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TRENDING: 'Climbing Everest was easier than working on the farm'
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16-06-2018 06:13:33 .
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When Sitaram Aade was called to Chandrapur to sign forms allowing his 19 year old son Parmesh to climb Mount Everest, he didn't really know what it involved. "I had no idea it could be so dangerous. Had known, wouldn't have sent him, says Sitaram, who grows cotton and tur dal on his three acre farm in Chincholi village. 
Parmesh is among the five tribal students from Maharashtra who hit the headlines for scaling the world's tallest peak on May 17. Umakant Madavi, 18, who lives in Govindpur village, says the experience was "life changing". "When placed our Adivasi flag on the summit, thought had conquered the world, he says.  
 
Source: TOI 
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