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Tata Steel Adventure Foundation unveils menu of thrills to celebrate women on March 8

Exclusive expeditions, rock climbing and water sports will be conducted by mountaineers

Jayesh Thaker Jamshdepur Published 25.02.21, 08:10 PM
The Tata Steel Adventure Foundation office in Jamshedpur.

The Tata Steel Adventure Foundation office in Jamshedpur. Telegraph Picture

Tata Steel Adventure Foundation (TSAF), in line with its commitment and motto to empower women, has planned multiple events to celebrate International Women’s Day on March 8.

These events are of varying duration and at different locations, thus providing flexibility and opportunities to participate, experience and celebrate the occasion.

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Spread across Jamshedpur and Uttarakhand, the events are in the form of leadership development expeditions, rock climbing and water sports.

All these expeditions are exclusively for women and will be led by female mountaineers of TSAF. The outdoor events with an essence of adventure are based on this year’s theme of ‘Choose to Challenge’.

The main motive of the programme is to let women step out of their comfort zone into the wilderness and experience the thrill of adventures.

The first leadership expedition will be led by Bachendri Pal, the first Indian woman to summit Mount Everest. It will be a five-day expedition, starting on March 6 to Dehradun /Mussoorie and is a great opportunity to learn from her personal experiences.

The second leadership expedition will be to Dyara top with Poonam Rana, who also has summited Everest. This is a chance to experience snowy peaks and bring out one’s leadership skills while motivating oneself and the fellow trekkers. It starts on March 6 and ends on March 12.

The third outdoor activity is a two-day leadership development programme, starting on March 8 in Tumung and Dimna, Jamshedpur. This will include a day for rock climbing in small teams and camping in wilderness. The second day will be about water sports team activities which will challenge one`s leadership skills. This will be led by L. Annapurna, Asmita Dorjee and Swarnlata Dalai.

The fourth activity is a one-day water sports adventure where one can have breakfast in the middle of the lake on a floating boat, do some kayaking, swimming, ride a paddle boat and play. This will be led by Premlata Agrawal, the first Indian woman to summit seven peaks. It is scheduled on March 8.

"All the events will adhere to all safety protocols as per standard guidelines prepared by TSAF to minimise Covid-19 risks," a TSAF official said.

Interested candidates can write to info@tsafindia.org for more details and registration.

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