ITBP trainee female mountaineers touch 17 thousand feet height

6-week training made women specialize in mountaineering

Report Kuldeep Rawat

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If successful, then success is proven. It is proved that the 14 women’s team serving ITBP, who came to Auli, was learning the guru of mountaineering but during the training, these female Himalayas did the trick that made history.

14 lady trainees serving in various battalions of the Indo-Tibetan Border Police in Mountbatten and Skiing Institute ITBP Auli successfully mounted the flag of country and ITBP by mounting a flagging mountain of 17,000 feet high on an anonymous mountain height during its advance mountaineering course. The time has again lifted. Mountaineering and Skiing Institute Auli is known for preparing skilled trainees of skiing and mountaineering all over the world. Skinners and climbers who have been prepared by this institute have brightened the name of India in the world. Now the same thing has happened 14 14mm females. ITBP Auli DC Kamal Bhardwaj said that these snow-clad women mountaineers have increased the name of the force after moving on this unnamed mountain. But in the past, all the Himalayan women have already done a basic course of basic mountaineering in Auli and this time, six weeks During the course, they were trained by ITBP’s Master Trainer Inspector Sandeep Bhandari and the team in such a way that all these Narayan papers near Badrinath Arriving at the 17,000 feet high unnamed mountain, near the center, he has emerged as the winner. Told that under the leadership of Team Leader Bina Chandra, this Arohan was completed in 2 days. Bina Chandra said that all the fellow climbers introduced immense courage and said that it was quite challenging to climb in due to this mountain standing, as well as in many places, planting the seedlings, but the Arohan was thrilling.

ITBP Auli Deputy Inspector General, Pradhancharya Gambhir Singh Chauhan, appearing for the unarmed courage of the Himavir women climbers, further appealed to illuminate the name of ITBP. DIG Gauri Singh Chauhan honored all the best trainees for their courage.