There are no limitations to what humans can achieve with grit and pure determination. The bounds of human possibility are pushed further everyday by passionate and determined individuals who defy all odds to achieve what they truly want. Their triumphant stories provide us with motivation and inspiration. To prove this idea, here is the story of two sisters Harshdeep Kaur Benipal and Roopleen Kaur Benipal, residents of Dugri, have brought glory to the city of Ludhiana.
The Benipal sisters achieved great success in climbing Africa's highest mountain Mount Kilimanjaro (peak height 5,895 metres, 19,340 feet) on 28 December in ten days. In a heartwarming display of love, they say that they have another surprise planned to make their father proud this New Year. That is to scale the treacherous heights of the highest mountain peak in the world, Mount Everest.
Their father Kulwinder Benipal could not be more proud of his fierce and determined daughters. He says that their passion and grit allows them to achieve whatever they set their mind to. He says that his daughters used to play volleyball and basketball in Guru Nanak Public School. They never took any formal training in anything yet taught themselves everything on their own. They enjoy taking challenges and completing every challenge very well.
Among their adventures, both the sisters have gone deep sea diving into the dark depths of the sea for photography. The Elder daughter Harshdeep Kaur once did 15 thousand feet sky diving. Mother Karamjit Kaur said that she is currently living in San Francisco (USA) for higher education. The second daughter Roopleen Kaur went to Switzerland and later joined her sister in 2010. Both the girls have worked very hard to fly high with courage. After climbing the peak of Mount Kilimanjaro with courage and high spirits, their only dream now, is to reach the world's highest peak.
Both had previously reached Switzerland's highest peak, the Dufourspitze mountain (15,203 ft 4,634 m) in 2020. The proud family members also inform that the elder daughter Harshdeep has also worked in NASA for 2 years. They are also very fond of doing social work which was subsequently honored by former US President Barack Obama. Their parents are incredibly proud of their limitless courage and determination, even saying that their daughters are fearless like lionesses.