It is often found that people are
glued to the news of celebrity whatever they are in the fields may be. They are really amazed by their fascinated journey
and try to inculcate them in daily life.
In that midst, we tend to ignore
the unsung heroes or realistic stories of a common man, who makes proud the society
or the nation by dint of hard work.
Moreover, they do not receive the mainstream coverage, as they should
be.
It also gives a strong introspection for
the younger generation, whom to choose as a celebrity. Shekar Goud from Hyderabad makes us
the country proud by climbing the Mount Kilimanjaro (19,341 feet), the highest
peak in African continent. No doubt, he
conquered the peak, but the most appealing part is that he is the first
triple amputee, who have achieved this feat!
What a scornful journey he may
have. He was an amputee at the age of eighteen
years due to electrocution but did not stop him to dream big and coming out with
tragic moments which otherwise can be a huge impact on his mind!
In a society, where we live, often distress, and keep
grumbling for every small and trivial issue. We get depressed or
sometimes take a grave step like suicide if we lose even materialistic
things. If we see on the other side of
this young man Shekar Goud, he becomes a hero, a real champion even after he has
been amputated. A lot to
be learned from this young man. one can achieve one’s dream and everything
is a reality if you have that determination, confidence and self-belief.
Sometimes does the question arise, if you are disabled, still
can you live like a normal person? After becoming disabled, many people attempt
suicides because they think their life has ended there, which is a sheer
ignorance.
Sekhar Goud proves them wrong that there is nothing one
cannot achieve under the sun in spite of having a disability. Really unbelievable and how he overcome and
cut down all the obstacles in life and has succeeded. Salute to his
courage, spirit and consistency.
In August this year, Sekhar Goud, conquered the feat of Mount
Elbrus, which is the highest peak in Russia.
He became the first Indian triple amputee to scale Mount Elburus. Besides,
he is also a para- badminton player and marathon runner.
Determination has no
limit. This is an example of self-belief. No doubt, Sekhar is an inspiration to a lot
of youngsters in India. A positive
thinker and a great motivator. He soon realized
that
being an amputee does not have to stop him from chasing the passion or dreams. He boosted confidence and firmly believe that
he could do everything that a person without a disability also does.
He
has many plans lined up for the future and working on making them a
reality. Trekking gives him immense pleasure and excitement. His biggest goal is to trek to the topmost part of Mount Everest. He also aims to conquer all the highest peaks
of seven continents, besides all the death zone peaks in the world. Wish him all the
success and he may achieve the best in his life.
His tag line is Nothing is impossible! He is firmly believed that an amputee can
live like a normal person and to empowering people like that he is working on this endeavour. One can contact Sekhar Goud at +91
98665-43730.
He is looking forward starting an NGO and for this, he needs sufficient funds, which he is working towards it. He is of the opinion and strongly believes that an amputee must know life is beautiful, and they must not give up.
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