Bhakti Sharma, who belongs to a Dessert place, aiming to make a world record in open water swimming has today completed her dream.
She proved that s statement that "Dreams do come True"
She has set a world record by swimming 1.4 miles in 52 minutes in one degree temperature at Antarctic Ocean.
She has bettered the earlier record of British open water swimmer Lewis Pugh and American swimmer Lynne Cox, a release said.
One of the youngest in the world and the first Asian girl to have achieved this feat.
Akhilesh Joshi, the chief executive officer of Hindustan Zinc, said, "We are very proud of Bhakti Sharma for this rare achievement. Whole country is proud of her and particularly girls who would be seeing her as inspiration to join swimming. Her achievement only proves that given the right support and opportunities India can produce many such talents."
Bhakti, a recipient of Tenzing Norgay National Adventure Award in 2010, expressed her gratefulness towards Udaipur-based Hindustan Zinc for supporting her when she had lost hope for her mission and needed the support.
She has been pursuing open water swimming for the last 10 years. She has now conquered all the five oceans of the world.
She proved that s statement that "Dreams do come True"
She has set a world record by swimming 1.4 miles in 52 minutes in one degree temperature at Antarctic Ocean.
She has bettered the earlier record of British open water swimmer Lewis Pugh and American swimmer Lynne Cox, a release said.
One of the youngest in the world and the first Asian girl to have achieved this feat.
Akhilesh Joshi, the chief executive officer of Hindustan Zinc, said, "We are very proud of Bhakti Sharma for this rare achievement. Whole country is proud of her and particularly girls who would be seeing her as inspiration to join swimming. Her achievement only proves that given the right support and opportunities India can produce many such talents."
Bhakti, a recipient of Tenzing Norgay National Adventure Award in 2010, expressed her gratefulness towards Udaipur-based Hindustan Zinc for supporting her when she had lost hope for her mission and needed the support.
She has been pursuing open water swimming for the last 10 years. She has now conquered all the five oceans of the world.
