As part of the 'Ride for Freedom' campaign each participating Triumph Rider will take a pledge of donating a sum ranging from Rs 500 to Rs 4,200 that will provide for education expenses of a girl child through Smile Foundation.
To commemorate 69 years of India's Independence, Triumph Motorcycles has partnered with Smile Foundation to support the cause of girl child education.
As part of the 'Ride for Freedom' campaign each participating Triumph Rider will take a pledge of donating a sum ranging from Rs 500 to Rs 4,200 that will provide for education expenses of a girl child through Smile Foundation.
It will be held across all twelve dealerships of Triumph Motorcycles in the country.
Speaking on the occasion, Vimal Sumbly, Managing Director, Triumph Motorcycles India said, "Girls are still not allowed to right to education in many parts of India. True Independence is when all citizens can enjoy all the fundamental rights of our country. As India enters into its 69 years of Independence, Triumph Motorcycle owners will ride their bikes to pledge for this freedom."
"This is a very heartening gesture by Triumph Motorcycles India, who have come forward to join hands with us on this Independence Day for the noble cause of providing education to a girl child belonging to the less privileged sections of the society. The Independence Day would not really find its relevance unless girl children attain freedom, which can solely be achieved through quality education", said Vikram Singh Verma, COO, Smile Foundation.
As part of the 'Ride for Freedom' campaign each participating Triumph Rider will take a pledge of donating a sum ranging from Rs 500 to Rs 4,200 that will provide for education expenses of a girl child through Smile Foundation.
It will be held across all twelve dealerships of Triumph Motorcycles in the country.
Speaking on the occasion, Vimal Sumbly, Managing Director, Triumph Motorcycles India said, "Girls are still not allowed to right to education in many parts of India. True Independence is when all citizens can enjoy all the fundamental rights of our country. As India enters into its 69 years of Independence, Triumph Motorcycle owners will ride their bikes to pledge for this freedom."
"This is a very heartening gesture by Triumph Motorcycles India, who have come forward to join hands with us on this Independence Day for the noble cause of providing education to a girl child belonging to the less privileged sections of the society. The Independence Day would not really find its relevance unless girl children attain freedom, which can solely be achieved through quality education", said Vikram Singh Verma, COO, Smile Foundation.
Source: ETAuto
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