Fighting to Death Takes Away Life Every Time

The First Handicapped Indian Woman to Climb Everest

This is the story that few people will know about the dark night of Arunima Sinha's life. The accident occurred on the night of 11 April 2011, when miscreants threw them off the train in Bareilly. Arunima Sinha, who was on track for 7 hours, passed 50 trains over that. The left leg was separated from the body. The body was lifeless. The mice were muttering in front of the eyes, but the brain was telling them to live. Something similar happened during the 2013 climb of Mount Everest, when it was a short distance from the peak and his prosthetic leg was separated from the body. Oxygen is over. But again in the mind said that you have to live.

The same situation happened during the recent climb to the peak of Antarctica, when the falling body responded, but the mind once more said to live. 30-year-old Arunima Sinha always snatches 'life' while fighting to the death in such a difficult situation. So today, despite being a Divyang, she has done the feat to reach the highest peak of seven summits i.e. seven Mahayadapas.

Hailing from a middle-class family, Arunima was interested in sports since childhood. The father was a lancet in the army. When Arunima was 4 years old, her father died. The financial conditions of the house were not good, but his will to play did not become an obstacle. Arunima represented the college in volleyball nationally at the school. Also played hockey. Being an athlete teaches you to fight at every step.

The result of this was that when the miscreants wanted to snatch their gold chains in the train, Arunima fought. Lying on the track, she kept fighting herself and is still struggling every day and every moment. In many interviews and motivational speech, Arunima has said that this attitude could develop in them due to the games. Therefore every human being should be associated with some or the other sport.

One leg of Arunima is prosthetic, and the other has an iron rod. After the accident, he also had two factors in his spinal cord. But immediately after 4 months of treatment in Delhi in 2011, Arunima went straight to meet Bachendri Pal instead of going home. His motive lying on the bed was clear that he did not want to live life as a burden. His brother's advice and guidance on mountaineering was given to him by his brother.

Today, he has received the Padma Shri, National Adventure Award, Honorary Doctorate.

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