Anaya waving the tricolor on the base camp.
9 -year -old Anaya Sauda of Kurukshetra, Haryana has created history with his spirits and hard work. This little girl has hoisted the tricolor at the base camp of Mount Everest by completing 130 km long tracking at a temperature of minus 12 degrees in Nepal.
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Anaya has become the youngest mountaineer in the state by achieving such a big place at a young age. He dedicated this campaign against drugs and also gave a message to the youth to stay away from drugs.
After completing this tracking, Anaya was honored in Chandigarh by CM Naib Singh Saini of Haryana on 26 May. Now read, how this journey was decided …
CM Naib Saini honoring Anaya in Chandigarh.
Inspiration from aunt’s stories, the urge to climb in childhood Anaya, who is studying in 5th grade, got a hobby of mountaineering from her aunt Mamta Sauda, who is working in the post of DSP in Haryana Police and has also conquered Mount Everest. Mamta’s husband Rajesh works to train climbers.
Whenever Anaya meets her aunt, she would ask her to tell stories to climb Everest. These things aroused the dream of climbing a mountain in his mind too. One day she herself told Bua that she also wanted to go to Everest. After this, Mamta and Rajesh started preparing her.
His aunt’s son Aryan was also involved in this journey with Anaya.
Training started from February, mother used to pick up the gym at 5 am Anaya started preparing for trekking from February 2024. Mother Rupali Sauda used to wake her up at 5 am and take her to the gym. There she used to exercise lightly, ran on the treadmill. In the evening she would ride a bicycle and run. While returning home, the mother used to be on a bicycle and Anaya came back running.
Rajesh and Mamta were also strengthening her mentally along with together. At the same time, he was telling him about snow, lack of oxygen and dealing with sudden changing weather.
Anaya and Aryan used to travel about 10 kilometers daily every day.
Track started with brother Aryan, tracking from May 3 Anaya was not alone. Her 8 -year -old Fuchra Bhai Aryan was also in this mission. Both the children were trained by Rajesh Sauda. On April 30, the entire family (Anaya, Aryan, Rajesh and Mamta) left for Kathmandu, the capital of Nepal from Delhi. On May 1, he reached Lukla, from where the trekking of Everest Base Camp begins.
From May 3, he started trekking. Every day at 6 in the morning, he used to climb about 8-10 hours. Used to travel about 10 kilometers daily. The path was very rocky and narrow. Ropes had to be resorted to in many places. Mamta and Rajesh kept guiding the children.
Anaya also got fever during trekking, but she continued the journey with medicine.
Rain-oil, minus temperature and lack of oxygen Several times on the way, trekking had to be stopped due to rain and hail. Lack of oxygen was also constantly felt. The temperature in the look was minus 7 degrees, which went to the minus 12 by reaching the base camp.
They carried chocolate, dry fruits and fruits to eat. Energy continued from these.
Skin burn and fever, still did not stop The cold was so much that Anaya’s skin was burnt. His mouth tasted. There was also a mild fever, but he did not give up. Father Mahesh Sauda got him medical before trekking. Together, stomach pain, coughs and cold medicines were given. Many times he also had to eat these medicines.
During the tracking, both children had to pass through narrow paths and icy mountains.
Tricolor hoisted after reaching Everest Base Camp on 14 May On May 14, the final climb started from Gorakhshape at 8 am. This half kilometer route was the most difficult. Between the minus 12 degrees and stones, Anaya and Aryan reached the Everest Base Camp at 11 am and hoisted the tricolor.
Anaya’s father Advocate Mahesh Sauda said that both the children completed the tracking of about 130 km. He has created history by doing this feat at such a young age and he is proud of both children.
