Archive · 29 Jul 2025
Army Major Honored for Record-Breaking Brahmaputra Expedition
Major Kavitha, an army doctor, did something amazing!
She rafted over 1,000 kilometers down the Brahmaputra River, setting a world record.
She was the only woman in the expedition, facing strong waves and other dangers.
Kavitha's determination helped her overcome these challenges.
She was honored for her courage and met with leaders.
Kavitha's story is one of courage and inspiring others.
Major Kavitha Vasupalli completed a 1,040-km rafting expedition on the Brahmaputra River.
The expedition, led by Col. Ranveer Singh Jamwal, set a world record.
Kavitha, a Medical Officer, was the only woman participant.
She faced challenges, including a raft flipping, during the journey.
Kavitha was honored with the Vishisht Seva Medal and met with AP Governor S. Abdul Nazeer and former Haryana Governor Bandaru Dattatreya.
- Who
- Major Kavitha Vasupalli, Col. Ranveer Singh Jamwal, AP Governor S. Abdul Nazeer, and former Haryana Governor Bandaru Dattatreya.
- What
- Major Kavitha Vasupalli completed a record-breaking rafting expedition and was honored.
- When
- The expedition took place in February; Kavitha met with AP Governor S. Abdul Nazeer and former Haryana Governor Bandaru Dattatreya.
- Where
- Along the Brahmaputra River from the Indo-Tibetan border to the Indo-Bangladesh border. Also in Vijayawada and Hyderabad.
- Why
- To recognize her achievement and bravery.
- Name
- Major Kavitha Vasupalli, VSM
- Achievement
- 1,040-km rafting expedition on Brahmaputra River
- Expedition Leader
- Col. Ranveer Singh Jamwal
- Medical Officer
- Indian Army
- Record
- World Book of Records (London)
- Honored by
- AP Governor, Bandaru Dattatreya
