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"Unsafe" Pesticide Residues Found In Everest Pre-Packed Cumin Powder, Food Authority Orders Batch Recall
The spice sample was declared "unsafe" after laboratory tests found residues of Azoxystrobin and Thiamethoxam above the prescribed maximum limits.
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How Tenzing Norgay Changed Sherpa People's Identity To Mountaineering Experts
Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay made history as the first climbers to reach the Mount Everest summit.
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Mount Everest's Glacier Is Melting Faster, Human Urine Is Being Blamed
A new study has found that the thousands of people who gather at Everest Base Camp each season may be doing more than leaving footprints behind.
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Food Authority Bans Sale Of Everest, Laljee Godhoo Hing Products Over Quality Violations
The action comes after product samples reportedly failed to meet key quality requirements laid down under food safety regulations.
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"Sub-Standard": Everest, Laljee Godhoo Banned From Selling Hing Powder
In the case of Everest, FSSAI has prohibited the sale of compounded asafoetida (hing powder) variants with immediate effect.
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Kerala Man Cycled 7,000 Km Without A Front Wheel. His Goal Is Everest Base Camp
The cyclist says he wants to show people they don't need drugs to do something extraordinary.
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Did The British Steal Everest? The Forgotten Indian Genius Behind The World's Tallest Peak
Indian mathematician Radhanath Sikdar calculated Mount Everest's height in 1852 using trigonometry without visiting the peak.
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ITBP Launches Mission To Retrieve Body Of 'Green Boots' Climber After 30 Years On Everest
ITBP seeks specialist agency to retrieve Green Boots' body from the Everest death zone.
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'Thought I Would Perish': Everest Survivor Dawa Sherpa Recounts Ordeal
Dawa Sherpa, 57, disappeared in brutal conditions on the upper slopes of the world's tallest mountain on May 30 during one of the final climbs of the spring season.
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Nepali Climber Missing On Everest For 6 Days Found Alive
The experienced Hillary Dawa Sherpa vanished on the upper reaches of the world's highest mountain early on May 30.
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Video: Trash Piles Up At Everest Camp, Tents And Oxygen Bottles Left Behind
The video has sparked discussion online about the environmental impact of climbing activities on Mount Everest.
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Want To Climb Everest? Here's How Much It Can Cost You
The biggest expenses include permits, Sherpa support, specialised gear, oxygen supplies and logistics required for the climb.
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Cancer Survivor Tyler Andrews Smashes Everest Record With Stunning Sub-10-Hour Climb
The feat, achieved with supplementary oxygen, surpassed a record that had stood for more than two decades and has drawn global attention to Andrews' remarkable comeback story.
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'When Will World Listen?' Woman Who Climbed Mount Everest Says It Is Looking 'Fragile'
Climber Poornima Shrestha warns of fragile Everest glaciers and rising dangers due to climate change.
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Mount Everest 2026 Sees Record Rush, Over 1000 Climbers Summit Before Closure
The world's highest peak, which straddles the Nepal-China border, can be scaled from either Nepal or the northern face in Tibet. But China closed its route this year.
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"Unsafe" Pesticide Residues Found In Everest Pre-Packed Cumin Powder, Food Authority Orders Batch Recall
The spice sample was declared "unsafe" after laboratory tests found residues of Azoxystrobin and Thiamethoxam above the prescribed maximum limits.
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How Tenzing Norgay Changed Sherpa People's Identity To Mountaineering Experts
Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay made history as the first climbers to reach the Mount Everest summit.
-
Mount Everest's Glacier Is Melting Faster, Human Urine Is Being Blamed
A new study has found that the thousands of people who gather at Everest Base Camp each season may be doing more than leaving footprints behind.
-
Food Authority Bans Sale Of Everest, Laljee Godhoo Hing Products Over Quality Violations
The action comes after product samples reportedly failed to meet key quality requirements laid down under food safety regulations.
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"Sub-Standard": Everest, Laljee Godhoo Banned From Selling Hing Powder
In the case of Everest, FSSAI has prohibited the sale of compounded asafoetida (hing powder) variants with immediate effect.
-
Kerala Man Cycled 7,000 Km Without A Front Wheel. His Goal Is Everest Base Camp
The cyclist says he wants to show people they don't need drugs to do something extraordinary.
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Did The British Steal Everest? The Forgotten Indian Genius Behind The World's Tallest Peak
Indian mathematician Radhanath Sikdar calculated Mount Everest's height in 1852 using trigonometry without visiting the peak.
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ITBP Launches Mission To Retrieve Body Of 'Green Boots' Climber After 30 Years On Everest
ITBP seeks specialist agency to retrieve Green Boots' body from the Everest death zone.
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'Thought I Would Perish': Everest Survivor Dawa Sherpa Recounts Ordeal
Dawa Sherpa, 57, disappeared in brutal conditions on the upper slopes of the world's tallest mountain on May 30 during one of the final climbs of the spring season.
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Nepali Climber Missing On Everest For 6 Days Found Alive
The experienced Hillary Dawa Sherpa vanished on the upper reaches of the world's highest mountain early on May 30.
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Video: Trash Piles Up At Everest Camp, Tents And Oxygen Bottles Left Behind
The video has sparked discussion online about the environmental impact of climbing activities on Mount Everest.
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Want To Climb Everest? Here's How Much It Can Cost You
The biggest expenses include permits, Sherpa support, specialised gear, oxygen supplies and logistics required for the climb.
-
Cancer Survivor Tyler Andrews Smashes Everest Record With Stunning Sub-10-Hour Climb
The feat, achieved with supplementary oxygen, surpassed a record that had stood for more than two decades and has drawn global attention to Andrews' remarkable comeback story.
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'When Will World Listen?' Woman Who Climbed Mount Everest Says It Is Looking 'Fragile'
Climber Poornima Shrestha warns of fragile Everest glaciers and rising dangers due to climate change.
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Mount Everest 2026 Sees Record Rush, Over 1000 Climbers Summit Before Closure
The world's highest peak, which straddles the Nepal-China border, can be scaled from either Nepal or the northern face in Tibet. But China closed its route this year.
