In a groundbreaking achievement, Makkamadina Bhashesab Mulla, a 30-year-old woman from Hadalageri, Bijapur, Karnataka, has set a new world record for the “Longest Distance Driven by a Blind Person (Female).” Despite being 100% blind, Makkamadina successfully drove a four-wheeler for an impressive distance of 133 kilometers in a time of 4 hours and 13 minutes, breaking barriers and proving that nothing is impossible with determination and skill.
On 7th January 2022, Makkamadina, with the support of an instructor who guided her in traffic, embarked on this extraordinary journey, pushing the limits of human achievement. Her feat not only highlights her exceptional talent but also demonstrates the power of resilience and courage in overcoming personal challenges.
Makkamadina’s remarkable accomplishment has earned widespread recognition and applause from prominent figures, including Vijay Mahantesh Saalimath and Jaya V Saalimath, well-known advocates from Muddebihal, Bijapur. They praised her incredible perseverance and commitment, recognizing her as an inspiration for people everywhere, particularly those facing disabilities.
Speaking about the achievement, Vijay Mahantesh Saalimath said, “Makkamadina’s accomplishment is nothing short of extraordinary. She has not only broken a world record but has also shown that limitations exist only in the mind. Her success is an inspiration to all of us.”
Makkamadina’s journey is an inspiring story of determination and empowerment, serving as a beacon of hope for those facing challenges in their lives. Her record-breaking feat will undoubtedly encourage others, especially those with disabilities, to pursue their dreams fearlessly, proving that with courage, anything is possible.
This world record has opened doors for greater possibilities, and Makkamadina’s name will undoubtedly be remembered as a trailblazer who defied the odds and set a new standard for what individuals can achieve regardless of their circumstances.
