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"Unbelievable": Body Of Man Missing For 28 Years Found Inside Melting Glacier In Pakistan
According to police, Naseeruddin fell into a glacier crevice during a snowstorm in June 1997 and went missing.
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Floods From Glacial Lake Outbursts Pose A Threat To Millions Worldwide: Report
For the first time, scientists have estimated how many people on the planet are at risk from these floods, and they have discovered that more than half of these populations reside in India, Pakistan, China, and Peru.
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Record-Breaking Himalayan Melt Worsens Pakistan's Deadly Floods
Every year, as the weather warms, teams of Indian scientists trek the Himalayan mountains to study the Chhota Shigri glacier in Himachal Pradesh.
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Glaciers And Tribal Dancing: Prince William And Kate Visit Pakistan's North
Wearing traditional headgear and clapping to music, Britain's Prince William and his wife Kate met a tiny animist tribe in northern Pakistan on Wednesday, after flying by helicopter to a remote Hindu Kush glacier near the Afghan border.
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No Airspace Violation, Says Air Force After Pak Media Reports On Siachen
The Indian Air Force today denied any air space violation over the Siachen glacier after reports in the Pakistan media that the country's air chief flew a jet near the region. "There is no reported airspace violation," Air Force sources said.
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India Won't Vacate Siachen Glaciers: Manohar Parrikar
India will not vacate the Siachen glaciers as Pakistan cannot be trusted and it may occupy the strategic location once it is vacated, Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar said today.
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Pakistan Crafts Plan to Cut Carbon Emissions 30 Percent by 2025
As Pakistan struggles with the rising risks of floods and melting glaciers, it is crafting a plan to cut its planet-warming emissions under a new global climate deal due to be agreed in Paris in December.
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In Kashmir, PM Condemns 'Proxy War' By Pakistan
On his second trip in two months to Jammu and Kashmir, Prime Minister Narendra Modi today visited Kargil, where a massive crowd turned up to hear him speak.
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Six Army soldiers killed in Siachen avalanche, one missing
Six Indian Army soldiers were killed and one is missing in an avalanche that struck the Siachen Glacier early today. The tragedy occurred in Sub-sector Hanif when troops were moving between posts at 19,000 feet.
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No forward movement on Siachen stand-off between India-Pak
Indian and Pakistani officials have made no forward movement on resolving the military stand-off on the Siachen glacier, with both sides sticking to their stated positions in two-day talks, diplomatic and official sources said today.
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India, Pakistan begin Defence Secretary-level talks on Siachen
The Defence Secretaries of India and Pakistan today began talks on the military standoff on Siachen against the backdrop of calls from Islamabad to demilitarise the Himalayan glacier in the wake of an avalanche that killed 139 people at a Pakistan Army camp.
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India dismisses Pak report, says troops not to be thinned out from wartime positions
India today made it clear that it has no plans to thin out troops from wartime positions in border areas where they were deployed post 26/11.
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India, Pakistan to hold talks on Siachen on June 11-12 in Islamabad
India and Pakistan will hold their next round of talks on the military standoff on Siachen glacier during June 11-12 in Islamabad. The last round of talks on Siachen was held in Delhi by the Defence Secretaries of the two countries almost a year ago.
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India, Pak to hold talks on Sir Creek, counter-terrorism
Top officials of India and Pakistan will hold talks this month on key issues like the Sir Creek maritime boundary and counter-terrorism.
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Pakistan President Zardari rules out unilateral troop withdrawal from Siachen
Pakistan President Asif Ali Zardari has ruled out any unilateral withdrawal of Pakistani soldiers from Siachen, saying troops could be called back from the Himalayan glacier only if India agrees to do the same.
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"Unbelievable": Body Of Man Missing For 28 Years Found Inside Melting Glacier In Pakistan
According to police, Naseeruddin fell into a glacier crevice during a snowstorm in June 1997 and went missing.
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Floods From Glacial Lake Outbursts Pose A Threat To Millions Worldwide: Report
For the first time, scientists have estimated how many people on the planet are at risk from these floods, and they have discovered that more than half of these populations reside in India, Pakistan, China, and Peru.
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Record-Breaking Himalayan Melt Worsens Pakistan's Deadly Floods
Every year, as the weather warms, teams of Indian scientists trek the Himalayan mountains to study the Chhota Shigri glacier in Himachal Pradesh.
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Glaciers And Tribal Dancing: Prince William And Kate Visit Pakistan's North
Wearing traditional headgear and clapping to music, Britain's Prince William and his wife Kate met a tiny animist tribe in northern Pakistan on Wednesday, after flying by helicopter to a remote Hindu Kush glacier near the Afghan border.
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No Airspace Violation, Says Air Force After Pak Media Reports On Siachen
The Indian Air Force today denied any air space violation over the Siachen glacier after reports in the Pakistan media that the country's air chief flew a jet near the region. "There is no reported airspace violation," Air Force sources said.
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India Won't Vacate Siachen Glaciers: Manohar Parrikar
India will not vacate the Siachen glaciers as Pakistan cannot be trusted and it may occupy the strategic location once it is vacated, Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar said today.
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Pakistan Crafts Plan to Cut Carbon Emissions 30 Percent by 2025
As Pakistan struggles with the rising risks of floods and melting glaciers, it is crafting a plan to cut its planet-warming emissions under a new global climate deal due to be agreed in Paris in December.
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In Kashmir, PM Condemns 'Proxy War' By Pakistan
On his second trip in two months to Jammu and Kashmir, Prime Minister Narendra Modi today visited Kargil, where a massive crowd turned up to hear him speak.
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Six Army soldiers killed in Siachen avalanche, one missing
Six Indian Army soldiers were killed and one is missing in an avalanche that struck the Siachen Glacier early today. The tragedy occurred in Sub-sector Hanif when troops were moving between posts at 19,000 feet.
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No forward movement on Siachen stand-off between India-Pak
Indian and Pakistani officials have made no forward movement on resolving the military stand-off on the Siachen glacier, with both sides sticking to their stated positions in two-day talks, diplomatic and official sources said today.
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India, Pakistan begin Defence Secretary-level talks on Siachen
The Defence Secretaries of India and Pakistan today began talks on the military standoff on Siachen against the backdrop of calls from Islamabad to demilitarise the Himalayan glacier in the wake of an avalanche that killed 139 people at a Pakistan Army camp.
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India dismisses Pak report, says troops not to be thinned out from wartime positions
India today made it clear that it has no plans to thin out troops from wartime positions in border areas where they were deployed post 26/11.
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India, Pakistan to hold talks on Siachen on June 11-12 in Islamabad
India and Pakistan will hold their next round of talks on the military standoff on Siachen glacier during June 11-12 in Islamabad. The last round of talks on Siachen was held in Delhi by the Defence Secretaries of the two countries almost a year ago.
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India, Pak to hold talks on Sir Creek, counter-terrorism
Top officials of India and Pakistan will hold talks this month on key issues like the Sir Creek maritime boundary and counter-terrorism.
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Pakistan President Zardari rules out unilateral troop withdrawal from Siachen
Pakistan President Asif Ali Zardari has ruled out any unilateral withdrawal of Pakistani soldiers from Siachen, saying troops could be called back from the Himalayan glacier only if India agrees to do the same.
