A hearing-impaired bank manager from Haryana completes a trek to Everest Base Camp, reaching about 5,364 metres and covering nearly 130 kilometres. The reports say Pradeep Mundeja has been deaf since childhood and prepares for the expedition through months of training.
The outlets describe his journey through the challenges of cold and altitude, and emphasize his planning and persistence. India Today frames the story around his personal achievement in scaling the Everest Base Camp route. NDTV highlights his hearing loss and includes a celebratory emphasis on enduring aspirations. Times of India adds details about him planning the trip from India, trekking in October 2026, and receiving support from a trekking group, while also noting his employer’s public recognition.
