An Indian climber Sunday achieved the summit of Mount Everest for the second time in under seven days, her endeavor group stated, setting a ladies' record for a twofold rising of the world's most astounding mountain in a solitary season.Anshu Jamsenpa, 37, come back from the 8,848-meter crest on May 16, preceding pivoting after a short rest to rehash the deed.
"Anshu achieved the summit of Everest at 8:00 am (0215 GMT) today for the second time this season, setting another record," said Dawa Lama of Dream Himalaya Adventures.
Jamsenpa, a mother of two, was honored by Tibetan profound pioneer the Dalai Lama before leaving for the expedition.The ebb and flow female record, affirmed by Guinness World Records, is held by Nepali climber Chhurim Sherpa, who in 2012 turn into the main lady to scale the pinnacle twice in a season.
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