The Indian Rope Skipping Federation (IRSF) powered the 65th Edition of Sundays On Cycle & Rope Skipping Sundays in Delhi, bringing together fitness, awareness and community participation on a special morning dedicated to Consumer Rights Day. Held at the Inner Circle, Connaught Place, New Delhi, the event combined physical activity with an important message about awareness, responsibility and healthy living.
Held on 15 March 2026, the special edition encouraged participants to embrace an active lifestyle while recognising the importance of being informed and responsible citizens.
65th Edition Brings Fitness and Awareness to Connaught Place
The 65th Edition created an energetic atmosphere in the heart of Delhi as participants gathered for cycling, rope skipping and fitness activities.
The Inner Circle at Connaught Place provided a vibrant setting for the event, with participants coming together to enjoy an active Sunday morning while sharing the message of a healthier and more aware India.
The Consumer Rights Day theme added an important social dimension to the event, highlighting how awareness and responsible choices can contribute to stronger communities.
Indian Rope Skipping Federation (IRSF) Powers the Initiative
The Indian Rope Skipping Federation (IRSF) continues to promote rope skipping as both a competitive sport and an accessible fitness activity.
With a presence across 24+ States and Union Territories, IRSF works to expand opportunities for athletes and participants across India.
IRSF is recognised by CBSE as the authorised national body for technical support and officials for CBSE Rope Skipping Championships, contributing to organised competition and technical development within the sport.
Through initiatives such as Sundays On Cycle & Rope Skipping Sundays, the Indian Rope Skipping Federation (IRSF) also helps bring rope skipping into community-focused fitness activities.
Consumer Rights Day Meets Community Fitness
The 65th Edition connected the themes of consumer awareness and physical fitness in a unique community event.
Consumer Rights Day serves as an opportunity to encourage people to be informed, responsible and aware when making everyday decisions. Combining this message with physical activity helped create a morning focused on both personal well-being and social responsibility.
Participants were encouraged to recognise that a healthier lifestyle involves not only staying physically active but also making informed and responsible choices.
The event demonstrated how community fitness programmes can provide a platform for spreading meaningful awareness while keeping participants engaged and active.
Rope Skipping and Cycling Encourage Active Living
Cycling and rope skipping formed an important part of the 65th Edition, providing participants with enjoyable ways to stay physically active.
Rope skipping can support coordination, rhythm, concentration and endurance, while cycling offers another accessible form of physical activity.
Together, these activities created an energetic environment where fitness enthusiasts could participate, connect with others and enjoy an active morning.
The event also reinforced the importance of making movement a regular part of everyday life.
IRSF Connects Indian Rope Skipping with Global Standards
The Indian Rope Skipping Federation (IRSF) continues to work toward the development of rope skipping in India while connecting Indian athletes with international sporting opportunities.
Through its association with WIRSO, Belgium, and alignment with IRSO training and competition standards, IRSF provides pathways for international exposure and encourages athletes to engage with global approaches to training and competition.
The Federation is also backed by the Olympic Association of Delhi, Olympic Association of Uttar Pradesh and the Paralympic Committee of India, supporting its focus on participation, recognition and sporting excellence.
Promoting Inclusion Through Sport
The Indian Rope Skipping Federation (IRSF) remains committed to encouraging wider participation in sport.
Its collaboration with the Paralympic Committee of India in adaptive rope skipping reflects the importance of creating opportunities for athletes with different abilities.
Community initiatives such as the 65th Edition further support this wider vision by introducing rope skipping and fitness activities to diverse groups of participants.
Fit India Movement and Sundays On Cycle
The event was conducted in collaboration with the Sports Authority of India under the Fit India Movement – Sundays On Cycle.
The initiative encourages communities to incorporate cycling and physical activity into their regular routines.
The involvement of the Indian Rope Skipping Federation (IRSF) adds rope skipping to this fitness-focused platform, helping introduce an energetic and accessible activity to participants.
Through continued participation in such initiatives, IRSF contributes to the broader goal of encouraging an active and healthy nation.
Building a More Active and Aware India
The 65th Edition successfully brought together fitness and awareness in the centre of Delhi.
From rope skipping and cycling to the important message of Consumer Rights Day, the event encouraged participants to think about both physical well-being and responsible citizenship.
The Indian Rope Skipping Federation (IRSF) continues to support initiatives that promote rope skipping, fitness and greater community participation across India.
The event reinforced a simple message: an active nation is built through healthy habits, awareness and collective participation.
One jump. One pedal. One healthy habit at a time. ❤️🇮🇳
Event Details
Event: 65th Edition of Sundays On Cycle & Rope Skipping Sundays
Theme: Consumer Rights Day
Date: 15 March 2026
Time: 7:00 AM
Venue: Inner Circle, Connaught Place, New Delhi
Powered By: Indian Rope Skipping Federation (IRSF)
In Collaboration With: Sports Authority of India under the Fit India Movement
Activities: Cycling, Rope Skipping & Fitness
Our Handle: indianropeskipping