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THE ORIGIN
The Mid-1970s Pioneering Journey
In the mid-1970s, an Indian Army officer in Pune built a hang glider from imported drawings and taught himself to fly in near-complete isolation, at a time when hang gliding itself was still a new and experimental sport globally. Today, more than five decades later, he continues to pursue flight.
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“The sky is not a limit; it is a challenge to be met with courage and a willingness to learn.”
— Lt Col Vivek Mundkur
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