All Women's Mountain Climbing Teams of ITBP have successfully succeeded on the Mount Noon, flag-in ceremony in Delhi

New -Delhi, September 27 (IANS). A large flag-in ceremony was organized by all women’s mountain climbing teams from the Indo-Tibetan Border Police Force (ITBP) to celebrate the successful Ascension on Mount Noon (Ladakh). In his speech, ITBP director Rahul Rasgotra said that the team of 14 women’s climbers, led by the Assistant Commandant Ms. Bhanita, successfully stepped on the peak of the mountain (Ladakh, 7,135 m) on August 14, 2025. This achievement not only adds a new chapter to the glorious history of Mountaining excellence. The main guest Govind Mohan honored these courageous women’s climbers with cash prizes and appreciated his unbearable courage, determination and unwavering passion. He said that ITBP has always been a leader in the field of mountaineering and that the Interior Ministry is committed to promoting such campaigns and sports activities. On this occasion, ITBP liaison officer Kamlesh Kamal said that more women’s teams would be further prepared by taking inspiration from this campaign, so that India’s name could reach the heights on the world scene. This program not only promotes courage and adventure spirit within ITBP, but also sets a new example in the field of mountaineering. This success will come generations and they will also be inspired to achieve their goals. Govind Mohan, Minister of Home Affairs, the government of India was present as the main guests at the event. In addition, senior officers of the power, the leaders of the campaign and the brave Homvirganas were also present, who achieved this achievement. The flag-in ceremony concluded with a thank-you voice to the main guests and an unforgettable group photo with the campaign team. -Ians VKU/SCH Share this Story Tags