducted' when they were on a hunting trip&nbsp; near the Sino-India border by the Chinese army, Union Minister Kiren&nbsp;Rijiju&nbsp;on Sunday had said the Indian Army had sent a hotline message to the establishment of PLA and a response&nbsp;was&nbsp;awaited.&nbsp;

5 Arunachal men 'kidnapped', Rijiju says message sent to China

Indian Army has sent hotline message to Chinese army over the report of the kidnapping of 5 Arunachal men, union minister Kiren Rijiju has said

Indian Army has sent hotline message to Chinese army over the report of the kidnapping of 5 Arunachal men, union minister Kiren Rijiju has said. Responding to a tweet by a journalist asking to know what is being about the kidnapping report, Rijiju, who is also an MP from Arunachal, relied that a message has been sent to China and their response is awaited. On Saturday. a local newspaper reported that 5 men from a border village were kidnapped by the Chinese army while they were hunting in the jungles. Neither the Indian Army nor the state government has, so far, confirmed these claims.

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