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Avinash Deoskar


Leader, First Civilian Himalayan Traverse Trekking Expedition Kathmandu to Leh – 2300 kms trekking in 141 days - 1986 Trekked more than 13000 kms in Himalaya , conducted more than 200 Himalayan excursions and organized more than 1200 camps since 1983.


Orange City Achievement Award 2011

Experience :

  • HR consultant for Experiential Learning Projects.
  • Director, Adventure Training Academy Pvt Ltd [ Non profit initiative]
  • Director, Himalayan Excursions Pvt Ltd.
  • National Executive Member, National Adventure Foundation , NHQ, New Delhi.
  • Founder Executive Director, and Founder Trustee of Outward Bound Bharat Trust-1stLicensed centre of Outward Bound International in India.
  • Visited USA, Germany, Austria, Belgium, Romania, Malaysia, Singapore, Bhutan, Thailand, and Nepal for Adventure related competency development programs or expeditions.
  • Safety and Program reviewer for Outward Bound International.
  • Providing Thought Leadership for Adventure Based Experiential Learning projects.
  • Worked as Head Outbound Initiative for a major corporate group from Hyderabad with projects worth more than Rs10 K crore.
  • Vice President, Sherwood Public School and Heritage Valley Indian School at Hyderabad.
  • Working on providing alternate livelihood to tribal youth in Melghat Tiger Project.
  • Conducted pilot program for Global leadership cell, TCS in 2005. [With Ms ShardaGanesh,TCS] further scaled the programs to other locations with NAF.
  • Conducting OBT for TCS at Hyderabad since 2005 and directly involved with content development and delivery of the programs.

Latest News

ALL WOMEN CYCLING EXPEDITION KUTCH TO KERALA KUTCH TO KERALA - 5 JAN TO 7 FEB 15 women cycling through four states, and 2,455 km.

Fifteen women, who undertook a cycling expedition from Gujarat down to Kerala in support of environment, found two things: Roadside dumping of garbage was the worst in Karnataka, and that the chief ministers of the four states had no time to meet them to discuss their concerns.

The ‘Go Green Girls’, as they call themselves, rode their bicycles for 2,455 km to promote sense of adventure and green awareness among the women.

The cyclists, who set off from Kutch to reach Kochi, found all the four states lacking in initiative to empower women.

“It was not a pleasure trip that we undertook, it was a grueling ride with an objective of motivating young women to take up adventure and a cause for green awareness. We tried to get the attention of chief ministers of Gujarat, Maharashtra, Goa, Karnataka and Kerala, but none of them were even ready to give us an audience,” said Vasumathi Srinivas of Bangalore, leader of the expedition, told dna at Kota, about 90 km from Mangalore.

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