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The Indian Army has launched a 9-day a motorcycle expedition from New Delhi to Om Parvat and Adi Kailash in Uttarakhand.
New Delhi: Aiming to inspire younger generations and celebrate women empowerment in the Kumaon region, the Indian Army has launched a 9-day a motorcycle expedition from New Delhi to Om Parvat and Adi Kailash in Uttarakhand.
Being led by Lieutenant Colonel Aditi Misra of the Indian Army’s 8 Engineer, the motorcycle expedition will navigate the challenging terrains including Lipulekh Pass, Om Parvat, and Adi Kailash and also showcase the vibrant spirit of Kumaon.
A dedicated mother of two, Lt Col Aditi Misra has served with distinction in the force across challenging terrains, including Kargil, Assam, and Jammu and Kashmir.
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In her illustrious 17-year career, Lt Col Misra has qualified in Nuclear, Biological, and Chemical Warfare.
Also an avid mountaineer, “she continues to inspire with her leadership and resilience,” an official said.
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On Thursday, the Central Army Commander, Lieutenant General Anindya Sengupta flagged off the motorcycle expedition "Kumaon Quest", in a bid to engage the youth, promote tourism in the border areas in the Kumaon Hills.
During the 9-day, the members of the motorcycle expedition team will interact with the NCC cadets, offer them career guidance and insight about the Army way of life.
They will also honour Veer Naris and war veterans in the remote regions of Pithoragarh and Didihat.
The expedition is being conducted in collaboration with Hero MotoCorp Limited.
“The rally embodies the spirit of Nari Shakti, setting a powerful example of leadership, courage and inclusivity in the armed forces,” the official added.
With "Kumaon Quest," the Indian Army reaffirms its role not only as the guardian of India's borders but also a catalyst for societal transformation-building trust, inspiring the next generation and upholding its enduring motto of "Nation First, Always First".
