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Journey To The Extremities Of The World
Yet, for many young champions in India, the toughest mountain is not of ice or rock, but of opportunity. Dreams falter not because of lack of courage, but because the encouragement and support to fuel them often falls short.
Meet Kaamya Karthikeyan who is rewriting that narrative. At just 17, she became the youngest girl in the world to conquer the Seven Summits, carrying India’s spirit to the summit of the highest peak on each of the seven continents, including Mt. Everest, which she climbed at the age of 16. Honored with the Pradhan Mantri Rashtriya Bal Shakti Puruskar, Kaamya has shown us what fearless vision looks like in youth.
Her next mission is even bigger, bolder, and historic—the Explorer’s Grand Slam. By April 2026, she aims to accomplish what only a handful in the world have ever achieved: climbing all Seven Summits and skiing to both the North and South Poles. If she succeeds, she will etch India’s name into the record books as the youngest human ever to accomplish this extraordinary feat.
Behind every flag on a peak lies an unseen climb—demanding resources, relentless preparation, and support. With milestones ahead in December 2025 and April 2026, Kaamya’s journey is not about personal glory, but about showing that when India’s youth are given wings, they can rise higher than the world dares imagine.
This is where true leadership counts—not on the mountains, but in the choice to stand with those who dare to climb them.
Together, we can ensure that Kaamya’s journey is not stalled by circumstance, but fueled by belief, vision, and collective will.
Stand with Kaamya. Fuel her dream. Carry India’s spirit to the world’s peaks and poles.
