Street Fighters Club celebrate International Mountain Day

Srinagar: The Street Fighters Club of Downtown Srinagar, Jammu and Kashmir, concluded its celebration of International Mountain Day at the scenic Kastur Pend.
The event, which took place on Monday was a successful gathering of community members, nature enthusiasts, and advocates for a cleaner and healthier Kashmir.

Dr. Naveed Nazir, a renowned figure in the medical field, graced the occasion as the Guest of Honour. His presence underscored the importance of health and wellness in the community. With a focus on promoting a cleaner and healthier Kashmir, the event’s theme, “Clean Kashmir, Healthy Kashmir,” inspired positive environmental action and encouraged a lifestyle that fosters both physical and mental well-being.

The Street Fighters Club, dedicated to fostering a community that is not only physically fit but also committed to social causes, delivered a powerful message during the event – a “Drug-free Kashmir.” By addressing this critical issue, the club aimed to contribute to the overall well-being of the community and create a safer environment for everyone.

The club’s rallying cry, “Jo Fit hain ..Woh Hit hain” (Those who are physically active are fit), reflected their commitment to promoting a healthy and active lifestyle. This slogan encapsulated the essence of their mission to encourage individuals to embrace fitness as a means to lead a fulfilling life.

Attendees enjoyed engaging activities, educational sessions, and an overall celebration of the breathtaking landscapes that define the region. The event served as a platform for fostering a sense of community, promoting environmental consciousness, and advocating for a drug-free society.

About Street Fighters Club:
The Street Fighters Club of Downtown Srinagar is a community-driven organization committed to promoting physical fitness, social responsibility, and environmental awareness. Through various events and initiatives, the club aims to create a positive impact on the lives of individuals and contribute to the well-being of the community.

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