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Haryana’s Anita Kundu first Indian woman to scale Mt Everest from China side

CHANDIGARH/HISAR: Anita Kundu, a Sub-Inspector in Haryana Police, on Sunday scaled Mount Everest for the second time in four years. She has become the first Indian woman to climb the peak from the Chinese side.

Haryana’s Anita Kundu first Indian woman to scale Mt Everest from China side

Anita Kundu with her mother. — A file photo



Tribune News Service

Chandigarh/Hisar, May 21

Anita Kundu, a Sub-Inspector in Haryana Police, on Sunday scaled Mount Everest for the second time in four years. She has become the first Indian woman to climb the peak from the Chinese side.

Kundu, who had scaled the highest peak from the Nepal side on May 18, 2013, today hoisted the Tricolour on the Mount Everest.

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Anita belongs to a lower middle class family.

Her family shifted to Hisar 11 years ago after the demise of her father. Anita’s mother, Rajpati Devi, raised the family by selling milk.

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