When dreams get wings and intentions are strong, no height is impossible. The same has been done by the Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) female sub-inspector Geeta Samota, who created a new history by climbing the world’s highest peak Mount Everest. Getting out of a small village in Rajasthan and reaching the top of Everest was not an easy journey, but Geeta showed her charisma with her courage, hard work and strong will. His achievement has become pride for every Indian and an inspiration for every girl.
Geeta Samota created history by climbing Everest
The first female CISF officer Geeta Samota has created history by climbing the top of Mount Everest. On the morning of 19 May 2025, when he climbed the world’s highest peak at an altitude of 8,849 meters, it was not just his personal success, but a moment of pride for the Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) and the entire country. Geeta, a resident of Chak village in Sikar district of Rajasthan, has achieved this major achievement by leaving her ordinary family. Geeta, who was interested in sports since childhood, also performed well in hockey, but her career stopped due to injury. After this, he gave a new direction to his passion and joined the CISF in 2011 and moved towards mountaineering.
Hard work and training in mountaineering
Geeta Samota performed a 6-week basic mountaineering course at the Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP) training center in Auli (Uttarakhand) in 2015. She was the only woman in her batch at that time. She then completed another advanced course and became the first female climber of CISF (Central Industrial Security Force). The result of Geeta’s hard work and courage was that she became the first woman CAPF (Central Armed Police Force) officer to climb Mount Satopanth (Uttarakhand) and Mount Lobche (Nepal) in 2019. Despite the Kovid-19 epidemic and many difficulties, he did not give up. He started the “Saat Shikhar” mission to climb the highest mountain peaks of all seven continents. Geeta Samota made a special record by hoisting the tricolor on the highest peaks of Australia, Russia, Tanzania and Argentina in just 6 months. His journey has become an inspiration for the daughters of the country.
Large successes achieved at a rapid pace
Geeta Samota surprised everyone by climbing five mountains in just three days in the Roopshu area of Ladakh. Three of these mountains were more than 6,000 meters high. She became the fastest female mountaineer to climb so fast at such a height. He has received many respects for his bravery and hard work. The Delhi Women’s Commission honored them with the International Women’s Day Award 2023 and the Ministry of Civil Aviation honored her with the “Giving Wings to Dreams Award 2023”. Geeta believes that mountains are uniform for all. Any height can be achieved if there is a strength to work hard and hard work. The CISF also gave him full support, received good training and got an opportunity to participate in various mountain campaigns. His story tells that if you are determined in your mind, then any dream can be realized.
Geeta Samota not only climbed the high mountains, but also became an ideal for the girls and women of the country. He showed that women are no less than anyone and can work hard and cross any difficulty. The Gita has a clear message, “Dream big, work hard and never give up.” Many people are inspired by his success. In view of his success, CISF has decided to send a special mountaineering team to Mount Everest in the year 2026. CISF and the whole country are proud of this major achievement of Geeta. His story inspires all youth to fulfill their dreams.
