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Nation Mourns Lance Naik Hanamanthappa, Last Rites In Karnataka Today
Lance Naik Hanamanthappa Koppad, 33, died at Delhi's RR Hospital this morning, four days after he was discovered alive in what has been described as a miraculous rescue from Siachen.
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He Walked 6 KM To School: What We Didn't Know About Siachen Braveheart
In the four days that India knew him, Lance Naik Hanamanthappa Koppad came to symbolize a living miracle.
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India's Heroes, Siachen Miracle Rescuers, Trained At This School
On the upper reaches of Gulmarg, an avalanche rescue team of the Indian Army conducts a mock drill. Carrying special equipment in backpacks that weigh more than 25 kilos, the soldiers patrol snow-bound peaks.
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Woman, Ex-Sailor Offer Organs To Soldier Who Survived Siachen Avalanche
As the nation prays for Lance Naik Hanamanthappa Koppad, the Siachen miracle survivor, a homemaker and an ex-sailor have offered to donate their organs to save the braveheart.
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Condition Of Soldier Rescued In Siachen Has Worsened, Says Army Hospital
Soldier Hanamanthappa Koppad, who is in coma after a miracle rescue nearly a week after a deadly avalanche at Siachen, is not getting better. His condition has worsened, says the army hospital in Delhi, where he is on ventilator support.
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Siachen Miracle Rescue: Soldier Chose Conflict Areas Over Peace Postings
Lance Naik Hanamanthappa Koppad, who is in a critical condition after miraculously surviving six days buried under snow on the Siachen glacier in Jammu and Kashmir, chose difficult areas over "peace" postings and fought for 10 years in conflict areas.
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Siachen Miracle Rescue: 'Jolly Good', Said General, Before Breaking Down
Tears rolled down the face of the Indian Army General as he was informed on telephone that a soldier had been rescued alive almost a week after a kilometre-wide wall of ice buried an Army post in Siachen.
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'Hope Miracle Continues,' Says Army On Siachen Soldier Still In Coma
India is rooting for the Siachen soldier who is in coma and on ventilator support after a miracle rescue nearly a week after a deadly avalanche at the world's highest battlefield.
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In Siachen Miracle Rescue, Courage, Teamwork, And Earth's Highest Helipad
When army rescuers found Lance Naik Hanamanthappa Koppad six days after his fibre-reinforced hut was buried in ice by an avalanche, he was unconscious with a pulse so weak that it was barely detectable. But an army doctor, part of the rescue team at the Sonam post, at an altitude of 19,600 feet, managed to revive the soldier.
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After Siachen Miracle Rescue, Soldier Now In Coma. India Holds Its Breath
For six days, army soldier Hanamanthappa was buried under 25 feet of snow at the Siachen Glacier, in temperatures close to minus 40 degrees.
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Pak Army hopes for a miracle to save Siachen avalanche victims
Pakistan's military hoped for a miracle on Sunday as rescue teams searched for 124 soldiers and 11 civilians buried by a Himalayan avalanche near the Indian border, with no sign of survivors more 24 hours later. The avalanche engulfed a Pakistani army battalion headquarters near a glacier early on Saturday, leaving snow up to 80 feet (25 metres) d...
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Nation Mourns Lance Naik Hanamanthappa, Last Rites In Karnataka Today
Lance Naik Hanamanthappa Koppad, 33, died at Delhi's RR Hospital this morning, four days after he was discovered alive in what has been described as a miraculous rescue from Siachen.
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He Walked 6 KM To School: What We Didn't Know About Siachen Braveheart
In the four days that India knew him, Lance Naik Hanamanthappa Koppad came to symbolize a living miracle.
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India's Heroes, Siachen Miracle Rescuers, Trained At This School
On the upper reaches of Gulmarg, an avalanche rescue team of the Indian Army conducts a mock drill. Carrying special equipment in backpacks that weigh more than 25 kilos, the soldiers patrol snow-bound peaks.
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Woman, Ex-Sailor Offer Organs To Soldier Who Survived Siachen Avalanche
As the nation prays for Lance Naik Hanamanthappa Koppad, the Siachen miracle survivor, a homemaker and an ex-sailor have offered to donate their organs to save the braveheart.
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Condition Of Soldier Rescued In Siachen Has Worsened, Says Army Hospital
Soldier Hanamanthappa Koppad, who is in coma after a miracle rescue nearly a week after a deadly avalanche at Siachen, is not getting better. His condition has worsened, says the army hospital in Delhi, where he is on ventilator support.
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Siachen Miracle Rescue: Soldier Chose Conflict Areas Over Peace Postings
Lance Naik Hanamanthappa Koppad, who is in a critical condition after miraculously surviving six days buried under snow on the Siachen glacier in Jammu and Kashmir, chose difficult areas over "peace" postings and fought for 10 years in conflict areas.
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Siachen Miracle Rescue: 'Jolly Good', Said General, Before Breaking Down
Tears rolled down the face of the Indian Army General as he was informed on telephone that a soldier had been rescued alive almost a week after a kilometre-wide wall of ice buried an Army post in Siachen.
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'Hope Miracle Continues,' Says Army On Siachen Soldier Still In Coma
India is rooting for the Siachen soldier who is in coma and on ventilator support after a miracle rescue nearly a week after a deadly avalanche at the world's highest battlefield.
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In Siachen Miracle Rescue, Courage, Teamwork, And Earth's Highest Helipad
When army rescuers found Lance Naik Hanamanthappa Koppad six days after his fibre-reinforced hut was buried in ice by an avalanche, he was unconscious with a pulse so weak that it was barely detectable. But an army doctor, part of the rescue team at the Sonam post, at an altitude of 19,600 feet, managed to revive the soldier.
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After Siachen Miracle Rescue, Soldier Now In Coma. India Holds Its Breath
For six days, army soldier Hanamanthappa was buried under 25 feet of snow at the Siachen Glacier, in temperatures close to minus 40 degrees.
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Pak Army hopes for a miracle to save Siachen avalanche victims
Pakistan's military hoped for a miracle on Sunday as rescue teams searched for 124 soldiers and 11 civilians buried by a Himalayan avalanche near the Indian border, with no sign of survivors more 24 hours later. The avalanche engulfed a Pakistani army battalion headquarters near a glacier early on Saturday, leaving snow up to 80 feet (25 metres) d...
