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Pakistani Climbers Rescue Porter's Body A Year After K2 Summit
Climbers recovered the body of a Pakistani porter from K2 mountain, a climbing federation confirmed Tuesday, a year after he died while other climbers made a record-breaking ascent.
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French Climber Achieves Fastest-Ever Ascent Of K2, Credits Patience
French mountaineer Benjamin Vedrines counted every second as he made history's fastest-ever ascent of K2, but says he doesn't add up the growing number of records to his name.
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Here's How Different Mount Everest Looks Today Compared To When The First Summit Took Place 70 Years Ago
70 years ago, Tenzing Norway and Sir Edmund Hillary made the first ascent up Mount Everest
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IAF Plane Crashed In 1968, Frozen Body Found 50 Years Later In Himachal
A team of mountaineers recovered the body on July 1.
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Indian Army Team To Scale Mount Everest, Will Come Back With 4000 Kg Garbage
A 30-member Indian Army mountaineering team is preparing to scale the Mount Everest to mark 50 years of ascent of the world's highest mountain peak by India. But this time the army men have an additional mission - to cleanse the slopes and the peak off non-biodegradable waste left by generation of mountain climbers.
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Pakistani Climbers Rescue Porter's Body A Year After K2 Summit
Climbers recovered the body of a Pakistani porter from K2 mountain, a climbing federation confirmed Tuesday, a year after he died while other climbers made a record-breaking ascent.
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French Climber Achieves Fastest-Ever Ascent Of K2, Credits Patience
French mountaineer Benjamin Vedrines counted every second as he made history's fastest-ever ascent of K2, but says he doesn't add up the growing number of records to his name.
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Here's How Different Mount Everest Looks Today Compared To When The First Summit Took Place 70 Years Ago
70 years ago, Tenzing Norway and Sir Edmund Hillary made the first ascent up Mount Everest
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IAF Plane Crashed In 1968, Frozen Body Found 50 Years Later In Himachal
A team of mountaineers recovered the body on July 1.
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Indian Army Team To Scale Mount Everest, Will Come Back With 4000 Kg Garbage
A 30-member Indian Army mountaineering team is preparing to scale the Mount Everest to mark 50 years of ascent of the world's highest mountain peak by India. But this time the army men have an additional mission - to cleanse the slopes and the peak off non-biodegradable waste left by generation of mountain climbers.
