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Indian Navy Car Rally Anchors in New Delhi, Concluding A Nationwide Outreach Drive

September 22, 2025 Photo(s): By PIB

The Indian Navy Car Rally, part of the NWWA Outreach 2025 initiative, concluded its memorable eight-day journey on September 21, 2025 in New Delhi, where it was ceremonially flagged in by Vice Admiral Sanjay Vatsayan, Vice Chief of the Naval Staff.

Led by Mrs Shashi Tripathi, President NWWA, this national outreach effort was driven primarily by proud naval spouses who are members of NWWA, accompanied by service personnel and support staff. Together they carried the Navy's ethos of discipline, unity and service, showcasing how its spirit extends beyond the seas into communities, traditions and the nation's collective future.

Through Sparsh donation drives, the team touched lives at orphanages, old-age homes and institutions for persons with disabilities — spreading hope, dignity and compassion. They inspired young minds with stories of courage, opportunity and national service, further strengthening the Navy–nation bond.

At every stop, the rally celebrated India's heritage and diversity. From exploring historic sites as part of Dekho Apna Desh and Incredible India to promoting Skill India, Make in India and the National Handloom Development Programme in the handloom hubs of Lucknow and Varanasi, the team reaffirmed the importance of indigenous crafts and livelihoods in building a self-reliant nation. Even the experience of regional cuisines, promoted through Ek Bharat Shreshtha Bharat, became a celebration of unity in diversity.

The rally was not about the miles traveled but about the message carried: that the Navy and NWWA remain deeply committed to nation-building, cultural pride and social outreach. As the convoy crossed cities and hearts, it was anchoring lives through service, heritage and the enduring spirit of unity.

Indian Navy Car Rally - NWWA Outreach 2025 culminated in Delhi, and was flagged in by Vice Admiral Sanjay Vatsayan, Vice Chief of the Naval Staff (VCNS).