Nirmal (Telangana): In the tranquil hills of Himachal Pradesh, amidst the rugged terrain and towering peaks, a tale of courage and determination unfolds, a tale of Deepika, a young tribal girl from Mahalingi village in Tanur mandal of Nirmal district, Telangana. Her recent triumph at the National Adventure Training Camp organised by the NSS has not only made her district proud, but also shattered stereotypes about the capabilities of young women
Deepika's journey is a testament to the power of determination and resilience. From a young age, she refused to be confined to the classroom, embracing every opportunity to explore the world beyond textbooks. Active in social service, sports and cultural activities, Deepika's spirit knew no bounds. Her parents, Navate Lakshmi and Bhojaram, farmers by profession, instilled in her a love for adventure and a belief in her abilities.
Joining Giriraj Government College in Nizamabad district headquarters for a B Sc (BZC) course, Deepika's journey took a thrilling turn when she joined the NSS. Deepika was one of the 10 students, who have been selected for the national-level adventure training camp. She embarked on a journey that would test her courage and resilience like never before.
From January 3 to 12 of this year, Deepika fearlessly tackled every challenge thrown her way at Dharamshala McLeod Ganj in Himachal Pradesh. From rock climbing to artificial rock climbing, and even river crossing by rope walking, she conquered each obstacle with grace and determination. Her crowning achievement was scaling Mount Trent, standing at an awe-inspiring 2,875 metres above sea level.