Meet 16 year old girl, youngest Indian to conquer Mt. Everest

Sixteen-year-old Kaamya Karthikeyan, accompanied by her father, Commander S Karthikeyan, became the youngest Indian to summit Mt. Everest from Nepal.
 

On May 20th, Kaamya and her father conquered Mt. Everest, with the Western Naval Command celebrating Kaamya's historic accomplishment as the youngest Indian summiter.

The Indian Navy lauded Kaamya's achievement, praising her courage and determination. Her ambition to conquer all seven continents' highest peaks showcases her indomitable spirit.
 

Kaamya commenced her Everest journey on April 3rd, supported by the Indian Navy and the Western Naval Command. Inspired by her father, she tackled the challenge with enthusiasm.
 

Kaamya's passion for trekking began at seven, scaling Chandrashila Peak. Her journey included challenging treks like Har-ki-Dun, Kedarkantha Peak, and Roopkund Lake. 
 

At thirteen, Kaamya reached Everest Base Camp, becoming the world's second youngest girl to do so. Her determination led her to conquer Brighu Lake, Sar Pass, and Mt. Aconcagua.
 

Kaamya Karthikeyan's ascent of Mt. Everest showcases resilience, inspiring youths globally to pursue dreams with courage. Her legacy is one of determination and adventure.