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Nepal Rejects India's Offer To Jointly Re-Measure Mt Everest
Nepal has rejected India's offer to jointly re-measure the height of the world's highest peak Mount Everest following the massive earthquake in 2015 and will carry out the exercise on its own, the top official of the Himalayan nation's survey department has said.
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Cracks And Holes Develop In Mount Everest After Deadly Nepal Earthquake
Several cracks and holes have developed in the Mount Everest region due to last year's devastating earthquakes that killed about 9,000 people across Nepal, according to a specialist team responsible for maintaining the climbing route on the world's highest peak.
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Himalayas Subsided By 60 cm After Nepal Earthquake
The Himalayas subsided by up to 60 cm after the April 2015 Nepal earthquake -- but the world's tallest peak, the 8,848-metre Mt Everest was too far from the subsidence area to be affected, researchers have found
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President Pranab Mukherjee Inaugurates Golden Jubilee Celebrations of India's Historic Climb of Mount Everest
Addressing the golden jubilee celebrations of India's first historic climb of Mt Everest in 1965, President Pranab Mukherjee hoped that Indian mountaineers will help in rebuilding lives of those affected by earthquake in Nepal.
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'What We Experienced Has Only Made Us Stronger. We Will be Back,' Say Everest Base Camp Survivors
Pune mountaineer Kishor Dhankude wanted to climb Everest back to back from two sides - a feat no Indian has managed yet. He had already scaled the peak once. But what he managed last week was a tougher feat: cheating death. He was one of the scores of people who survived the monstrous avalanche - triggered by the Nepal earthquake - which wiped out ...
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250 Missing After Avalanche Hits Nepal Trekking Route
Around 250 people are feared missing after an avalanche on Tuesday hit an area of Nepal that is on a popular trekking route and near the epicentre of a devastating earthquake, a local official said.
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All Climbers at Camps High Up Everest Airlifted to Safety
All of the climbers who had been stranded at camps high up Mount Everest by a huge earthquake and avalanches have been helicoptered to safety, mountaineers reported from base camp on Tuesday.
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Indians in Australia Mourn Death of Mountaineer Renu Fotedar
The Indian community today mourned the death of avid mountaineer Renu Fotedar, who became the first Australian killed on Mount Everest in the avalanche triggered by the devastating 7.9-magnitude earthquake in Nepal.
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Return Safely With Stories: A Letter To Google Exec Who Died In Mount Everest Avalanche
Now, his friends will never know if he read their heartfelt messages or not before his tragic death.
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Nepal Rejects India's Offer To Jointly Re-Measure Mt Everest
Nepal has rejected India's offer to jointly re-measure the height of the world's highest peak Mount Everest following the massive earthquake in 2015 and will carry out the exercise on its own, the top official of the Himalayan nation's survey department has said.
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Cracks And Holes Develop In Mount Everest After Deadly Nepal Earthquake
Several cracks and holes have developed in the Mount Everest region due to last year's devastating earthquakes that killed about 9,000 people across Nepal, according to a specialist team responsible for maintaining the climbing route on the world's highest peak.
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Himalayas Subsided By 60 cm After Nepal Earthquake
The Himalayas subsided by up to 60 cm after the April 2015 Nepal earthquake -- but the world's tallest peak, the 8,848-metre Mt Everest was too far from the subsidence area to be affected, researchers have found
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President Pranab Mukherjee Inaugurates Golden Jubilee Celebrations of India's Historic Climb of Mount Everest
Addressing the golden jubilee celebrations of India's first historic climb of Mt Everest in 1965, President Pranab Mukherjee hoped that Indian mountaineers will help in rebuilding lives of those affected by earthquake in Nepal.
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'What We Experienced Has Only Made Us Stronger. We Will be Back,' Say Everest Base Camp Survivors
Pune mountaineer Kishor Dhankude wanted to climb Everest back to back from two sides - a feat no Indian has managed yet. He had already scaled the peak once. But what he managed last week was a tougher feat: cheating death. He was one of the scores of people who survived the monstrous avalanche - triggered by the Nepal earthquake - which wiped out ...
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250 Missing After Avalanche Hits Nepal Trekking Route
Around 250 people are feared missing after an avalanche on Tuesday hit an area of Nepal that is on a popular trekking route and near the epicentre of a devastating earthquake, a local official said.
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All Climbers at Camps High Up Everest Airlifted to Safety
All of the climbers who had been stranded at camps high up Mount Everest by a huge earthquake and avalanches have been helicoptered to safety, mountaineers reported from base camp on Tuesday.
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Indians in Australia Mourn Death of Mountaineer Renu Fotedar
The Indian community today mourned the death of avid mountaineer Renu Fotedar, who became the first Australian killed on Mount Everest in the avalanche triggered by the devastating 7.9-magnitude earthquake in Nepal.
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Return Safely With Stories: A Letter To Google Exec Who Died In Mount Everest Avalanche
Now, his friends will never know if he read their heartfelt messages or not before his tragic death.
