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On International Women's Day, Indian Navy Salutes 2 Women Officers Circumnavigating Globe
On the occasion of International Women's Day 2025, the Indian Navy shared a video showcasing the journey of two women officers who are currently sailing in the South Atlantic Ocean aboard the Indian Naval Sailing Vessel (INSV) Tarini.
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2 Navy Women Officers Cross Cape Horn, Known For Strong Winds, Towering Waves
The passage takes the two sailors through the Drake Passage, which is named after the English explorer Sir Francis Drake.
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2 Indian Navy Women Officers Cross Point Nemo, Earth's Most Remote Location
Two female officers from the Indian Navy touched a new milestone on Thursday as they crossed Point Nemo - the most remote location on Earth - aboard the Indian Naval Sailing Vessel (INSV) Tarini.
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56-Foot INSV Tarini Headed For Navika Sagar Parikrama II Expedition
Chief of the Naval Staff of India, Admiral Dinesh Kumar Tripathi, flagged off INSV Tarini for Navika Sagar Parikrama II expedition at Ocean Sailing Node, INS Mandovi, Goa, on Wednesday.
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2 Women Navy Officers Set To Sail Around The World For 8 Months
Two women officers of the Indian Navy -- Lt. Cdr Roopa A. and Lt. Cdr Dilna K. -- on Wednesday embarked from Goa on a challenging mission to circumnavigate the globe in over eight months.
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Documentary On Voyage Of All-Women INSV Tarini Crew To Make TV Debut
The documentary on all-women INSV Tarini crew will premiere on National Geographic on March 8.
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All-Women Crew Of INSV Tarini Receives Tenzing Norgay Award
The Tenzing Norgay National Adventure award is the highest national recognition for outstanding achievements in the field of adventure on land, sea and air.
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Lot Of Opportunities For Women Wanting To Join Navy: INSV Tarini Member
Indian Navy offers lots of opportunities in a variety of roles for women who wish to join the force, Lt Commander Pratibha Jamwal, who was part of all-women team that circumnavigated the globe on board the INSV Tarini, said Saturday.
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On Independence Day, PM Salutes 6 Navy Officers For Sailing Across Globe
Addressing the nation on 72nd Independence Day, Prime Minister Narendra Modi today praised a group of six women officers of the Navy for circumnavigating the globe. He said that the nation's daughters have crossed seven seas and painted the world in tricolour. "We are proudly celebrating Independence Day today as six women officers of the Indian Na...
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Independence Day 2018: All Women Crew Of INSV Tarini, Who Went Around The Globe, Awarded
President Ram Nath Kovind approved Nao Sena (Gallantary) medal for the six women crew members of Indian Naval Sailing Vessel (INSV) Tarini, who circumnavigated the globe, braving treacherous seas and displaying "raw courage".
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"Daring To Dream Big": The Successful All-Women Crew Of Tarini Returns
The team of six naval officers on board INSV Tarini has landed at Mandovi in Goa. This is the first ever circumnavigation of the globe by an all-women Indian crew. Defence Minister Nirmala Sitharaman welcomed the team along with other navy officers. Earlier in a tweet, Ms Sitharaman said she was "honoured" to welcome the Tarini team home.
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All-Woman Navy Crew Of INSV Tarini To Reach Goa After Sailing Around Globe
Over eight months after it set sail from Goa, the all-women crew of the Indian Navy on board the naval vessel INSV Tarini, will return to the state on Monday after the historic circumnavigation of the globe.
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Navy's All-Women Crew Sailboat INSV Tarini Docks In Falkland Islands
The Indian Navy sailing team out to make history as the first-ever voyage by an all-women crew to circumnavigate the globe is now docked at Port Stanley, the capital of Falkland Islands a British Overseas Territory.
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Indian Navy's All-Women Sailing Boat Reaches Falkland Islands
The Indian Navy's sailing boat INSV Tarini, with an all-women crew, on Monday entered Port Stanley in the Falkland Islands, after crossing the Cape of Horn on January 18.
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Navy's All-Woman Crew Aboard INSV Tarini Crosses Cape Horn, Roughest Stretch Of Water
The six-member crew of the tiny sailboat Indian Naval Sailing Vessel (INSV) Tarini has successfully crossed the roughest stretch of water on the planet, the Drake passage, as they rounded Cape Horn off the Southern tip of South America.
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On International Women's Day, Indian Navy Salutes 2 Women Officers Circumnavigating Globe
On the occasion of International Women's Day 2025, the Indian Navy shared a video showcasing the journey of two women officers who are currently sailing in the South Atlantic Ocean aboard the Indian Naval Sailing Vessel (INSV) Tarini.
-
2 Navy Women Officers Cross Cape Horn, Known For Strong Winds, Towering Waves
The passage takes the two sailors through the Drake Passage, which is named after the English explorer Sir Francis Drake.
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2 Indian Navy Women Officers Cross Point Nemo, Earth's Most Remote Location
Two female officers from the Indian Navy touched a new milestone on Thursday as they crossed Point Nemo - the most remote location on Earth - aboard the Indian Naval Sailing Vessel (INSV) Tarini.
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56-Foot INSV Tarini Headed For Navika Sagar Parikrama II Expedition
Chief of the Naval Staff of India, Admiral Dinesh Kumar Tripathi, flagged off INSV Tarini for Navika Sagar Parikrama II expedition at Ocean Sailing Node, INS Mandovi, Goa, on Wednesday.
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2 Women Navy Officers Set To Sail Around The World For 8 Months
Two women officers of the Indian Navy -- Lt. Cdr Roopa A. and Lt. Cdr Dilna K. -- on Wednesday embarked from Goa on a challenging mission to circumnavigate the globe in over eight months.
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Documentary On Voyage Of All-Women INSV Tarini Crew To Make TV Debut
The documentary on all-women INSV Tarini crew will premiere on National Geographic on March 8.
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All-Women Crew Of INSV Tarini Receives Tenzing Norgay Award
The Tenzing Norgay National Adventure award is the highest national recognition for outstanding achievements in the field of adventure on land, sea and air.
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Lot Of Opportunities For Women Wanting To Join Navy: INSV Tarini Member
Indian Navy offers lots of opportunities in a variety of roles for women who wish to join the force, Lt Commander Pratibha Jamwal, who was part of all-women team that circumnavigated the globe on board the INSV Tarini, said Saturday.
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On Independence Day, PM Salutes 6 Navy Officers For Sailing Across Globe
Addressing the nation on 72nd Independence Day, Prime Minister Narendra Modi today praised a group of six women officers of the Navy for circumnavigating the globe. He said that the nation's daughters have crossed seven seas and painted the world in tricolour. "We are proudly celebrating Independence Day today as six women officers of the Indian Na...
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Independence Day 2018: All Women Crew Of INSV Tarini, Who Went Around The Globe, Awarded
President Ram Nath Kovind approved Nao Sena (Gallantary) medal for the six women crew members of Indian Naval Sailing Vessel (INSV) Tarini, who circumnavigated the globe, braving treacherous seas and displaying "raw courage".
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"Daring To Dream Big": The Successful All-Women Crew Of Tarini Returns
The team of six naval officers on board INSV Tarini has landed at Mandovi in Goa. This is the first ever circumnavigation of the globe by an all-women Indian crew. Defence Minister Nirmala Sitharaman welcomed the team along with other navy officers. Earlier in a tweet, Ms Sitharaman said she was "honoured" to welcome the Tarini team home.
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All-Woman Navy Crew Of INSV Tarini To Reach Goa After Sailing Around Globe
Over eight months after it set sail from Goa, the all-women crew of the Indian Navy on board the naval vessel INSV Tarini, will return to the state on Monday after the historic circumnavigation of the globe.
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Navy's All-Women Crew Sailboat INSV Tarini Docks In Falkland Islands
The Indian Navy sailing team out to make history as the first-ever voyage by an all-women crew to circumnavigate the globe is now docked at Port Stanley, the capital of Falkland Islands a British Overseas Territory.
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Indian Navy's All-Women Sailing Boat Reaches Falkland Islands
The Indian Navy's sailing boat INSV Tarini, with an all-women crew, on Monday entered Port Stanley in the Falkland Islands, after crossing the Cape of Horn on January 18.
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Navy's All-Woman Crew Aboard INSV Tarini Crosses Cape Horn, Roughest Stretch Of Water
The six-member crew of the tiny sailboat Indian Naval Sailing Vessel (INSV) Tarini has successfully crossed the roughest stretch of water on the planet, the Drake passage, as they rounded Cape Horn off the Southern tip of South America.
