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INSV Tarini Nears Home: Indian Navy Chief Hails Navika Sagar Parikrama-II Crew for Historic Feat

Final Leg Underway as Tarini Re-Enters Northern Hemisphere

New Delhi, May 20, 2025 — Admiral Dinesh K Tripathi is the Chief of the Naval Staff (CNS). He interacted with the crew of INSV Tarini. They commenced the final leg of their extraordinary voyage under Navika Sagar Parikrama-II. The crew is now homeward bound. They had successfully crossed back into the Northern Hemisphere on May 19, 2025. They are completing an ambitious and inspiring circumnavigation of the globe.

A Salute to Skill, Spirit, and Resilience

Admiral Tripathi applauded the crew during the interaction. He praised their remarkable seamanship. He also commended their unwavering determination and the indomitable spirit that has defined their journey. He conveyed the admiration and pride of the Indian Navy. The entire nation also shares this pride. He noted that INSV Tarini has become a powerful emblem of India’s maritime capabilities. It symbolizes the courage of its women sailors.

Also read: Breaking Barriers: Women Sailors on International Women’s Day 2025

A Journey Rooted in Nari Shakti and National Pride

Navika Sagar Parikrama-II is the second all-women circumnavigation mission by the Indian Navy. It is a testament to Nari Shakti. This reflects India’s commitment to empowering women in every sphere, including maritime exploration. The crew had earlier crossed into the Southern Hemisphere on October 16, 2024. Since then, they have navigated treacherous waters and challenging weather across oceans with skill and endurance.

Also read: Navika Sagar Parikrama II: INSV Tarini Reaches Port Stanley

Nation Watches as Tarini Heads Home

As INSV Tarini sails closer to Indian shores, it carries not just its brave crew. It also carries the hopes, pride, and admiration of an entire country. The mission highlights India’s growing maritime strength. It showcases India’s global presence. The mission also serves as a beacon of inspiration for generations to come.

The nation now awaits their safe return, ready to welcome home these ambassadors of courage, resilience, and oceanic excellence.

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