Four Maharashtra tribal students scale Mt Everest

Mumbai Four tribal students, including a girl, of ashram schools in Maharashtra have scaled the world's highest mountain, Mount Everest. They are Manisha Dhurve, 18, Umakant Madavi and Parmesh Aale, both 19, from Devada Ashram School and Kavidas Katmode, 18, from Jeevti Ashram School. They were part of a 10-member Indian tribal students expedition selected under the 'Mission Shaurya'initiative to scale the world's highest mountain. (IANS)