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PM Modi Lauds "True Courage" Of 2 Navy officers Who Crossed Point Nemo
PM Modi on Sunday praised the Indian Navy officers, Lieutenant Commander Dilna and Lieutenant Commander Roopa, who embarked on 'Navika Sagar Parikrama' and travelled a distance of 50,000 kilometres, and congratulated them for the "thrilling" journey.
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3 Cyclones, 50 Knot Winds: INSV Tarini's 8-Month Sea Voyage Ends Today
INSV Tarini started its journey from Goa in October last year and went on to cover covering 25,400 nautical miles across four continents, three oceans and three Great Capes.
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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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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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"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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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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Watch: 6 Women Navy Officers On Expedition Brave Raging Storm In Pacific
Six women naval officers on a journey around the world are seen braving a storm in the Pacific Ocean as they make their way to the Falkland Islands, in a video shared by the Navy.
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PM Narendra Modi Wishes Well To Navy's All-Women Around-The Globe Mission
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday extended his good wishes to the all-women Indian Navy team which is set to embark on a journey of circumnavigation of the globe.
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PM Modi Lauds "True Courage" Of 2 Navy officers Who Crossed Point Nemo
PM Modi on Sunday praised the Indian Navy officers, Lieutenant Commander Dilna and Lieutenant Commander Roopa, who embarked on 'Navika Sagar Parikrama' and travelled a distance of 50,000 kilometres, and congratulated them for the "thrilling" journey.
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3 Cyclones, 50 Knot Winds: INSV Tarini's 8-Month Sea Voyage Ends Today
INSV Tarini started its journey from Goa in October last year and went on to cover covering 25,400 nautical miles across four continents, three oceans and three Great Capes.
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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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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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"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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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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Watch: 6 Women Navy Officers On Expedition Brave Raging Storm In Pacific
Six women naval officers on a journey around the world are seen braving a storm in the Pacific Ocean as they make their way to the Falkland Islands, in a video shared by the Navy.
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PM Narendra Modi Wishes Well To Navy's All-Women Around-The Globe Mission
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday extended his good wishes to the all-women Indian Navy team which is set to embark on a journey of circumnavigation of the globe.
