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Watch: Army Dogs Join Yoga Day Celebrations At Indo-Pak Border
As security force personnel across the country's came together to perform yoga asanas while stationed at difficult terrain like deserts, snowy mountains and sea, their dog squads also joined in practising the ancient Indian practice.
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Celebrate International Mountain Day: Get Trekking Gear And Accessories On Amazon At Up To 50% Off
Trek with confidence as you celebrate International Mountain Day with trekking gear from Amazon that will elevate your outdoor experience, up to 50% off.
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Kargil Vijay Diwas: Indian Cricket Fraternity Pays Tribute To War Heroes
The day marks the victory of Indian soldiers in recapturing the mountain heights that were occupied by the Pakistani Army on July 26, 1999, known as the Kargil War.
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Watch: Minister Rijiju Rides Horse In Snow On International Mountain Day
The theme for this year is "Sustainable Mountain Tourism"
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International Mountain Day 2021: Theme And Significance Of The Day
The International Mountain Day, which aims to encourage conservation and sustainable development of mountains, is celebrated on December 11.
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International Mountain Day: World's Highest Post Office In The Himalayas
International Mountain Day: India is proud of the majestic Himalayas, its fascinating landscapes, snow capped peaks and unique mountain biodiversity. International Mountain Day is celebrated every year on December 11. On International Mountain Day, let's take a look at few facts that make India proud. Did you know that the world's highest post offi...
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International Mountain Day 2020: Theme, Rare Photos And Facts
International Mountain Day: Mountains are some of the most fascinating landscapes in the world. Snow capped peaks of the majestic Himalayas or other mountain ranges have attracted climbers from across the world for years. Mountain biodiversity is the theme of this year's International Mountain Day on December 11
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Indo-Tibetan Border Police Personnel Perform Yoga In Sub-Zero Temperature
Amid snow-white mountain peaks and sub-zero temperatures of Ladakh, the soldiers of the Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP) performed yoga asanas at an altitude of 18,000 feet to markthe International Yoga Day.
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BJP General Secretary Ram Madhav Takes Part In Yoga Hosted In Swiss Alps
Hundreds of people have performed yoga in Jungfrau mountains, located in Switzerland and known as the top of Europe, as part of celebrations to mark the International Day of Yoga.
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How to Do Tadasana (Mountain Pose): Steps and Benefits
A very simple yoga pose which is regarded as the mother of asanas, tadasana is like the base from which all the poses emerge.
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Commercialisation of Yoga: Boon or Bane?
From the tranquil environs of a forest or mountains, yoga is now increasingly moving to air-conditioned enclosures within homes, fitness centers or attractive resorts.
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Yaks, Helicopters Race Against Time to Feed Nepal Earthquake Survivors
Eleven days after a devastating earthquake rocked Nepal, UN officials are scrambling to get aid to remote mountain regions, deploying yaks, goats and old Russian helicopters to carry rice and high-energy biscuits to 1.4 million hungry people.
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Watch: Army Dogs Join Yoga Day Celebrations At Indo-Pak Border
As security force personnel across the country's came together to perform yoga asanas while stationed at difficult terrain like deserts, snowy mountains and sea, their dog squads also joined in practising the ancient Indian practice.
-
Celebrate International Mountain Day: Get Trekking Gear And Accessories On Amazon At Up To 50% Off
Trek with confidence as you celebrate International Mountain Day with trekking gear from Amazon that will elevate your outdoor experience, up to 50% off.
-
Kargil Vijay Diwas: Indian Cricket Fraternity Pays Tribute To War Heroes
The day marks the victory of Indian soldiers in recapturing the mountain heights that were occupied by the Pakistani Army on July 26, 1999, known as the Kargil War.
-
Watch: Minister Rijiju Rides Horse In Snow On International Mountain Day
The theme for this year is "Sustainable Mountain Tourism"
-
International Mountain Day 2021: Theme And Significance Of The Day
The International Mountain Day, which aims to encourage conservation and sustainable development of mountains, is celebrated on December 11.
-
International Mountain Day: World's Highest Post Office In The Himalayas
International Mountain Day: India is proud of the majestic Himalayas, its fascinating landscapes, snow capped peaks and unique mountain biodiversity. International Mountain Day is celebrated every year on December 11. On International Mountain Day, let's take a look at few facts that make India proud. Did you know that the world's highest post offi...
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International Mountain Day 2020: Theme, Rare Photos And Facts
International Mountain Day: Mountains are some of the most fascinating landscapes in the world. Snow capped peaks of the majestic Himalayas or other mountain ranges have attracted climbers from across the world for years. Mountain biodiversity is the theme of this year's International Mountain Day on December 11
-
Indo-Tibetan Border Police Personnel Perform Yoga In Sub-Zero Temperature
Amid snow-white mountain peaks and sub-zero temperatures of Ladakh, the soldiers of the Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP) performed yoga asanas at an altitude of 18,000 feet to markthe International Yoga Day.
-
BJP General Secretary Ram Madhav Takes Part In Yoga Hosted In Swiss Alps
Hundreds of people have performed yoga in Jungfrau mountains, located in Switzerland and known as the top of Europe, as part of celebrations to mark the International Day of Yoga.
-
How to Do Tadasana (Mountain Pose): Steps and Benefits
A very simple yoga pose which is regarded as the mother of asanas, tadasana is like the base from which all the poses emerge.
-
Commercialisation of Yoga: Boon or Bane?
From the tranquil environs of a forest or mountains, yoga is now increasingly moving to air-conditioned enclosures within homes, fitness centers or attractive resorts.
-
Yaks, Helicopters Race Against Time to Feed Nepal Earthquake Survivors
Eleven days after a devastating earthquake rocked Nepal, UN officials are scrambling to get aid to remote mountain regions, deploying yaks, goats and old Russian helicopters to carry rice and high-energy biscuits to 1.4 million hungry people.
