Baramulla: In an attempt to boost the opportunities for the local trekkers in Jammu and Kashmir's Baramulla, the Indian Army is organizing trekking for the local trekkers. An increase in such activities holds a special value in the area, as they were once a shelling hotspot in the valley. With the ceasefire understanding between the two neighboring countries, these villages are now witnessing a ray of hope.
A 10-year-old Zaraa Khan, a student of Delhi Public School Baramulla, and a resident of Kanispora village in Jammu and Kashmir has become the first youngest trekker by covering a distance of 7kms. The trekking event was organized by the Indian Army along LoC in the Uri sector on Friday and a total of 2 trekkers took part in it. On the occasion, Zaraa thanked the Indian Army for such an adventurous event. She is hopeful of similar events being organized in the future.
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The Indian Army has been providing much-needed support for these trekking activities. The trekking activities also reflect the prevailing stability, safety, and security in the area. The avenues and opportunities will also provide a chance to explore the natural beauty of the remote areas in the valley. The local trekkers expressed their excitement and support for the move.
