Feb 15, 2006

Falcons completed the expedition on 15th Feb covered 9017 kms in 21 days.

The actual route map is as follows:
Chennai -> Vijayawada -> Hyderabad -> Nagpur -> Seoni -> Gwalior -> Agra -> New Delhi -> Ambala -> Lundhiana -> Pathankot -> Jammu -> Srinagar -> Gulmarg

Srinagar -> Amritsar -> Bikaner -> Jaisalmer -> Ahmedabad -> Pune -> Satara -> Kolhapur -> Panaji (Goa) -> Mangalore -> Calicut -> Allepey -> Cape Comorin -> Sivakasi -> Chennai

Feb 8, 2006 - 2.00 pm

The Falcons have crossed 6000 Kms and heading towards Pune.

Feb 5, 2006

Three young men from Chennai on January 25 embarked on a mission to spread awarness about mental illness throughout the country. Kashmir was initially not on their map as their families wer apprehensive about their "fate" in this much known "volatile" region.

Feb 1, 2006 - 4.25 pm

The falcon team has reached Srinagar and their first comment was “It’s a heaven on earth”. They were escorted by the army all the way and the falcon felt the place is so serene and peaceful.

Jan 31, 2006 – 2.30 pm
Away on the roads, the Falcons just about 200 kms to Jammu, have spotted a dhaba, Khala Bhakra, experiencing the regional cuisine.

Jan 30, 2006
The HCL President, Mr. Vineet Nair, had discussions with the Falcon Team about their expedition at their Noida office. Later in the evening, the Falcons had an interactive session with the HCL employees.

Jan 29, 2006
The Falcons had discussions with Mr. Mayank Agarwal, AID India at Noida.

Jan 28, 2006
"At Gwalior "

The Falcon Flight team having crossed Hyderabad & Nagpur as schedule arrived at Gwalior. They stayed at Gwalior as against the plans to stay at Jansi. The team was warmly received and hosted by the Rotary, Birla Nagar. Later, the Falcon Team made a presentation on mental illness and India Vision 2020 at Hotel Landmark Having made the presence felt, the team moves to touch other locations and hearts. It was heartening to see Vipan J Gupta, a student who volunteered to distribute the phamphlets to the college students.

Wishing the team a highly successful journey, he recalled the examples of Adi Sankar, Vevekananda and Mahatma Gandhi, who travelled the length and breadth of the country and saw India as one. "I am happy these youngsters have taken up the mission to see what is India."