Mountaineer Rohtash Khileri of Malapur in Hisar district has been named in the India Book of Records. Rohtash has received the certificate through post. On March 21, 2021, Rohtash stayed for 24 hours on Mount Kilimanjaro, the highest peak of the African continent, and waved the tricolor, which is 5895 meters high. On this basis, Khileri’s name has been recorded in the India Book of Records.
Rohtash said that the registration for this was done on 29th April, but the certificate was received through post this month. It is noteworthy that Rohtash has conquered many peaks so far. Rohtash said that now his dream is to hoist the tricolor by staying on the peak of Mount Everest for 24 hours in the year 2023. For this, he will now start training. Rohtash’s father Subhash Chandra is a farmer while his mother Bansi Devi is a housewife. Rohtash said that to maintain fitness, he continued his practice at home as well.
Rohitash has conquered these peaks
– Mount Everest on 16 May 2018
– Mount Kilimanjaro on 23 July 2018
– Mount Elbrus on 4 September 2018
– Mount Elbrus on 1 February 2020
– Mount Friendship on 9 October 2020
– Mount Moon on November 1, 2020
Mountaineer Rohtash Khileri, also known as Rohtash Bishnoi, hails from a small village in Haryana, India.He has gained recognition for his mountaineering achievements and passion for exploration.
One of his notable accomplishments is setting the record for the longest duration spent atop Mt. Kilimanjaro.He reached the summit of Uhuru Peak, the highest point of Mt. Kilimanjaro at 5,895 meters, on March 21, 2021, at 11:45 am, and remained there for 24 hours until 12:07 pm on March 22, 2021.This feat was confirmed by the India Book of Records on April 29, 2022.
In addition to his Kilimanjaro achievement, Khileri has expressed a strong desire to hoist the national flag on Mt. Everest for 24 hours, demonstrating his dedication to mountaineering and national pride.
Khileri’s accomplishments have been recognized in various publications, including the India Book of Records Monthly.
His achievements serve as an inspiration to many aspiring mountaineers and adventurers in India and beyond.
