25th November 2024, India: Jetty Revellers, a passionate motorcycle community, took off on a 6,000 km ride on the Golden Quadrilateral to spread the message of ‘child adoption’. The 15-day journey, which also commenced and concluded in Bangalore, spanned across 12 states and was a celebration of the group’s spirit of adventure and their contribution to society.
The riders followed the classic routes between India’s four main cities — Delhi, Kolkata, Chennai and Mumbai — and got an experience of this land’s varied culture, customs and cuisine. Alongside familiarizing the riders with the scenic vistas the roads offer, the trip also included a few of the famous landmarks within Karnataka, Gujarat, Tamil Nadu, West Bengal & more reflecting how vast and plentiful India is.
“We are a group of close friends and like-minded people who are on a mission to explore the world on a motorcycle and challenge ourselves. We also strongly believe in giving back to society and promoting social causes,” said Mr Rao Jetty, Founder of Jetty Revellers.
As part of their outreach, Jetty Revellers were raising awareness of child adoption – something they are passionate about. During their ride, they visited Bal Asha Trust, a well-known child adoption centre in Mumbai. The Trust was formed in 1985 to help abandoned and neglected children, providing them with a home, education and the opportunity to be part of a loving family.
Jetty Revellers approached the management of Bal Asha Trust to understand their mission better and identify areas where they could support them. The money that the group raised aided the work of the Trust and each hoped that they would make a difference in the lives of the children in their care.
Formed in 2021, Jetty Revellers started to unite like-minded motorcycle adventurers with a shared goal of enabling social change. By advocating for issues that matter, the group builds fellowship with each trip.
To us, riding is freedom and the challenge to get the most out of your ride. But it also shows us our service to one another,” Mr. Jetty said. “Child adoption is such an important cause that isn’t getting enough attention, and we hope our ride can start some discussion and some actions around it.”
Jetty Revellers was given such a great stage to understand the soul of our Nation and also to spread the message of uniqueness and humanity to all during The Golden Quadrilateral resonating through four metros cities and thousands of KMs. The collective understands that every ride is an opportunity to push boundaries and interact with the world in real terms.
A community of motorcycle enthusiasts who aspire to create unforgettable experiences for riders and a healthier future for society, Jetty Revellers. Hard cross-country road trips, and a commitment to socially conscious causes, have the group channelling a spirit of freedom, adventure and giving back.
Bal Asha Trust, Mumbai, is a charitable trust, working since 1985. It provides shelter, care and educational opportunities to orphaned and underprivileged children and aids them in finding loving families through adoption.
Jetty Revellers encourages you to all get out, be adventurous, push your limits and help the things that count.
