A British Army veteran who lost both his legs in Afghanistan has reached the top of Mount Everest in an attempt to make mountaineering history. Hari Budha Magar, a former soldier in the Gurkha regiment, set out to be the first double above-the-knee amputee to scale the mountain.
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Hari Budha Magar, an army veteran from Nepal, has made history by becoming the first ever double above-knee amputee to successfully climb Mount Everest, the tallest peak in the world. The exciting news of his summit was shared on his official Twitter account, where it was announced that Hari reached the summit on May 19th at around 3pm.
This remarkable achievement by Hari, who lost his legs in Afghanistan thirteen years ago, serves as a testament to the fact that disabilities should not be seen as barriers to accomplishing great feats. The statement also acknowledged the crucial role played by a team of talented Nepalese climbers, led by Expedition Leader @krisnathapa22, in making Hari's climb possible.
At the summit, Hari shouted, "We did it!", expressing his recognition and gratitude towards the collaborative effort that contributed to this incredible success.
#mounteverest #worldrecords #himalayas #TheNortheastJournal #tnj
A British Army veteran who lost both his legs in Afghanistan has reached the top of Mount Everest in an attempt to make mountaineering history. Hari Budha Magar, a former soldier in the Gurkha regiment, set out to be the first double above-the-knee amputee to scale the mountain.
Story:
Hari Budha Magar, an army veteran from Nepal, has made history by becoming the first ever double above-knee amputee to successfully climb Mount Everest, the tallest peak in the world. The exciting news of his summit was shared on his official Twitter account, where it was announced that Hari reached the summit on May 19th at around 3pm.
This remarkable achievement by Hari, who lost his legs in Afghanistan thirteen years ago, serves as a testament to the fact that disabilities should not be seen as barriers to accomplishing great feats. The statement also acknowledged the crucial role played by a team of talented Nepalese climbers, led by Expedition Leader @krisnathapa22, in making Hari's climb possible.
At the summit, Hari shouted, "We did it!", expressing his recognition and gratitude towards the collaborative effort that contributed to this incredible success.
#mounteverest #worldrecords #himalayas #TheNortheastJournal #tnj
One word for M.S. Dhoni in the Comment Section
The legend who makes our country proud with his Cricket Skills and everywhere there is Something special for Dhoni on field & off the field, One Emotion Mahi 07.
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Leaving #DeepshikhaFoundation in Mumbai after 10 long days of stay.
Must appreciate the humanely behaviour of the much motivated foundation.
In Picture: Young Lohit Chetry of 10yrs with his mama who is recovering from Lukemia. He hails from Biswanath in Assam. He is a champ!
Attended a well organised 24th Regional Youth Parliament Festival organised by Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs in JNV Chirang.
The initiated Festival replicated particulars of Parliament and is pushing students towards a healthy leadership practice.
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It was a lucky Evening in Guwahati got an opportunity to meet Respected Professor Mahendra P Lama Sir.
It warm influencing interacting conversation with sir.
Respected sir accorded his best wishes to ( The Northeast Journal) @thenejournal_ team in the short and sweet meeting