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In the 126th episode of his radio program, Mann Ki Baat, Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke about two brave officers of the Indian Navy. These two officers, Dilna and Roopa, displayed indomitable courage and determination during the “Navika Sagar Parikrama.” He said that today, the daughters of the country are flying high everywhere. They are overcoming challenges that are unimaginable. Following the PM’s praise, Lieutenant Commander Dilna said that it is a matter of honor and pride for us.
Lieutenant Commander Dilna said that PM Modi’s mention of us in the Mann Ki Baat episode clearly demonstrates the importance our country places on those who are willing to push their limits, perform daring feats, and represent our country and the Indian Armed Forces.
She said that we were able to reach every corner of the country and share our experiences, giving the message that if you put your heart, mind, and soul into it, any dream is possible, and nothing is impossible.
Learning about each other’s strengths and weaknesses during the journey
Dilna said that in 2021, we both participated in the Navika Sagar Parikrama. This was an Indian Navy project that involved both of us traveling around the world. Therefore, we embarked on a boat. We spent more time at sea than on land. Therefore, we became aware of each other’s strengths and weaknesses. During the boat ride, we realized each other’s strengths and weaknesses, and our teamwork was the key to the success of this entire mission.
Speaking Mann Ki Baat is a special experience – Commander Rupa A
Lieutenant Commander Rupa A said, “I feel honored and speaking Mann Ki Baat was a very special experience. We are truly grateful for the opportunity to share our story through Mann Ki Baat, as we know it is a platform that brings together all voices of the country to share their stories, showcasing the diversity of our nation. Therefore, it is an honor.”
He said the Prime Minister was very curious, listening intently to everything we shared. Knowing he was so thrilled to hear our story made us even happier. It was an honor and a privilege to represent our country and the Indian Navy in the most remote part of our planet.
