Lost leg in 2021 crash; woman now treks Kedarnath on prosthetic leg
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After a life-altering accident resulted in the amputation of her left leg, Nehaa Bhatt embraced a new chapter by launching Ampu-Tea, a tea stall that signifies her resilience. She has since conquered treks to Kedarnath and Amarnath, showcasing her unwavering spirit. With aspirations to explore all twelve Jyotirlingas, Nehaa's journey highlights the path to independence and serves as a beacon of inspiration for others.
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- 20/10/2026 09:47 UTC
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