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Ex-submariner's scuba team unfurls tricolour underwater at Rushikonda

The New Indian Express Anantapur

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January 27, 2025

ON the occasion of the 76th Republic Day, Balaram Naidu, an ex-submariner of the Indian Navy and director of Livein Adventures, and a certified scuba instructor, along with his team of four divers—Anand, Satish, Naresh and Raju—took part in a unique and patriotic celebration of India's sovereignty.

- EXPRESS NEWS SERVICE @Visakhapatnam

In a remarkable show of courage and dedication, the team ventured deep into the crystal-clear waters of Rushikonda, where they proudly unfurled the national flag. The thrilling 45-minute dive not only showcased the team's deep love for the country but also highlighted the growing interest and participation in underwater sports. With the national flag

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