A 40-year-old female doctor went across the Narmada river on a solo cycling trip in central India's Madhya Pradesh. Visuals shot on March 29 feature her cycling around in Jabalpur.

Visuals feature the woman cycling across isolated streets. She rides the bicycle in several regions, circling the perimeter of the Narmada river. Later, she narrates the story of how she decided to take up the trip on her own.

The woman, identified as Seema Agarwal, hailing from Varanasi, decided to take up a solo cycling trip around the Narmada river after she stopped receiving patients at her clinic due to the pandemic-induced lockdown. As a means of passing her time, she started her trip from Jabalpur.

Seema cycled for nearly 110 km (68.35 miles) per day and completed her trip within 28 days. She undertook the trip to express the message that a woman can achieve anything if she puts her mind to it. Seema successfully completed her solo cycling trip and was lauded for her accomplishment.