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Army's Shaurya Bharat EV car rally reaches Ambala
Army's Shaurya Bharat EV car rally reaches Ambala

Hindustan Times

time5 days ago

  • Automotive
  • Hindustan Times

Army's Shaurya Bharat EV car rally reaches Ambala

The Shaurya Bharat EV drive, flagged off by the Chief of Air Staff, Air Chief Marshal AP Singh, reached Air Force Station Ambala on Friday, as part of its three-day rally from July 25 to 27, 2025. The rally, themed 'Sena ke Saath Paryavaran ka Vikas', aims to promote environmental sustainability while paying tribute to India's defence personnel. The aim of this car rally is to commemorate the success of 'Operation Sindoor' and honour the valour of our Armed Forces, army said in a statement. The Shaurya Bharat EV drive reached Air Force Station Ambala on Friday as part of its three-day rally from July 25 to 27. (HT Photo) A defence spokesperson said that the flag-in ceremony at Airforce station, Ambala was conducted by Air Commodore B Satish, Air Officer Commanding, Air Force Station Ambala in the presence of distinguished guests. 'This event represents a powerful convergence of India's greatest strengths: the indomitable courage of the Indian Armed Forces and the nation's commitment to environmental sustainability. The event promotes civil-military engagement and underscores India's push for clean energy, responsible mobility, and environmental stewardship,' the spokesperson said. A total of 112 participants from Air Force, Army, Navy, DRDO, Coast Guard, NCC and Ministry of Defence are part of this rally, is being organised by the Progress Harmony Development Chamber of Commerce and Industry (PHDCCI) in collaboration with the Indian Air Force Adventure Wing and will cover approx 800 kms in 40 sponsored Tata vehicles constituting mainly electric vehicles (EVs) and hybrid vehicles, serving as a special tribute to India's defence personnel. The rally will visit colleges/universities enroute to interact and inspire youth, and motivate them to consider a career in the Armed Forces, emphasising the values of courage, discipline, and Youth Affairs and Sports Committee chair Arshad Shawl expressed that the Shaurya Bharat EV Drive is a token of gratitude to the Armed Forces. The rally embodies the spirit of Shaurya (bravery) with the vision of a green and self-reliant rally will route to Adampur tomorrow and return to New Delhi, fostering a sense of unity and environmental awareness among participants and spectators alike.

Electric car rally: Full throttle patriotism with zero emissionsShaurya Bharat EV Car Rally: Flag-in Ceremony Held at Air Force Station Ambala.
Electric car rally: Full throttle patriotism with zero emissionsShaurya Bharat EV Car Rally: Flag-in Ceremony Held at Air Force Station Ambala.

Time of India

time5 days ago

  • Business
  • Time of India

Electric car rally: Full throttle patriotism with zero emissionsShaurya Bharat EV Car Rally: Flag-in Ceremony Held at Air Force Station Ambala.

Ambala: A unique blend of military tribute and environmental advocacy rolled into Air Force Station here on Friday, as the Shaurya Bharat EV Drive continued its three-day journey through northern India. Flagged off on July 25 by Air Chief Marshal A P Singh, the rally is themed 'Sena ke Saath, Paryavaran ka Vikas' — development of the environment alongside the armed forces — and commemorates the success of Operation Sindoor while honouring the bravery of India's defence personnel. The flag-in ceremony at Ambala was presided over by Air Commodore B Satish, Air Officer Commanding, and attended by distinguished civil and military guests. The event showcased India's dual commitment to honouring its armed forces and advancing sustainable transport solutions. Organised by the Progress Harmony Development Chamber of Commerce and Industry (PHDCCI) in collaboration with the IAF's adventure wing, the rally spans about 800 km over three days. A convoy of 40 electric and hybrid Tata vehicles, including participants from the Army, Navy, Air Force, Coast Guard, DRDO, NCC, and defence ministry, is making stops across key towns and educational institutes to promote patriotism, youth engagement, and green mobility. Arshad Shawl, chair of PHDCCI's youth affairs and sports committee, said: "This drive is a token of our gratitude to the armed forces. It reflects the spirit of Shaurya (bravery) and India's vision for a cleaner, self-reliant future." The rally also seeks to foster civil-military engagement and raise awareness on the importance of clean energy. Interactions with students along the route aim to inspire young Indians to consider careers in the defence services, while embracing values of courage, discipline, and sustainability. The rally will next head to Adampur and conclude in Delhi on July 27. MSID:: 122908121 413 |

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