How a NASA scientist and a record-breaking mountaineer conquered an unknown mountain to raise money for girls’ education
Investigating the pinnacles of the world's most elevated mountains or the insider facts of room's most profound mazes has become practically natural for Poorna Malavath and Kavya Manyapu. It has taken Manyapu to NASA where her exploration has included planning space suits, and Malavath to the highest point of Mount Everest when in 2014, she turned into the most youthful ever lady to culmination the world's most elevated mountain at only 13 years of age. Presently, these two ladies have directed their investigating soul into getting over a portion of the world's most troublesome mountains as a feature of their mission, Venture Shakthi, which fund-raises to support young ladies' schooling. Toward the finish of August, they climbed a 6,012m virgin top in Ladakh, India - one beforehand unmapped and immaculate by human undertakings - expecting to utilize the imagery of pioneering a path both in a real sense and figuratively. Never got over, the mountain introduced...