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Ms Kaamya Karthikeyan, class XII student at NAVY CHILDREN SCHOOL MUMBAI, scripts history by becoming the youngest female in the world to scale seven highest peaks across seven continents - Africa (Mt. Kilimanjaro), Europe (Mt. Elbrus), Australia (Mt. Kosciuszko), South America (Mt. Aconcagua), North America (Mt. Denali), Asia (Mt....

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