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A drive to celebrate the Indian Armed Forces
Air Commodore GL Hiremath (Veteran) and his wife, Uma G Hiremath embarked on a road-trip across India in a Tata HEXA on Friday.
Air Commodore GL Hiremath (Veteran) and his wife, Uma G Hiremath embarked on a road-trip across India in a Tata HEXA on Friday. Commencing from Belgaum, the adventurous couple, who are in their 60s, will drive the manual 4x4 variant of the Tata HEXA on this expedition with a purpose to celebrate the lives of the brave men and women working in the Indian Armed Forces.
The couple aims to achieve this feat by visiting 32 Air Force bases and two naval bases in 60 days, covering 15,100km, across 34 cities. According to Air Commodore Hiremath (Veteran), “Over the years, I’ve had the opportunity to organise multiple rallies across the country.
However, this expedition has been a long-standing dream. I have been a strong supporter of Tata Motors and their products and having owned various Tata cars, I have immense faith in the capabilities of their vehicles. With that in mind, the Tata HEXA was the perfect fit for this special journey.”
In this journey, the couple will be touching the international border areas of Pakistan, China, nearby areas of Myanmar, Bangladesh and the entire coastal area.
