<span style="color: #222222;">A 10-year old national level artistic skater from Mumbai has set a record by climbing the Everest Base Camp. Rhythm Mamania not only climbed the Everest Base Camp a goal set by most of the mountaineers but she also climbed down by covering a to and fro distance of about 128 kilometers.<br />''A Report<br />''<br />''Mumbai's wonder kid Rythym Mamania's is an inspirational tale not only for the young but also for the old. Not many would have thought that Rhythm who use to undertake small treks with her parents in the Sahyadri ranges in Maharashtra at a tender age of five would accomplish such a massive feat. A professional skater, Rythym excelled in artistic skating by becoming a national level champion. However, her dream of climbing the Everest Base Camp was always on the bucket list. <br />''<br />''Talking to AIR, Rythym said that she always wanted to climb the Everest Base Camp and wants to further continue with the mountain expedition in future as well.<br />''<br />''Before anybody else, her parents sensed the zeal and determination of their child when they saw that she was capable enough to walk for more than 20 kilometers without any complaints when she trekked along with them. <br />''<br />''Rhythm's mother, Urmi said the only challenge that bothered them during the EBM was high altitude and cold temperature. Nevertheless, overcoming these challenges, she did the full trek of 128 kilometers from the Lukla Airport to the Everest Base Camp and back with ease. <br />''<br />''Rhythm sums up by saying that one should not never give up and chase their dreams to achieve them. The record set by this young kid will surely inspire and motivate many like her to achieve their dream in the days to come.</span><br />