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‘The ocean does not recognise gender’: All-women Indian defence crew triumphs in historic Cape Town voyage

7 May 2026 by CapeTownNewsReader

After months at sea, India’s all-women crew from the armed forces arrives in Cape Town, ready for the final leg of their historic circumnavigation back to Mumbai.Read More at Source

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