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Priyanka enthusiastically promoted her native state of Assam from the Southern Hemisphere by sharing photos from her first journey. 



Digital Desk: Priyanka Das Rajkakati, an aerospace engineer, has perfectly demonstrated that Assam daughters are making waves in the world by making her first trip to Antarctica successful.


Priyanka enthusiastically promoted her native state of Assam from the Southern Hemisphere by sharing photos from her first journey. 


Priyanka is receiving a lot of congratulations for her goal to be the first Assamese woman to go to the Southern Hemisphere with the Gamocha, a symbol of Assamese culture.


Secretary of Assam's Tourism Department, Padmapani Bora taking X congratulated Priyanka for her achievement and wrote, "Many congratulations to Assam’s daughter Priyanka Rajkakati for successfully completing her voyage to Antarctica. Indeed proud to see her promoting #AwesomeAssam from the Southern hemisphere. #Antarctica @CMOfficeAssam."


Priyanka's voyage to Antarctica has an Assamese link that goes beyond her ethnic background. Assam Tourism and the Assam government are her sponsors for her once-in-a-lifetime journey.

 

As part of the Homeward Bound project, Priyanka will spend 19 nights in Antarctica with over 80 women scientists who have backgrounds in STEMM (science, technology, engineering, mathematics, and medicine). These scientists were chosen from 18 different nations. The expedition will take you across the dangerous Drake's Passage, home to some of the world's tallest waves, which may grow to a height of 60 feet. There will be landings close to the Antarctic Peninsula and the Southern Shetland Islands.



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