Standing tall on two wheels, Army officer rides 154 km to make history

Published: 06/11/26 04:38

Bengaluru | India

Bengaluru, Nov 6 (UNI) For Major Amrit Panda, the road to a world record was not about speed, but balance, endurance and an extraordinary test of human determination. Standing on the seat of a moving motorcycle, he rode an astonishing 154 km, turning an act of sheer physical endurance into a moment of pride for the Indian Army. With this remarkable feat, the Army Service Corps (ASC) Motorcycle Display Team, popularly known as the ASC Tornadoes, raised its World Record tally to 36, adding another chapter to its remarkable journey of pushing the boundaries of motorcycle riding. Panda broke the…

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