Indian Athlete Aasha Malviya Honoured by Coimbatore District Collector

Aasha Malviya, an Indian athlete, was felicitated by District Collector Kranthi Kumar Pati on June 28, 2024, celebrating Kargil Vijay Diwas and her awareness cycle journey from Kanyakumari to Kargil.


Coimbatore: In a ceremonial meeting held at the Coimbotore District Collector's office, Aasha Malviya, an eminent Indian athlete, received accolades from the District Collector, Kranthi Kumar Pati IAS. The honor was bestowed upon her as part of the 25th Silver Jubilee celebration of Kargil Vijay Diwas.

This event also marks her significant effort in raising awareness for a notable cause through a bicycle journey that stretched from Kanyakumari to Kargil. Aasha Malviya's initiative has been widely applauded, recognizing her dedication to both sports and social causes.

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