Andhra CM Naidu sets Guinness World Record by distributing 4,000 e-cycles within 24 hours

AMaravati, Andhra Pradesh Chief government minister N Chandrababu Naidu go under a alec guinness domain register by distributing nearly 4,000 Super Cycles within a 24-hour window.During his recent visit to Kuppam, his home constituency, the chief minister delivered 3,742 Super Cycles within 24 hours out of the 5,555 units meant for distribution."In a historic milestone for women's empowerment and sustainable development, Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu entered the Guinness Book of World Records on January 31. The record was set during a massive distribution of 5,555 Super Cycles , with a record-breaking 3,742 units delivered within a single 24-hour window," a press release said on Tuesday.Addressing a public meeting at Thumsi village on January 31, the CM hailed the Super Cycle as a catalyst for self-confidence and economic independence.The Super Cycle is more than just transport; it is a vehicle for progress that costs the owner zero rupees to run, he said.By utilizing rooftop solar power for charging the e-cycle, women and students can save up to ₹1,500 per month in fuel costs while protecting our environment, the TDP supremo said.According to the CM, the e-cycles were supplied by e-Motorad, which were assembled in Kuppam. Each cycle offers a 60-kilometer range on a single charge.The beneficiaries of the record-breaking initiative include Self-Help Group members, village secretariat employees, Anganwadi teachers, ASHA workers, and other working women.The e-cycle programme is a cornerstone of the Swarna Kuppam Vision 2029 , developed by the Kuppam Area Development Authority in collaboration with IIT Kanpur, to transform the constituency into India's first net-zero model, the release said.The transition to e-mobility represents a massive leap in carbon reduction with each e-cycle achieving a 75 per cent reduction in greenhouse gas intensity.While a standard petrol scooter emits approximately 68 g CO2 per km, the e-cycle generates a mere 15.2 gram CO2 per km, the release said.Meanwhile, enthused by the response, the southern state now aims to promote the usage of Super Cycles across the state.To give a shot in the arm for the Super Cycle initiative, Naidu led a 3 km e-cycle rally from Sivapuram, demonstrating the ease and efficiency of these electric bicycles."Kuppam's success proves that net-zero is not a Western luxury - it is an Indian necessity," Naidu added.This article was generated from an automated news agency feed without modifications to text.