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'Titanium Man' Abhilash Tomy Honoured For Finishing Toughest Sailing Race
After his Felicitation Ceremony, which was held on Friday at Naval Officers Mess Annexe (NOMA) Kota House here in New Delhi, he said that he re-entered the Golden Globe Race 2022 because he was not willing to give up.
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"Surprise" Moment For India's 'Titanium Man' Who Sailed Around The Globe
Commander Abhilash Tomy (retired), who is one of only two people to complete the world's toughest solo sailing race, had a pleasant surprise while talking to NDTV today.
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5 Years After Defying Death, Navy Sailor Finishes Toughest Sailing Race
Commander Abhilash Tomy, a retired Indian Navy officer, has become the first Indian to complete the prestigious Golden Globe Race.
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Sailor Abhilash Tomy Creates History, Finishes 2nd In Premier Global Race
Commander Abhilash Tomy, a retired Indian Navy officer, has become the first Indian to complete the prestigious Golden Globe Race.
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Sailor Abhilash Tomy To Take Part In Race That Nearly Killed Him In 2018
Celebrity sailor Abhilash Tomy, who was hailed for his bravery in surviving after being severely injured during the arduous Golden Globe circumnavigation race in 2018, announced he will participate in the same race around the world this year.
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Abhilash Tomy Starts Fundraiser To Again Participate In Solo Race That Fractured His Spine In 2018
Commander Abhilash Tomy, who took premature retirement from the Indian Navy in January this year, tweeted that he has "firmed" his plans of competing in the GGR 2022.
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Navy Chief Admiral Sunil Lanba Meets Sailor Abhilash Tomy After Surgery
Chief of Naval Staff Admiral Sunil Lanba met Navy officer Abhilash Tomy on Thursday in Visakhapatnam, after a surgery to fix his back injury. Admiral Lanba spent some time in Commander Tomy's hospital room and wished him speedy recovery.
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Rescued Navyman To Be Brought Back From Amsterdam, Says Defence Ministry
Injured Indian Navy sailor Abhilash Tomy, who is recuperating at a remote Indian Ocean island after being rescued from storm hit mid-sea early this week, would be brought back to India, a Defence spokesman said in Kochi Yesterday
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Abhilash Tomy To Be Brought Back To India Soon, Says Navy
Injured Navy sailor Abhilash Tomy, who is recuperating at a remote Indian Ocean island after being rescued from storm hit mid-sea early this week, would be brought back to India, a Defence spokesman said in Kochi today.
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Rescued Navy Man Abhilash Tomy Says "Soldier Inside" Helped Him Survive
Abhilash Tomy, a naval commander who was rescued from international waters earlier this week, today thanked his colleagues in the Indian Navy and sailors from other countries for saving him against all odds.
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Indian Navy Likely To Reach Abhilash Tomy In Amsterdam Island This Week
Commander Abhilash Tomy, undergoing treatment after being rescued mid-sea, will meet the Indian crew on Thursday when naval vessel INS Satpura is expected to reach the island where he has been admitted to a hospital, a defence official said.
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Indian Sailor Abhilash Tomy Hospitalised In Amsterdam Island
Indian sailor Abhilash Tomy, who was rescued from the Indian Ocean off Australia, has been admitted to a hospital in a remote island. Navy officer Tomy was safely rescued from his stricken yacht with a serious back injury on Monday after a carefully-coordinated international effort.
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What It Took To Save Abhilash Tomy, Unable To Move From His Bunk On Yacht
Indian Navy officer Abhilash Tomy, adrift thousands of kilometres from dry land with a serious back injury was safely rescued from his stricken yacht Monday after a carefully-coordinated international effort.
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The Fascinating Race That Left Indian Navy Sailor Stranded Near Australia
British sailor Sir Robin Knox-Johnston became the first person to circumnavigate the globe alone in 1969 onboard the Indian-built boat, Suhaili. To mark the 50th anniversary of the world's first solo non-stop circumnavigation in the Sunday Times Golden Globe Yacht Race, a new Golden Globe Race was conceived.
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Navy Officer Stranded In Indian Ocean Near Australia Sends SOS
Indian naval officer Abhilash Tomy, badly injured after his yacht was hit by a vicious storm mid-way across the southern Indian Ocean while taking part in the Golden Globe Race, is in touch with race organisers in France through messages and has requested for a stretcher as he cannot move on his own, a defence spokesman said on Saturday.
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'Titanium Man' Abhilash Tomy Honoured For Finishing Toughest Sailing Race
After his Felicitation Ceremony, which was held on Friday at Naval Officers Mess Annexe (NOMA) Kota House here in New Delhi, he said that he re-entered the Golden Globe Race 2022 because he was not willing to give up.
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"Surprise" Moment For India's 'Titanium Man' Who Sailed Around The Globe
Commander Abhilash Tomy (retired), who is one of only two people to complete the world's toughest solo sailing race, had a pleasant surprise while talking to NDTV today.
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5 Years After Defying Death, Navy Sailor Finishes Toughest Sailing Race
Commander Abhilash Tomy, a retired Indian Navy officer, has become the first Indian to complete the prestigious Golden Globe Race.
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Sailor Abhilash Tomy Creates History, Finishes 2nd In Premier Global Race
Commander Abhilash Tomy, a retired Indian Navy officer, has become the first Indian to complete the prestigious Golden Globe Race.
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Sailor Abhilash Tomy To Take Part In Race That Nearly Killed Him In 2018
Celebrity sailor Abhilash Tomy, who was hailed for his bravery in surviving after being severely injured during the arduous Golden Globe circumnavigation race in 2018, announced he will participate in the same race around the world this year.
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Abhilash Tomy Starts Fundraiser To Again Participate In Solo Race That Fractured His Spine In 2018
Commander Abhilash Tomy, who took premature retirement from the Indian Navy in January this year, tweeted that he has "firmed" his plans of competing in the GGR 2022.
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Navy Chief Admiral Sunil Lanba Meets Sailor Abhilash Tomy After Surgery
Chief of Naval Staff Admiral Sunil Lanba met Navy officer Abhilash Tomy on Thursday in Visakhapatnam, after a surgery to fix his back injury. Admiral Lanba spent some time in Commander Tomy's hospital room and wished him speedy recovery.
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Rescued Navyman To Be Brought Back From Amsterdam, Says Defence Ministry
Injured Indian Navy sailor Abhilash Tomy, who is recuperating at a remote Indian Ocean island after being rescued from storm hit mid-sea early this week, would be brought back to India, a Defence spokesman said in Kochi Yesterday
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Abhilash Tomy To Be Brought Back To India Soon, Says Navy
Injured Navy sailor Abhilash Tomy, who is recuperating at a remote Indian Ocean island after being rescued from storm hit mid-sea early this week, would be brought back to India, a Defence spokesman said in Kochi today.
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Rescued Navy Man Abhilash Tomy Says "Soldier Inside" Helped Him Survive
Abhilash Tomy, a naval commander who was rescued from international waters earlier this week, today thanked his colleagues in the Indian Navy and sailors from other countries for saving him against all odds.
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Indian Navy Likely To Reach Abhilash Tomy In Amsterdam Island This Week
Commander Abhilash Tomy, undergoing treatment after being rescued mid-sea, will meet the Indian crew on Thursday when naval vessel INS Satpura is expected to reach the island where he has been admitted to a hospital, a defence official said.
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Indian Sailor Abhilash Tomy Hospitalised In Amsterdam Island
Indian sailor Abhilash Tomy, who was rescued from the Indian Ocean off Australia, has been admitted to a hospital in a remote island. Navy officer Tomy was safely rescued from his stricken yacht with a serious back injury on Monday after a carefully-coordinated international effort.
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What It Took To Save Abhilash Tomy, Unable To Move From His Bunk On Yacht
Indian Navy officer Abhilash Tomy, adrift thousands of kilometres from dry land with a serious back injury was safely rescued from his stricken yacht Monday after a carefully-coordinated international effort.
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The Fascinating Race That Left Indian Navy Sailor Stranded Near Australia
British sailor Sir Robin Knox-Johnston became the first person to circumnavigate the globe alone in 1969 onboard the Indian-built boat, Suhaili. To mark the 50th anniversary of the world's first solo non-stop circumnavigation in the Sunday Times Golden Globe Yacht Race, a new Golden Globe Race was conceived.
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Navy Officer Stranded In Indian Ocean Near Australia Sends SOS
Indian naval officer Abhilash Tomy, badly injured after his yacht was hit by a vicious storm mid-way across the southern Indian Ocean while taking part in the Golden Globe Race, is in touch with race organisers in France through messages and has requested for a stretcher as he cannot move on his own, a defence spokesman said on Saturday.
