Archive · 26 May 2025
Indian Army Man from Lohardaga Scales Mount Everest
Imagine a soldier from India who always dreamed of climbing the highest mountain in the world, Mount Everest.
His name is Bahadur Pahan.
He worked hard, trained, and finally reached the top!
He put up flags to represent his country, his home state of Jharkhand, and his army group.
He hopes his climb will encourage young people to follow their dreams too.
People from his town are very proud and happy for him.
Army subedar Bahadur Pahan from Lohardaga scaled Mount Everest on May 23.
He is a member of the 3 Bihar Regiment.
Bahadur fulfilled a 15-year-old dream.
He unfurled the Jharkhand government logo and his regiment's flag at the summit.
Bahadur had training at the High Altitude Warfare School in Gulmarg and Sommarg.
- Who
- Bahadur Pahan, an Army subedar from Lohardaga, Jharkhand
- What
- Bahadur Pahan scaled Mount Everest.
- When
- May 23
- Where
- Mt Everest
- Why
- To fulfill his dream and motivate youths in Jharkhand.
- Mountaineer's Name
- Bahadur Pahan
- Army Regiment
- 3 Bihar Regiment
- Location
- Mt Everest
- Date of Summit
- May 23
- Hometown
- Lohardaga, Jharkhand
- Training Institute
- Nehru Institute of Mountaineering, Uttarkashi