‘I use 100 marathons throughout India for my father’

The woman says “framewous series” led him to 100 races in 100 days on the other side of the South Asia in remembrance.

Hannah Cox, their Anglo-Indian ancestors work for the British East India Company, “he was concerned” for the taxi taxes used to use salt taxes in India, since his readings in 2014.

He first arranged to follow the cars but, after taking up last year, decided to continue the accuser in the consecutive days from October, a way of finding businesses “.

MS COX, who lives in a fixed area in Tamelde Tamelde, in Great Manchester, said he enjoyed a long arrival, as he went over the country from the UK to Bhutan in 2017.

But it was his father’s death of Kolkata in 2011 to expand his interest in India.

While he was born in the country, the family was thought to leave from Europe, and many of them work for a British East India company – took one of the most powerful companies in history.

He had moved to the UK in the 1960s and his daughter “he was always betrayed by my Father from a different world”.

“I didn’t know much about history, we didn’t read much about it growing,” he said.

“And happens when my dad died in 2011, I felt that crossroads of cultural ownership and family side.”

The 41-year-old visited home in India in 2017, said “is actually a lot of standards” after the East India company, based on the work of human slavery and financial burdens.

He hopes his Marathons can cause discussions about the most well-known border in India used for tax and reducing salts of salt in coastal climates.

Salt taxes, which meant many Indians could not afford a basic ingredient, later motivated a lawyer and the activist Mahatma Gandhi to start in 1930 in British maturity.

MS COX hopes to lift £ 1m of 1% of the planet to support firms improve stable modes.

He has continued: “It is not wrong to feel bad about the choices, but to enable them to make the strength to make better decisions.

“It is easy to blame everything else we need to look at where we can do, as individuals, make a difference and this is my way just my way to make a difference.”

You say that, in addition to ‘showing businesses how powerful is the best “, hoping Marathons will be” the opportunity to have adventure and see how far I can press me “.

MS COX, with a format of aunt-scoliosis, has made up his energy by conducting the wide in England on the Sunday in June.

He has been exercising before and after work and will conduct professional training before flying in India in October, where he planned to fall into Delhi and near Taj Mahaal on his way to West Bengal.

“It is still hot but I have been told by many of my some in India that there will be the coldest time to work.

“I find that it is really good in my mental health. It is a good way to communicate with nature.”

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