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4. How would you describe Professor MC Misra's reaction to Arunima's scaling
Mount Everest?
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Answered by sunidhas
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Thrilled at his patient having conquered Mt. Everest, AIIMS Trauma Centre head M.C. Misra said: “I knew that she wanted to climb the Everest but I am absolutely speechless and happy to hear that she has managed to do it so soon.”

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