Guwahati: Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma today lauded Rupamoni Gorh, the trailblazing Assamese woman who recently scaled Mount Everest, marking a historic milestone for the state. During a special felicitation ceremony, the Chief Minister announced a financial reward of ₹10 lakh and proposed an offer for a Sub-Inspector (SI) position in the state police force, recognizing her extraordinary courage and dedication.
Gorh's ascent to the world's highest peak makes her the first woman from Assam to achieve this monumental feat, inspiring countless individuals across the region. Her accomplishment underscores the potential and resilience of Assamese youth in adventure sports and mountaineering, particularly in challenging global arenas.
The Chief Minister highlighted the state's immense pride in Gorh's success, stating that her achievement has brought significant glory to Assam on an international platform. He reiterated the government's steadfast commitment to supporting athletes and adventurers who bring laurels to the state, encouraging more young people to pursue their dreams in various fields, including extreme sports.
The announced incentives are expected to provide significant impetus to Gorh's future endeavors and serve as a powerful motivator for aspiring mountaineers from Assam and the wider Northeast, demonstrating the state's appreciation for exceptional achievements.
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