Shivani Kalra Pilot and Conservationist
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Pilot and influencer Shivani Kalra, an inspiring figure, recently opened up about her remarkable journey, which saw her turning her dream of becoming a pilot into reality and becoming an integral part of Operation Ganga.
Shivani’s voyage began with an unwavering desire to conquer the skies. Fuelled by her love for aviation, she embarked on a journey of relentless pursuit, overcoming numerous challenges along the way. With unwavering determination and a thirst for knowledge, Shivani worked tirelessly to obtain her pilot’s license, making her dream a tangible reality. This milestone marked the beginning of her illustrious career as a pilot.
However, Shivani’s aspirations didn’t end there. Driven by a deep-rooted desire to make a difference, she eagerly joined Operation Ganga, a groundbreaking initiative aimed at conserving and rejuvenating the sacred river Ganges. Shivani’s unique position as a pilot and influencer enabled her to contribute significantly to the cause. Shivani Kalra utilized her social media presence to raise awareness about the ecological challenges facing the Ganges and inspired her followers to take action.
The 36-year-old Air India pilot was also a part of Operation Ganga, an evacuation mission carried out by the Indian government to rescue stranded Indians after Russia invaded Ukraine in 2022. In a chat with The Indian Express, Kalra shared about juggling her roles as a pilot and a content creator.
Shivani’s involvement in Operation Ganga allowed her to witness the immense beauty of the Ganges firsthand. She became deeply committed to preserving this natural wonder and undertook various initiatives to support the cause. Through her social media platforms, Shivani encouraged her audience to adopt sustainable practices and actively participate in clean-up drives along the riverbanks.
Re-reported from the story originally published in The Indian Express