Arunima Sinha becomes first woman amputee to scale Mount Vinson, Internet overwhelmed
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Several leaders including Prime Minister Narendra Modi extended wishes to her and congratulated Sinha for breaking the world record.
The internet was all praises for Indian mountaineer Arunima Sinha, who became the first woman amputee to climb Mount Vinson, the highest peak in Antarctica.
The national-level volleyball player posted a tweet on Wednesday announcing her big victory.
She tweeted, " The wait is over
we are glad to share with you
The World record
World's 1st woman amputee who climbed Mount Vinson (highest peak of Antarctica) has become to the name of our country India🇮🇳
Thank's to all for their blessings and pray
Jai Hind
@PMOIndia @narendramodi @Ra_THORe".
The wait is over
— Dr. Arunima Sinha (@sinha_arunima) January 3, 2019
we are glad to share with you
The World record
World's 1st woman amputee who climbed Mount Vinson (highest peak of Antarctica) has become to the name of our country India🇮🇳
Thank's to all for their blessings and pray
Jai Hind@PMOIndia @narendramodi @Ra_THORe
Sinha also tagged PM Modi and Minister Rajyavardhan Rathore in her post.
Several leaders including Prime Minister Narendra Modi extended wishes to her and congratulated Sinha for breaking the world record.
Kudos to @sinha_arunima for keeping the Indian flag flying high and becoming world’s first woman amputee to scale Mount Vinson, Antarctica.
— Amit Shah (@AmitShah) January 4, 2019
We salute your dedication and commitment. Entire nation is proud of your accomplishment.
Excellent!
— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) January 4, 2019
Congratulations to @sinha_arunima for scaling new heights of success.
She is the pride of India, who has distinguished herself through her hardwork and perseverance.
Wishing her the very best for her future endeavours. https://t.co/Fi8GTQ1QVn
I congratulate to @sinha_arunima for embedding the name of our country on Mount Vinson (highest peak of Antarctica) & setting the World Record by becoming the World’s 1st amputee to climb it.
— Dr. Mahesh Sharma (@dr_maheshsharma) January 4, 2019
We are proud of you. Jai Hind 🇮🇳 https://t.co/46eNdtdUWN
I had the privilege of meeting this strong willed woman during #FirstLadies Awards, @sinha_arunima
— Maneka Gandhi (@Manekagandhibjp) January 4, 2019
Congratulations for attaining yet another breakthrough. May you keep achieving greater heights!https://t.co/PJagVMegCN pic.twitter.com/AiN7yzmOw3
In 2013, Sinha had broken the world record by becoming the first woman amputee to climb Mount Everest.
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Sinha has climbed five peaks including Mt Everest, Mt Kilimanjaro, Mt Ebrus, Mt Kosciuszko and Mt Aconcagua.
She was pushed out of a running train in 2011 while attempting to resist a gang of dacoits. One of her legs had to be amputated following the incident.
