India's Bhavik Gandhi became the first to row across the Atlantic unassisted after a 106-day journey.
There is a precarious thin line that separates the striving to achieve something and the obsession with the achievement that excludes common sense.
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Stockholm-based and former Bombay Scottish student Bhavik Gandhi on Tuesday kicked off his journey in his bid to set a new world record in fastest solo Atlantic crossing.
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In 1493, European explorer Christopher Colombus sailed this route. When he landed in Antigua in the Carrribean Islands, he thought he had arrived in India. And now, 600 years later, it's a small co-incidence that an adventurer of Indian origin is taking the same route in an effort to create a world record.
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