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PM Modi Congratulates First Woman Amputee For Scaling Mount Vinson
Prime Minister Narendra Modi took to social media on Friday to congratulate amputee mountaineer Arunima Sinha for successfully climbing Mount Vinson, the highest mountain in Antarctica.
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Indian Amputee, Who Conquered Everest, Gets Honorary Doctorate In The UK
Arunima Sinha, the Indian mountaineer who became the world's first woman amputee to climb Mount Everest in 2013, has been awarded an honorary doctorate by a prestigious UK university for her inspirational achievements.
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Amputee Who Conquered Everest Says She Was 'Mocked' At Ujjain Temple
Arunima Sinha, the first amputee to scale Mount Everest and a former national-level volleyball player, said she was not allowed to enter one of the key shrines in Ujjain and was "mocked" about her disability. The athlete - whose leg was amputated after she was pushed out of a running train while resisting a robbery attempt six years ago -- broke do...
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Kangana Ranaut To Star As Arunima Sinha In Biopic: Reports
Kangana Ranaut is currently filming Manikarnika: The Queen of Jhansi
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Arunima Sinha Conquers Indonesia's Highest Peak
Arunima, the amputee mountaineer who set a record by climbing the Mount Everest, has added another feather in her cap by conquering the highest peak of Indonesia.
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Arunima Sinha, braveheart who lost her leg after being thrown off a moving train, scales Mount Everest
Former national-level volleyball player Arunima Sinha, who had lost her right leg after being thrown off a moving train, today created history by becoming the first amputee to climb Mount Everest.
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Braveheart who lost her leg after being thrown off a moving train set to climb Mt Everest
Former national-level volleyball player Arunima Sinha, who had lost her right leg after being thrown off a moving train in Bareilly two years ago, is all geared up to climb the world's highest peak -- the Mt Everest. Ms Sinha leaves for the expedition today.
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Arunima eyes paralympics
Arunima Sinha (23), the national- level football player who lost her left leg after being pushed from a running train by robbers, was discharged from All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) trauma centre on Tuesday. The incident took place near Bareilly, UP on April 11.
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Arunima's story doesn't check out, says Railway Police
The story of a young national-level volleyball player who lost her left leg after being pushed out of a moving train stunned India. Arunima Sinha was then offered more than two lakhs as compensation by the government, along with a job in the Railways. Her family said she would prefer a career that would keep her linked to sports - so the UP governm...
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Sports Minister to meet Arunima in hospital today
National-level volleyball player Arunima Sinha, who lost a leg after being pushed off a moving train, was today offered a government job by state Sports Minister Ayodhya Pal Singh."The Sports Minister met Sonu this morning and offered her a job in the Sports Directorate or the Sports College," Deputy Director (Sports) Anil Banoda told PTI.He said A...
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Arunima had her leg further amputated
National-level volleyball player Arunima Sinha alias Sonu, who lost her leg after being pushed from a moving train, had her leg further amputated to prevent the spread of infection.Arunima who was pushed off a moving train in Bareilly has now been shifted from Bareilly district hospital to the medical college in Lucknow. The doctors say that they h...
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'A few thousands will not last long, I need govt job,' says athlete who lost leg
Twenty three-year-old national level volleyball player Arunima Sinha, who lost her leg after being thrown out of a train by robbers, today demanded a government job saying that a "small compensation" will not help her. (Read and Watch: 25K - Govt's offer for athlete who lost leg)"A few thousand rupees cannot last long. I have a full life to live an...
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PM Modi Congratulates First Woman Amputee For Scaling Mount Vinson
Prime Minister Narendra Modi took to social media on Friday to congratulate amputee mountaineer Arunima Sinha for successfully climbing Mount Vinson, the highest mountain in Antarctica.
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Indian Amputee, Who Conquered Everest, Gets Honorary Doctorate In The UK
Arunima Sinha, the Indian mountaineer who became the world's first woman amputee to climb Mount Everest in 2013, has been awarded an honorary doctorate by a prestigious UK university for her inspirational achievements.
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Amputee Who Conquered Everest Says She Was 'Mocked' At Ujjain Temple
Arunima Sinha, the first amputee to scale Mount Everest and a former national-level volleyball player, said she was not allowed to enter one of the key shrines in Ujjain and was "mocked" about her disability. The athlete - whose leg was amputated after she was pushed out of a running train while resisting a robbery attempt six years ago -- broke do...
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Kangana Ranaut To Star As Arunima Sinha In Biopic: Reports
Kangana Ranaut is currently filming Manikarnika: The Queen of Jhansi
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Arunima Sinha Conquers Indonesia's Highest Peak
Arunima, the amputee mountaineer who set a record by climbing the Mount Everest, has added another feather in her cap by conquering the highest peak of Indonesia.
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Arunima Sinha, braveheart who lost her leg after being thrown off a moving train, scales Mount Everest
Former national-level volleyball player Arunima Sinha, who had lost her right leg after being thrown off a moving train, today created history by becoming the first amputee to climb Mount Everest.
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Braveheart who lost her leg after being thrown off a moving train set to climb Mt Everest
Former national-level volleyball player Arunima Sinha, who had lost her right leg after being thrown off a moving train in Bareilly two years ago, is all geared up to climb the world's highest peak -- the Mt Everest. Ms Sinha leaves for the expedition today.
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Arunima eyes paralympics
Arunima Sinha (23), the national- level football player who lost her left leg after being pushed from a running train by robbers, was discharged from All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) trauma centre on Tuesday. The incident took place near Bareilly, UP on April 11.
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Arunima's story doesn't check out, says Railway Police
The story of a young national-level volleyball player who lost her left leg after being pushed out of a moving train stunned India. Arunima Sinha was then offered more than two lakhs as compensation by the government, along with a job in the Railways. Her family said she would prefer a career that would keep her linked to sports - so the UP governm...
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Sports Minister to meet Arunima in hospital today
National-level volleyball player Arunima Sinha, who lost a leg after being pushed off a moving train, was today offered a government job by state Sports Minister Ayodhya Pal Singh."The Sports Minister met Sonu this morning and offered her a job in the Sports Directorate or the Sports College," Deputy Director (Sports) Anil Banoda told PTI.He said A...
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Arunima had her leg further amputated
National-level volleyball player Arunima Sinha alias Sonu, who lost her leg after being pushed from a moving train, had her leg further amputated to prevent the spread of infection.Arunima who was pushed off a moving train in Bareilly has now been shifted from Bareilly district hospital to the medical college in Lucknow. The doctors say that they h...
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'A few thousands will not last long, I need govt job,' says athlete who lost leg
Twenty three-year-old national level volleyball player Arunima Sinha, who lost her leg after being thrown out of a train by robbers, today demanded a government job saying that a "small compensation" will not help her. (Read and Watch: 25K - Govt's offer for athlete who lost leg)"A few thousand rupees cannot last long. I have a full life to live an...
