Dimapur, March 27 (EMN): In an endeavour to infuse IndiGo fitness belief and inspire police personnel to adopt a more physically active lifestyle, IndiGo- India’s largest and fastest growing carrier- launched a fully equipped gym for the police officials in Dimapur today. The gym has been set up within the office premise of the local police station in Dimapur.
Appreciating the efforts of IndiGo, S Bokato Sema, Officer-in-Charge of Diphupar Police Station, lauded IndiGo leadership for taking the initiative for the State police personnel. ‘To have a gym facility within the office premise will push us to exercise and take small steps towards a healthy lifestyle,’ he said. He has termed the gesture as not only encouraging but much needed for all to be a part of this transformational process. Speaking at the occasion, Aditya Ghosh, president and whole-time director, IndiGo, said “We are absolutely delighted to see our FitToFly programme being extended through a collaborative effort.” He said the group inaugurated a gym for Gurugram police personnel last week. He expressed satisfaction on the amount of support and encouragement received from the Commissioner of Gurugram Police.
He said setting up gyms for police personnel was an important move to encourage them to start making choices to live a healthier life by choosing to be holistically fit.
Ghosh further added, “For us at IndiGo, being healthy is not just about physical fitness, but it’s also about creating fitness into everything we do – be it our operations, customer relations or financial stability of the firm. We believe it starts with being fit as individuals. With the launch of this gym in Dimapur, we hope to stimulate a healthy lifestyle amongst our police personnel and take this FitToFly initiative to a newer level.”
The FitToFly gyms will be fully equipped with multi-purpose machines, cross trainer, treadmill, bench press and other facilities. As part of this multi-city campaign to promote fitness and healthy lifestyle – IndiGo launched its first gym at Jaipur international airport, in February this year.
