First differently-abled athlete to climb Everest

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Arunima Sinha, the first differently abled athlete of the country to climb the Everest summit.

Sinha was felicitated by Director Sports and Youth Welfare S.L. Thoussen. Sinha shared the experience of conquering the Everest with the Thoussen. Director sports urged Arunima to join the players of the Academy and encouraged them.

Arunima shared her experience with the players of different sports. She told that she worked hard to summon the Everest, keeping constant goals in mind, prepared due to which he made possible the impossible, and he became the first Divyang Parivarthi of the country to complete the Everest Summit.

First she made it at Mount Everest 29028 feet on May 21, 2013. Arunima also told the players that she was a volleyball player. While traveling to Lucknow from Delhi, some anti-social elements damaged them, due to which she had to lose  one leg in the accident.

She also informed the players about the difficulties encountered during the Everest Summit.

The players asked several questions regarding the Summit from Arunima. Badminton's youngest player, Nitin asked him that ordinary mountaineers face difficulties in Everest Summit, how did you do this work with the help of artificial legs.

Arunima told that in walking with a prosthetic leg in the 20 degree temperature, the prosthesis had deep wounds due to artificial limbs in their feet.

During the summit she saw the bodies of several climbers near the Everest Summit, which led to the breakdown of them once. Arunima did this on her own will.

Arunima encouraged players to work better in hard work, perseverance and discipline to perform well.

She told the players that when she can do such a big job after artificial limb after such difficulties, why can not they? Players praised Arunima's achievements and achievements and courage.

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