75-year-old woman dives into river Ganga from a bridge in Haridwar. Viral video stuns Internet
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The video of an old woman diving into the Ganga river from a bridge has left netizens absolutely stunned and it has gone viral online in no time.
A video of a 75-year-old grandmother who dived into the Ganga river from a bridge in Haridwar has gone viral on social media. She hails from Bandepur village in Sonipat, Haryana. The video of an old woman diving into the river from a bridge has left netizens absolutely stunned and it has gone viral online in no time.
The 75-year-old woman said that while she was about to dive into the river she made sure that no one followed her as she had been doing this for a very long time. Despite the water level being high, she managed to reach the river bank safely without help. She is a wonderful swimmer and has been at it since she was a child.
Watch the video here:
The viral video has left everyone stunned. The video has been shared on several social media handles. People have been talking about the grandmother’s grit and courage. See some of the comments online.
That too without a fancy swimsuit!In villages, normally there is a water body, talab, nahar , river etc. and all the residents learn swimming naturally.
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