<p>New Delhi: Two <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/tags/indian-navy">Indian Navy</a> women officers -- Lt Commander Roopa A and Lt Commander Dilna K -- would be embarking on an arduous blue-water voyage around the world soon.</p>.<p>The duo will be undertaking the expedition of circumnavigating the globe on board Indian naval sailing vessel (INSV) Tarini, Navy spokesperson Commander Vivek Madhwal said on Sunday.</p>.<p>The two women officers have been preparing for the 'Sagar Parikrama' expedition for the last three years, he said.</p>.Biobots arise from the cells of dead organisms − pushing the boundaries of life, death and medicine.<p>"Sagar Parikrama would be a gruelling voyage requiring extreme skills, physical fitness and mental alertness. The officers have been training rigorously and gained thousands of miles of experience under their belt," Commander Madhwal said.</p>.<p>The two officers are undergoing training under the mentorship of ace circumnavigator, and 'Golden Globe Race' hero, Commander Abhilash Tomy (Retd).</p>.<p>The officers, as part of a six member crew, had participated in trans-oceanic expedition from Goa to Rio de Janeiro via Cape Town and back last year.</p>.<p>Thereafter, they undertook a sailing expedition from Goa to Port Blair and back in double-handed mode.</p>.IndiGo's Mumbai-Doha flight delayed, passengers made to sit inside plane for 5 hours .<p>Further, the duo successfully undertook a sortie from Goa to Port Louis, Mauritius again in dual handed mode early this year.</p>.<p>"Indian Navy has made significant efforts to revitalise the sailing tradition, emphasising its commitment to preserve maritime heritage and promote seamanship skills," the Navy spokesperson said.</p>.<p>He said the Indian Navy has taken a centre stage in ocean sailing expeditions through the pioneering efforts of sail training ships INS -- Tarangini and INS Sudarshini, and circumnavigating onboard INSV Mhadei and Tarini.</p>.<p>"Continuing with the celebration of maritime skill and adventure, two Indian Navy women officers -- Lt Commander Roopa A and Lt Commander Dilna K would be embarking on the extraordinary expedition of circumnavigating the globe on board INSV Tarini very shortly," Madhwal added.</p>.<p>INSV Tarini is known for circumnavigating the globe with an all women officer crew in the historic first 'Navika Sagar Parikrama' in 2017.</p>.<p>The circumnavigation of INSV Tarini will be a significant step forward in India's ocean sailing enterprise and maritime endeavours, showcasing the nation's growing prominence in global maritime activities and gender equality, the spokesperson said. </p>
<p>New Delhi: Two <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/tags/indian-navy">Indian Navy</a> women officers -- Lt Commander Roopa A and Lt Commander Dilna K -- would be embarking on an arduous blue-water voyage around the world soon.</p>.<p>The duo will be undertaking the expedition of circumnavigating the globe on board Indian naval sailing vessel (INSV) Tarini, Navy spokesperson Commander Vivek Madhwal said on Sunday.</p>.<p>The two women officers have been preparing for the 'Sagar Parikrama' expedition for the last three years, he said.</p>.Biobots arise from the cells of dead organisms − pushing the boundaries of life, death and medicine.<p>"Sagar Parikrama would be a gruelling voyage requiring extreme skills, physical fitness and mental alertness. The officers have been training rigorously and gained thousands of miles of experience under their belt," Commander Madhwal said.</p>.<p>The two officers are undergoing training under the mentorship of ace circumnavigator, and 'Golden Globe Race' hero, Commander Abhilash Tomy (Retd).</p>.<p>The officers, as part of a six member crew, had participated in trans-oceanic expedition from Goa to Rio de Janeiro via Cape Town and back last year.</p>.<p>Thereafter, they undertook a sailing expedition from Goa to Port Blair and back in double-handed mode.</p>.IndiGo's Mumbai-Doha flight delayed, passengers made to sit inside plane for 5 hours .<p>Further, the duo successfully undertook a sortie from Goa to Port Louis, Mauritius again in dual handed mode early this year.</p>.<p>"Indian Navy has made significant efforts to revitalise the sailing tradition, emphasising its commitment to preserve maritime heritage and promote seamanship skills," the Navy spokesperson said.</p>.<p>He said the Indian Navy has taken a centre stage in ocean sailing expeditions through the pioneering efforts of sail training ships INS -- Tarangini and INS Sudarshini, and circumnavigating onboard INSV Mhadei and Tarini.</p>.<p>"Continuing with the celebration of maritime skill and adventure, two Indian Navy women officers -- Lt Commander Roopa A and Lt Commander Dilna K would be embarking on the extraordinary expedition of circumnavigating the globe on board INSV Tarini very shortly," Madhwal added.</p>.<p>INSV Tarini is known for circumnavigating the globe with an all women officer crew in the historic first 'Navika Sagar Parikrama' in 2017.</p>.<p>The circumnavigation of INSV Tarini will be a significant step forward in India's ocean sailing enterprise and maritime endeavours, showcasing the nation's growing prominence in global maritime activities and gender equality, the spokesperson said. </p>