IDT Presents: Style and Safety – Designer Helmets for a Safer Surat

Surat (Gujarat) [India], February 15: Starting tomorrow, wearing a helmet will be mandatory in Surat. However, many youngsters see it as just another rule rather than a necessity.

On this special occasion of Valentine’s Day, when everyone wishes for the safety and well-being of their loved ones, the Institute of Design and Technology (IDT) has taken a unique initiative to turn helmets into a fashion statement. This special activity was organized at Mr. Café Sky Lounge by IDT faculty Roshan, where helmets were presented not just as a safety gear but also as a trendy accessory.

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IDT Director Anupam Goyal stated:

“Style is important while traveling, but so is safety. The youth must embrace ‘Style and Safety’ as a new trend so that wearing a helmet is not a compulsion but a matter of pride.”

IDT’s designer faculty Roshan led this initiative, creating stylish and attractive helmets designed with both safety and style in mind.

Imagine – instead of just giving roses this Valentine’s Day, couples gift each other designer helmets, symbolizing not only their love but also their responsibility for each other’s safety!

The youth present at Mr. Café Sky Lounge appreciated this initiative and pledged to adopt helmets as a part of their style.

IDT’s initiative aims to transform the habit of wearing helmets from a necessity into a trendy and smart choice. Through stylish helmets, the goal is to send a message to the youth that fashion and safety can go hand in hand.

Let’s make ‘Style and Safety’ the new trend in Surat!

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