Open Water Amateur Aquatics Federation
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The Open Water Adventure Aquatics Federation (formerly the Open Water Amateur Aquatics Federation or OWAAF) is a national governing body to govern, develop, and promote open water swimming across all states and union territories in India, created by Rahul Chiplunkar.
Ratified Swims
- 7-year-old Kiuchenghan Phukon swam unassisted 12 km from Elephanta Island to the Gateway of India in Maharashtra, India on 4 February 2026 with observer Rahul Chiplunkar of the Open Water Amateur Aquatics Federation.
- 15-year-old Gariyashi Chutia pioneered an unassisted 16.3 km swim from Karanja Jetty to the Gateway of India in Maharashtra, India on 7 February 2026 with observer Pavitra Poilkar of the Open Water Amateur Aquatics Federation.
- 11-year-old Kangkita Das swam an unassisted 16.3 km from Revas Jetty to the Gateway of India in Maharashtra, India on 7 February 2026 with observer Rahul Chiplunkar of the Open Water Amateur Aquatics Federation.
External links
- 3 Young Swimmers In India Complete Marathon Swimmers
- Open Water Swimming Academy India
- Rahul Chiplunka, Always Expanding Open Water In India
- OWAAF Announces 2026 National Sea Swimming Championship in India
- Rahul Chiplunkar and the Open Water Amateur Aquatics Federation Growing The Sport in India
- 2026 OWAAF National Sea Swimming Championship in India
- Open Water Swimming Academy India
- Rahul Chiplunka, Always Expanding Open Water In India