“The NIMAS team was warmly received at Pasighat by the Deputy Commissioner and the Superintendent of Police of East Siang district, along with members of the Water Sports Association. They extended their heartfelt congratulations and appreciation to the team for undertaking such a daring and historical expedition, showcasing the spirit of adventure and resilience,” the statement said.Col RS Jamwal, Director of NIMAS, expressed gratitude for the support from local authorities and communities. “This expedition is not just about adventure; it’s about pushing boundaries, overcoming fear, and setting a new benchmark for exploration in India. The team’s resilience through the life-threatening rapids of Siang reflects the true spirit of NIMAS,” he said.The NIMAS team is now gearing up for the Assam stretch of the Brahmaputra. The team is expected to face new challenges in navigating the vast, powerful river system with its colossal eddies and intricate pathways.“This historic expedition is a testament to human determination and a celebration of the unexplored beauty and power of India’s rivers,” the statement added.
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