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Gorakhpur boy unfurls national flag at Africa’s highest mountain

Nitish Singh Unfurled the national flag at Mount Kilimanjaro peak

Mountaineer Nitish Singh from Gorakhpur unfurled the national flag at Mount Kilimanjaro peak, the highest mountain in the African continent.

He scaled a height of 5,895 meters above sea level and unfurled the Indian tricolour flag at the mountain on January 26. “People have supported me to overcome difficulties. Now I aim to scale the top seven highest peaks of the world,” he said. “I have also raised a flag for the transgender community for supporting me in my journey,” he added.

Source: Social Media

He said that it took him three days to climb Mount Kilimanjaro.

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