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Indian Climbers Conquer Never-Climbed-Before 'Gupt Parvat' In Himachal
A team of nine climbers from West Bengal on Tuesday conquered a never-before-climbed peak, Gupt Parvat, that stands at an elevation of 5,988 metres in the Pir Panjal Range of Himachal Pradesh's Lahul district, organisers said.
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J&K's Gulmarg Receives Season's First Snowfall
World-famous tourist destination Gulmarg in Jammu and Kashmir, is now witnessing the first snowfall of the season as the Pir Panjal range of the Himalayas located here adorns itself with the fresh snowfall.
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"Kashmir, Jewel In India's Crown... Do Visit": Amit Shah Shares Photos
Home Minister Amit Shah on Tuesday shared "breath-taking pictures" of snow-capped Pir Panjal mountain range he captured while on his way back to Delhi from Jammu and Kashmir, where he had gone on a three-day official visit. "Kashmir, the Jewel in Ind
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Rohtang Tunnel Likely To Open In May Next Year
One of the longest road tunnels in the country, it is being built at an elevation of 10,171 feet under the under the Rohtang Pass in the eastern Pir Panjal range of the Himalayas.
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Pakistan Army Assures India To Act Against "Inimical Elements"
Asserting that infiltration by terrorists was a major concern, India yesterday told Pakistan that intrusions have increased in the north of Pir Panjal mountain ranges and Islamabad must take measures to prevent it.
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Rohtang Pass Still Off Limits, Taxi Unions On Strike, Tourists Suffer In Manali
Hundreds of tourists who came to Himachal Pradesh to escape the unbearable heat were inconvenienced on Tuesday as taxi drivers went on a day-long strike. More than 2,000 taxis remained off the roads to protest the local administration's decision restricting the entry of tourist vehicles bound for the Rohtang Pass beyond Gulaba
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Army Takes Mumbai Students On Adventure Tour In Kashmir
Over 130 students from Mumbai schools are on an adventure tour of the border areas in Jammu and Kashmir, interacting with war veterans and even trying their hand at firearms and border patrolling as part of the Indian Army's project 'Sadbhavna'.
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Indian Climbers Conquer Never-Climbed-Before 'Gupt Parvat' In Himachal
A team of nine climbers from West Bengal on Tuesday conquered a never-before-climbed peak, Gupt Parvat, that stands at an elevation of 5,988 metres in the Pir Panjal Range of Himachal Pradesh's Lahul district, organisers said.
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J&K's Gulmarg Receives Season's First Snowfall
World-famous tourist destination Gulmarg in Jammu and Kashmir, is now witnessing the first snowfall of the season as the Pir Panjal range of the Himalayas located here adorns itself with the fresh snowfall.
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"Kashmir, Jewel In India's Crown... Do Visit": Amit Shah Shares Photos
Home Minister Amit Shah on Tuesday shared "breath-taking pictures" of snow-capped Pir Panjal mountain range he captured while on his way back to Delhi from Jammu and Kashmir, where he had gone on a three-day official visit. "Kashmir, the Jewel in Ind
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Rohtang Tunnel Likely To Open In May Next Year
One of the longest road tunnels in the country, it is being built at an elevation of 10,171 feet under the under the Rohtang Pass in the eastern Pir Panjal range of the Himalayas.
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Pakistan Army Assures India To Act Against "Inimical Elements"
Asserting that infiltration by terrorists was a major concern, India yesterday told Pakistan that intrusions have increased in the north of Pir Panjal mountain ranges and Islamabad must take measures to prevent it.
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Rohtang Pass Still Off Limits, Taxi Unions On Strike, Tourists Suffer In Manali
Hundreds of tourists who came to Himachal Pradesh to escape the unbearable heat were inconvenienced on Tuesday as taxi drivers went on a day-long strike. More than 2,000 taxis remained off the roads to protest the local administration's decision restricting the entry of tourist vehicles bound for the Rohtang Pass beyond Gulaba
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Army Takes Mumbai Students On Adventure Tour In Kashmir
Over 130 students from Mumbai schools are on an adventure tour of the border areas in Jammu and Kashmir, interacting with war veterans and even trying their hand at firearms and border patrolling as part of the Indian Army's project 'Sadbhavna'.
