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Indian Man, Daughter Missing For 3 Weeks In Nepal Found Buried In Snow
Bodies of two Indian tourists who had gone missing since October 20 have been recovered from the Manang district of Nepal, security officials confirmed.
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Nepal Rescues Over 1,500 Tourists From Himalayas Post Heavy Snowfall
Nepali security forces have rescued over 1,500 stranded tourists from the high-altitude areas of Manang following heavy snowfall and adverse weather.
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Video: Little Boy's Rendition Of "Badal Barsa Bijuli" Goes Viral
The song's initial rise to viral fame can be credited to two sisters, Princy and Prisma Khatiwada, from Nepal.
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Nepal's Manang Air Helicopter Crashes, Injuring Pilot
Pilot Prakash Sedhai, who was the only person in it, sustained injuries, the officer said, adding that the injured pilot had been airlifted to Kathmandu for medical treatment.
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Mexican Family Killed In Chopper Crash Visited India Before Touring Nepal
The five Mexican nationals killed in a helicopter crash in eastern Nepal near Mount Everest on Tuesday visited India before touring the Himalayan nation for sightseeing.
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Kajin Sara, Newly-Discovered Nepal Lake, Likely To Become World's Highest
The Kajin Sara lake in Manang district was discovered about a few months ago by a team of mountaineers, the Himalayan Times reported.
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Bodies of Three Indians Recovered in Nepal Avalanche
Rescuers in Nepal on Sunday found 12 more bodies, including those of three Indian trekkers, from the Annapurna Circuit in central Nepal, taking the toll from last Tuesday's snowstorm to 39.
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Nepal Blizzard Survivors Were Caught Off-Guard
Survivors of deadly blizzards that swept through the Himalayas this week said they were caught off-guard when the weather changed quickly along high-altitude trekking routes in northern Nepal.
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Hunt for 100 Trekkers Missing After Deadly Nepal Storm
Nepalese rescuers on Thursday scoured Himalayan hiking routes for more than 100 trekkers who have been out of contact since a snowstorm and avalanche that have killed around 32 people, including foreign tourists and guides.
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Indian Man, Daughter Missing For 3 Weeks In Nepal Found Buried In Snow
Bodies of two Indian tourists who had gone missing since October 20 have been recovered from the Manang district of Nepal, security officials confirmed.
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Nepal Rescues Over 1,500 Tourists From Himalayas Post Heavy Snowfall
Nepali security forces have rescued over 1,500 stranded tourists from the high-altitude areas of Manang following heavy snowfall and adverse weather.
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Video: Little Boy's Rendition Of "Badal Barsa Bijuli" Goes Viral
The song's initial rise to viral fame can be credited to two sisters, Princy and Prisma Khatiwada, from Nepal.
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Nepal's Manang Air Helicopter Crashes, Injuring Pilot
Pilot Prakash Sedhai, who was the only person in it, sustained injuries, the officer said, adding that the injured pilot had been airlifted to Kathmandu for medical treatment.
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Mexican Family Killed In Chopper Crash Visited India Before Touring Nepal
The five Mexican nationals killed in a helicopter crash in eastern Nepal near Mount Everest on Tuesday visited India before touring the Himalayan nation for sightseeing.
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Kajin Sara, Newly-Discovered Nepal Lake, Likely To Become World's Highest
The Kajin Sara lake in Manang district was discovered about a few months ago by a team of mountaineers, the Himalayan Times reported.
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Bodies of Three Indians Recovered in Nepal Avalanche
Rescuers in Nepal on Sunday found 12 more bodies, including those of three Indian trekkers, from the Annapurna Circuit in central Nepal, taking the toll from last Tuesday's snowstorm to 39.
-
Nepal Blizzard Survivors Were Caught Off-Guard
Survivors of deadly blizzards that swept through the Himalayas this week said they were caught off-guard when the weather changed quickly along high-altitude trekking routes in northern Nepal.
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Hunt for 100 Trekkers Missing After Deadly Nepal Storm
Nepalese rescuers on Thursday scoured Himalayan hiking routes for more than 100 trekkers who have been out of contact since a snowstorm and avalanche that have killed around 32 people, including foreign tourists and guides.
