Julley Ladakh

June 16, 2023

The Indian Navy has launched the “Julley Ladakh” outreach programme in Ladakh, aimed at increasing awareness about the service and engaging with the local youth and civil society. A highlight of this initiative is a 5000km Motorcycle Expedition, which was ceremoniously flagged off from the National War Memorial by VAdm Sanjay Jasjit Singh, Vice Chief of Naval Staff.

Promoting Awareness and Celebrating Independence

The primary objective of the Indian Navy’s outreach programme in Ladakh is to raise awareness among the local population about the opportunities and contributions of the Navy. In line with the celebration of “Azadi ka Amrit Mahotsav,” the Navy aims to instil a sense of pride and patriotism among the people of Ladakh.

Engaging with Ladakh’s Youth and Civil Society

Through various outreach activities, the Indian Navy seeks to engage with the youth and civil society in Ladakh. The planned initiatives include a Motor Cycle Expedition, a Band Concert at the City Centre featuring the famous Navy Band, a Medical Camp to provide essential healthcare services, and a Football Match between the Navy and the Ladakh Football Club. These events aim to foster a sense of camaraderie, inspire the youth, and showcase the Navy’s capabilities.

Duration and Participation

The Motorcycle Expedition embarked on its journey on June 15 and is expected to reach Leh by June 28. A total of 35 Indian Navy personnel, including officers, sailors, and their family members, are participating in this adventurous expedition. Their journey will take them through remote areas and tough terrains, allowing them to interact with students from schools and colleges along the way.

Building on Past Success

The Indian Navy’s Ladakh initiative follows the success of similar efforts in the North East region. It reflects the Navy’s commitment to connect with different regions of the country, engage with citizens, and strengthen the sense of national unity. Additionally, the Navy had previously undertaken the “Sam No Varunah” car expedition to engage with citizens in coastal states.

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