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Action Camera Video Shows Last Moments Of Nanda Devi Climbers
Authorities on Monday showed heart-wrenching images of the final moments of an international team of climbers swept away in an avalanche as they attempted to scale an unconquered Himalayan peak.
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Bodies Of Nanda Devi Mountaineers Sink Deeper In Snow With Fresh Avalanches
Bodies of mountaineers, who went missing on way to the Nanda Devi East peak in Uttarakhand, will have to be dug out as they have sunk deeper under snow with fresh avalanches witnessed in the area.
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Climbers Missing On Nanda Devi "Knowingly Risked Their Lives": Report
Eight climbers believed to be dead on a treacherous mountain in Uttarakhand "knowingly risked" their lives by changing their plans without permission, an official said Tuesday.
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Bodies Spotted In Search For 8 Missing Climbers In Nanda Devi: Report
A helicopter searching for eight climbers including seven foreigners missing on India's second-highest peak spotted bodies on Monday, a military source said.
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Indian Among Missing Climbers Near Nanda Devi, Situation Bleak: Official
Two Indian Air Force helicopters and a rescue team scoured the Himalayan region around the Nanda Devi mountain for eight missing climbers without success on Sunday and survivors are unlikely to be found, two government officials said.
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Prominent British Climber Part Of Team Missing On Way To Uttarakhand Peak
A well-known British mountaineer is among the people who went missing on their way to the 7,434 metre-high Nanda Devi East peak in Uttarakhand, prompting a massive search operation.
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Search Ops Begin As Foreign Climbers Go Missing On Way To Nanda Devi Peak
An eight-member team of mountaineers, including seven foreign nationals, has gone missing on its way to Nanda Devi East peak in Uttarakhand's Pithoragarh district.
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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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Action Camera Video Shows Last Moments Of Nanda Devi Climbers
Authorities on Monday showed heart-wrenching images of the final moments of an international team of climbers swept away in an avalanche as they attempted to scale an unconquered Himalayan peak.
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Bodies Of Nanda Devi Mountaineers Sink Deeper In Snow With Fresh Avalanches
Bodies of mountaineers, who went missing on way to the Nanda Devi East peak in Uttarakhand, will have to be dug out as they have sunk deeper under snow with fresh avalanches witnessed in the area.
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Climbers Missing On Nanda Devi "Knowingly Risked Their Lives": Report
Eight climbers believed to be dead on a treacherous mountain in Uttarakhand "knowingly risked" their lives by changing their plans without permission, an official said Tuesday.
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Bodies Spotted In Search For 8 Missing Climbers In Nanda Devi: Report
A helicopter searching for eight climbers including seven foreigners missing on India's second-highest peak spotted bodies on Monday, a military source said.
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Indian Among Missing Climbers Near Nanda Devi, Situation Bleak: Official
Two Indian Air Force helicopters and a rescue team scoured the Himalayan region around the Nanda Devi mountain for eight missing climbers without success on Sunday and survivors are unlikely to be found, two government officials said.
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Prominent British Climber Part Of Team Missing On Way To Uttarakhand Peak
A well-known British mountaineer is among the people who went missing on their way to the 7,434 metre-high Nanda Devi East peak in Uttarakhand, prompting a massive search operation.
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Search Ops Begin As Foreign Climbers Go Missing On Way To Nanda Devi Peak
An eight-member team of mountaineers, including seven foreign nationals, has gone missing on its way to Nanda Devi East peak in Uttarakhand's Pithoragarh district.
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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.
