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Jalandhar-born Arvinder Bahal, first Sikh space traveller, performs wing walking 600 feet above ground
At 80, Arvinder Singh Bahal, the first Sikh in space, embraced wing walking, showcasing a life of relentless adventure. Despite a childhood setback, he pursued his passion for flying, earning multiple pilot licenses. Bahal’s daring spirit continues to inspire, proving age is no barrier to experiencing life’s thrills. At 80, Arvinder Singh Bahal, the first Sikh in space, embraced wing walking, showcasing a life of relentless adventure. Despite a childhood setback, he pursued his passion for flying, earning multiple pilot licenses. Bahal’s daring spirit continues to inspire, proving age is no barrier to experiencing life’s thrills.
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