Ratna raised the flag of Bangladesh at a height of 4,000 meters

Fresh mountaineer Reshma Nahar Ratna flew two red and green flags in two successive 3,000 meters. Recently, he successfully completed the operation. No Bengali woman has ever been seen doing such an operation before. During this time he participated in 5 expeditions to the Alpine style.

 It is reported that on August 8, he started on the Kang Yatse-2 mountain road in the Marakha valley of Ladakh. Due to the severe weather, the weather started to come down after 5 days. In the meantime, the flow of water in the hills was difficult due to the increased flow of water.

How Ratna raised the flag?

Then on the 22nd of August the stock traveled on the way to Kangri. On August 26, the stock reached Kangri Basecamp and left for the summit at 5:30 pm. During this time, the legs become blistering. After the overnight trek, the Bangladesh flag reached the summit of St Kangri at 5am the next morning.

Leh returned from Basecamp on August 25 to the city. After resting on August 25, we reached Chakdo again on 27 August, heading to Kang Yatse-2. Reach Nimling on 28 August and Basecamp on 28 August. On the night of August 26, heading for the summit, at 8am the next morning, a red-green flag was hoisted at the top of Kang Yatse-2. During this time, the whites began to go out and after 5 minutes at the summit they made their way to Basecamp.

 Leh returned home from Basecamp on August 5th. He did not forget to raise the flag of the primary family in the two mountains, respecting his profession. He wished everyone in the family. Sourav Rautela, a teacher at the Nehru Institute of Mountaineering, and his students were the facilitators.

Chitrapada's daughter Ratna is a teacher in the profession. But his unyielding desire for the white hills. Therefore, the mountaineer is regularly advancing on the path of the mountain beyond the hundredth. His path began by joining a club at the top of Keokradong in the 21st. Then he did not stop.

That same year he went to Nehru Institute of Mountaineering in Uttar Pradesh, India, for basic training in mountaineering with the help of the club. Later, basic training took higher training. He raided Mount Kenya's Lenana Peak. This is his first 3,000-meter mountain expedition.

He will continue this journey on the way to the mountain if he receives patronage. Ratna expects the blessings and good wishes of the primary education family. He also sought the blessings of the countrymen.