Kathua, May 25,2026- In a historic achievement for the nation, the Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP) force’s first-ever all-women expedition team successfully scaled Mount Everest, marking a major milestone in India’s mountaineering and women empowerment journey.
Among the members of the expedition was Anjali Devi from Kathua, whose accomplishment has brought immense pride to Jammu and Kashmir. The successful summit by the all-women ITBP team has been widely hailed as a symbol of courage, determination, and the rising strength of India’s women.
Union Minister of State Jitendra Singh congratulated the expedition team on the remarkable feat and described it as a proud moment for Jammu and Kashmir as well as the entire country. He praised the team’s dedication and perseverance, calling the achievement a true celebration of “Nari Shakti.”
The expedition is being seen as a landmark moment for the ITBP, showcasing the capabilities and resilience of women personnel in extreme conditions. The successful scaling of the world’s highest peak by the all-women team also sends a strong message of inspiration to young women across the country to pursue their dreams fearlessly.
Officials said the achievement reflects the growing participation of women in challenging fields and highlights India’s commitment towards gender empowerment and equal opportunities in uniformed services.
The feat has drawn appreciation from across the country, with many people congratulating the team for scripting history and bringing glory to the nation.
