write in your own words the qualities that we can learn from Arunima life
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Answer:On 20 July 1988, a girl named Sonu (Arunima Sinha) was born in Ambedkar Nagar, UP. Not much is known about her childhood or education but she is the first woman with an amputation to scale the Mount Everest.
Arunima Sinha was an erstwhile national volleyball and football athlete. Her life changed when she boarded the Padmavati Express for her examination to join the Central Industrial Security Force on 12 April 2011. She was in her coach when some robbers tried to snatch her bag and gold chain. In the middle of the scuffle, she was pushed out of the train. There was another train on a parallel track which crushed one of her legs below the knee.
She was admitted to the hospital and to save her life, the doctors had no option but to amputate her leg. She was under treatment at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences when the survival story cricketer Yuvraj Singh who came back from the jaws of cancer fuelled her passion to climb Mount Everest.
Explanation:
Through her grit and perseverance, Arunima has proved that disability cannot defeat her spirit and zest for life.