Indian Woman Climber Baljeet Kaur Rescued From Mount Annapurna in Nepal; Thanks People for Prayers

Kathmandu, April 21: Baljeet Kaur, the record-holding Indian woman climber who was rescued from Mt. Annapurna this week and is currently undergoing treatment at a hospital in Kathmandu, has thanked everyone who prayed for her well-being.

She went missing on April 17 while descending from the summit point of the world’s 10th tallest peak and presumed was dead. But the next day she was found alive. Baljeet Kaur, Indian Mountaineer Who Went Missing From Mount Annapurna in Nepal, Found Alive.

In a tweet on Friday, the 27-year-old said: “Jai Hind… I would like to take a moment to thank you all from the bottom of my Heart who were with me Directly or Indirectly during that difficult time I faced. Thank you so much for your praying and blessings.” Nepal: Five Climbers, Including Indian Female Climber Baljeet Kaur, Airlifted From Mount Annapurna to Kathmandu.

The Himachal Pradesh-based mountaineer had many feathers in her hat. She broke the record of the first Indian woman to summit Mount Manaslu without oxygen and the youngest woman to summit Mount Manaslu without oxygen.

She was also the first Indian to climb six 8,000M peaks in the world and the fastest Indian to climb six 8,000M peaks in the world (5 months 2 days).

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