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Alexander Susai, Head Operation Embassy Services Pvt. Ltd. is riding the bicycle with other participants
Increasing number of vehicles due to rapid urban population growth has been the key problem to tackle in Bengaluru. As one of the solutions to this menace, Embassy Manyata Business Park, a 110-acre tech park that sees 95,000+ techies logging in daily witnessed a wind of change with ‘Green Rider Mela’, a two-day event organized by Embassy Services Private Limited to promote ride sharing through carpooling, bike sharing and public transport. At the occasion, the corporate employees interacted with their carpool service partners. Various civil evangelists like Mr. Ramesh D Naik, Environment Officer, Karnataka State Pollution Control Board; Mr. Bhaskar H G, Deputy Environment Officer, Karnataka State Pollution Control Board and Mr. T N N Murthy, Wildlife Warden at Tumkur spoke on the issue and importance of such initiatives in a city like Bengaluru. Top ride sharers were also rewarded and recognized as a part of the event. Read more
