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Unveiling the Logo for Navika Sagar Parikrama II

The octagonal shape in the centre depicts the Indian Navy, while the sun signifies a celestial body and the compass, guiding the sailors through the challenging seas.

Unveiling the Logo for Navika Sagar Parikrama II
Navika Sagar Parikrama II Logo

The octagonal shape in the centre depicts the Indian Navy, while the sun signifies a celestial body and the compass, guiding the sailors through the challenging seas.

 

Signifying the importance of this historic event in the maritime calendar, Indian Navy proudly unveils the Logo of the expedition . The octagonal shape in the centre depicts the Indian Navy, while the sun signifies a celestial body and the compass, guiding the sailors through the challenging seas. The sail boat making its way through vastness of the ocean symbolises the spirit of adventure and resilience of the voyagers. The all women crew of the expedition is the testament to the Indian Navy's commitment to fostering gender equality and excellence.


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