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Ladakh Ice Wall Climbing Race: Border Police Shares "Glimpses" Of Event
The North-West Frontier ITBP (Indo-Tibetan Border Police) organised an ice wall climbing competition in Ladakh on Saturday (February 26). More than 100 climbers took part in the event, which was held for the first time.
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Paramilitary Climber Dies After Team Gets Hit By Avalanche In Uttarakhand
A 38-year-old ITBP climber has been killed after an expedition team of the border guarding force was hit by a "massive" avalanche in Uttarakhand, a senior official said on Saturday.
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Bodies Of 7 Climbers From Nanda Devi Brought Down In "Daredevil" Op
Climbers of the Indo-Tibetan Border Police have brought down all seven bodies of mountaineers recovered from the western ridge of the Nanda Devi East peak to a lower camp at a height of 15,600-feet from where they will be airlifted to Munsiyari on Wednesday.
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Nanda Devi Climbers Still Missing, Paramilitary Team Preps For Search Ops
Bad weather has hampered search operations for an eight-member team of mountaineers that went missing while trying to scale the Nanda Devi East peak in Uttarakhand's Pithoragarh district late last month. Officials have little hope of finding any of them alive, and there are fears that fresh avalanches in the region may have buried their bodies deep...
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Mission To Recover Bodies Of 8 Nanda Devi Climbers Begins
A joint operation of the Indian Air Force and Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP) has begun to recover the bodies of eight mountaineers who had gone missing while they were on an expedition to the Nanda Devi peak last month.
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Mission To Retrieve Nanda Devi Climbers' Bodies Halted Over Bad Weather
Eight climbers - four from Britain, two from the United States and one each from Australia and India - were reported missing last Friday after they failed to return to their base camp near Nanda Devi, India's second highest mountain
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"Technical Problems" Halt Op To Retrieve Climbers' Bodies From Nanda Devi
A helicopter mission on Wednesday to remove the bodies of five missing climbers believed killed in an avalanche high in the Himalayas was halted after encountering technical problems, officials said.
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"High-Risk" Retrieval Of Dead Climbers On Himalaya's Nanda Devi Begins
A helicopter carrying elite paramilitary mountaineers took off Wednesday for a "very high-risk" operation to retrieve five dead climbers and three others believed killed scaling a treacherous Himalayan peak.
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Ladakh Ice Wall Climbing Race: Border Police Shares "Glimpses" Of Event
The North-West Frontier ITBP (Indo-Tibetan Border Police) organised an ice wall climbing competition in Ladakh on Saturday (February 26). More than 100 climbers took part in the event, which was held for the first time.
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Paramilitary Climber Dies After Team Gets Hit By Avalanche In Uttarakhand
A 38-year-old ITBP climber has been killed after an expedition team of the border guarding force was hit by a "massive" avalanche in Uttarakhand, a senior official said on Saturday.
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Bodies Of 7 Climbers From Nanda Devi Brought Down In "Daredevil" Op
Climbers of the Indo-Tibetan Border Police have brought down all seven bodies of mountaineers recovered from the western ridge of the Nanda Devi East peak to a lower camp at a height of 15,600-feet from where they will be airlifted to Munsiyari on Wednesday.
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Nanda Devi Climbers Still Missing, Paramilitary Team Preps For Search Ops
Bad weather has hampered search operations for an eight-member team of mountaineers that went missing while trying to scale the Nanda Devi East peak in Uttarakhand's Pithoragarh district late last month. Officials have little hope of finding any of them alive, and there are fears that fresh avalanches in the region may have buried their bodies deep...
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Mission To Recover Bodies Of 8 Nanda Devi Climbers Begins
A joint operation of the Indian Air Force and Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP) has begun to recover the bodies of eight mountaineers who had gone missing while they were on an expedition to the Nanda Devi peak last month.
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Mission To Retrieve Nanda Devi Climbers' Bodies Halted Over Bad Weather
Eight climbers - four from Britain, two from the United States and one each from Australia and India - were reported missing last Friday after they failed to return to their base camp near Nanda Devi, India's second highest mountain
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"Technical Problems" Halt Op To Retrieve Climbers' Bodies From Nanda Devi
A helicopter mission on Wednesday to remove the bodies of five missing climbers believed killed in an avalanche high in the Himalayas was halted after encountering technical problems, officials said.
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"High-Risk" Retrieval Of Dead Climbers On Himalaya's Nanda Devi Begins
A helicopter carrying elite paramilitary mountaineers took off Wednesday for a "very high-risk" operation to retrieve five dead climbers and three others believed killed scaling a treacherous Himalayan peak.
