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Indian woman climbs Everest twice in 5 days

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Kathmandu: Indian climber Anshu Jamsenpa created mountaineering history on Sunday when she summitted Mount Everest twice in a span of five days.
Anshu unfurled the Indian Tricolour on the mountain’s crest on May 16 at 9 am, and completed the feat for a second time at 7.45 am, on Sunday.
She thus climbed the world’s highest mountain twice in 118 hours and 15 minutes and set the record for a double ascent in a single season.
Anshu also became the first Indian woman to climb Mount Everest five times in a record time.
Everest Summitter Association (ESA) General Secretary Lhakpa Rangdu Sherpa made the official announcement from the Everest Base Camp on Sunday morning. (Agencies)

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