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- Bhukya Yashwanth reached the summit of Mount Saramati on 20 September 2026.
- This climb marks the completion of the Seven Sisters leg of his mission to scale the highest point in all 28 Indian states.
- He aims to use these expeditions to inspire youth from rural and tribal backgrounds to pursue sports and adventure.
- The project also serves to document India's diverse landscapes and cultures.
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Bhukya Yashwanth
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“My journey is not only about reaching summits. It is about showing young people that determination, courage and hard work can take us beyond our limitations. Every mountain has taught me something new, and every expedition has strengthened my belief that no goal is too high when we are willing to work for it”
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…and self-belief. Through his journey, Yashwanth aims to encourage young people, especially those from rural and tribal communities, to believe in themselves and explore opportunities through sports and adventure. “ My journey is not only about reaching summits. It is about showing young people that determination, courage and hard work can take us beyond our limitations. Every mountain has taught me something new, and every expedition has strengthened my belief that no goal is too high when we are willing to work for it ,” said Yashwanth. Har Shikhar Par Tiranga The Har Shikhar Par Tiranga mission is Yashwanth’s effort to climb and document the highest points of all 28 Indian states, carrying the Tricolour to each summit and showcasing…
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