This lady biker has created many world records for riding a bike on the highest pass.
You don't get any fame easily or by sitting, now if you want to touch the heights then there is no use of fear. At least change the path citing difficulties and curse luck and put all the blame on it. Or overcome difficulties with courage and determination and just move towards your goal.
It is not a matter of woman or man, the main thing is your own. If you have any purpose in life, then it should be so big that you can only see every possible way to reach your destination. Being a woman is not a sign of weakness or softness. Courage is also abundant in women.
Pallavi Faujdar is a great example of courage, passion, and fearlessness for all women. She has made many world records in bike riding.
Born on 20 December 1979, Pallavi Faujdar loved her father's bike. She had a different passion for riding a bike. Her father, Ashok Faujdar, is a retired electrical engineer. Whenever she saw her father riding a bike, a strong desire would arise in her mind to ride a bike too.
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She first rode a bike at the age of 14, and since then her interest in bike riding increased.
Often she used to steal her father's bike and take it away. No one in the house should know, so she used to drag the bike on foot for half a kilometer and then start it and run it.
When her father's friend complained to her father that she rides a bike, then he must have been surprised. But he did not let the daughter's hobby be suppressed. He believed that when there is no difference between the education of a son and a daughter, then why suppress the daughter's hobby.
In the year 2004, Pallavi Faujdar got married to Parikshit Mishra of Noida. Her husband is a Major in the Indian Army. She is the mother of two children. Being a mother of two kids, it was definitely a bit difficult to maintain my passion for bike riding. But she got full support from her in-laws too. It is true when the family is together, things automatically get balanced.
Pallavi Faujdar has also been a fashion designer in Bangalore. Along with this, she is also a social worker and Reiki expert.
She started her riding career by joining a riding group in New Delhi.
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In 2015, she made two world records. Her first solo ride was Leh Ladakh, in which she covered 16 passes, in which eight passes were higher than 5000 meters.
The second Devbhoomi, Uttarakhand's Dev Taal, whose height was 5638 meters. Also, Pallavi Faujdar is the first woman biker to ride the highest freshwater lake, Devtal Lake, situated at an altitude of 5471 meters or 17950 feet.
Pallavi Faujdar made her third world record by reaching Mana Pass, whose height was 18774 feet. This was the first record made in any female and male biker category.
Pallavi Faujdar broke her own world record in 2017 and rode a bike at an altitude of 19323 feet or 5803.
Pallavi Faujdar started her new record on 26 July 2017 by taking her Bonvilla bike. In 15 days, he covered a distance of 4000 kilometers over difficult hills.
In this journey, she passed through 5114 m high Thit Jarbo La, 5008 m high Bonli La, 5215 m high Salasal La, 5526 m high Phot La, and finished at the highest pass 5803 Umling La.
During this, apart from wild animals, cracks on the roads, landslides, and icy winds tried to stop her way, but she continued to move forward with patience and courage.
Not only this, she discovered an unknown pass at an altitude of 5008 meters, which she herself named Bonli La Pass.
Pallavi Faujdar has become the first biker to scale this highest pass by bike.
All records of Pallavi Faujdar are registered in the Limca Book of Records, India.
Pallavi Faujdar is also associated with NGOs and the Women and Child Department of the UP Government.
She is the brand ambassador of Women and child helpline 181. Also supports the campaign "Save daughter, educate daughter".
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Prize
- On 8 March 2017, she was awarded the Nari Shakti Puraskar by Pranab Mukherjee, former President of India.
- On 30 April 2016, Outstanding Global Women of Uttar Pradesh (UP) by the Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh State.
- On 24 May 2017, DLA Woman of the Year Award (2016-2017) |
- On 26 March 2018, the Rani Laxmibai Gallantry Award (2017) by the Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh State Shri Yogi Adityanath
Isn't it strange that our society thinks that being a girl, is the need to ride a bike? If you want to drive then drive the scooter. Why are vehicles invented now on the basis of boy-girl or woman-man? Being a woman, society will also decide the hobbies of life. Don't women have the freedom to like and not like? If yes then why?
Jagdisha's best wishes to this single woman power promoting women empowerment. Also wish you new fame and healthy life.
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