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3 Soldiers Killed In Avalanche In Siachen, World's Highest Battlefield
Three soldiers lost their lives when an avalanche struck Siachen, the world's highest battlefield, in the Union Territory of Ladakh, officials said on Tuesday.
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Soldier's Body Found 38 Years After He Went Missing In Siachen
The body of an army jawan was found in an old bunker in Siachen, 38 years after he went missing in an avalanche while on patrol.
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Two Army Soldiers Killed In Avalanche In Siachen
Two Army soldiers were killed in an avalanche in Siachen on Sunday, military sources said.
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Minus 57 Degree Celsius In Siachen, Troops Face Avalanches
Well-rehearsed drills to escape from natural disasters have saved the lives of over 200 Indian Army troops in the higher reaches of Jammu and Kashmir, where temperatures fall to as low as minus 57 degree Celsius.
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2 Army Personnel Die As Avalanche Hits Southern Siachen Glacier
Two soldiers died after an avalanche hit an army patrol in Siachen glacier today.
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Defence Minister Rajnath Singh Condoles Deaths Of Army Personnel, Porters On Siachen Glacier
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh today condoled the deaths of army personnel and porters in an avalanche on the Siachen Glacier.
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"Salute Their Courage": Rajnath Singh After Six Die In Siachen Avalanche
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh today condoled the death of soldiers and porters who died in an avalanche in the Siachen Glacier on Monday, and said that he was deeply pained by the incident.
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4 Soldiers, 2 Porters Dead After Avalanche Hits Army Patrol In Siachen
Four soldiers died after being trapped in snow for hours after an avalanche hit Army positions in northern Siachen Glacier on Monday. Two porters also died in the accident. The soldiers were a part of a patrolling group of eight; they died due to extreme hypothermia, defence officials said.
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As Temperature Goes Up, So Does The Risk For Soldiers At Siachen
Soldiers of the Armed Forces at Siachen, the world's highest battlefield, are having to remap their posts. The rapid change in temperatures is causing avalanches in safe areas of the glacier where more soldiers have died from the extreme weather than in battle.
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Army Chief Dalbir Singh Suhag Visits Siachen Glacier
Chief of the Army Staff General Dalbir Singh Suhag has visited Siachen Glacier to review the situation at the highest battlefield in the world, where 10 army soldiers died in an avalanche in February.
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3 Soldiers Killed In Avalanche In Siachen, World's Highest Battlefield
Three soldiers lost their lives when an avalanche struck Siachen, the world's highest battlefield, in the Union Territory of Ladakh, officials said on Tuesday.
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Soldier's Body Found 38 Years After He Went Missing In Siachen
The body of an army jawan was found in an old bunker in Siachen, 38 years after he went missing in an avalanche while on patrol.
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Two Army Soldiers Killed In Avalanche In Siachen
Two Army soldiers were killed in an avalanche in Siachen on Sunday, military sources said.
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Minus 57 Degree Celsius In Siachen, Troops Face Avalanches
Well-rehearsed drills to escape from natural disasters have saved the lives of over 200 Indian Army troops in the higher reaches of Jammu and Kashmir, where temperatures fall to as low as minus 57 degree Celsius.
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2 Army Personnel Die As Avalanche Hits Southern Siachen Glacier
Two soldiers died after an avalanche hit an army patrol in Siachen glacier today.
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Defence Minister Rajnath Singh Condoles Deaths Of Army Personnel, Porters On Siachen Glacier
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh today condoled the deaths of army personnel and porters in an avalanche on the Siachen Glacier.
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"Salute Their Courage": Rajnath Singh After Six Die In Siachen Avalanche
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh today condoled the death of soldiers and porters who died in an avalanche in the Siachen Glacier on Monday, and said that he was deeply pained by the incident.
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4 Soldiers, 2 Porters Dead After Avalanche Hits Army Patrol In Siachen
Four soldiers died after being trapped in snow for hours after an avalanche hit Army positions in northern Siachen Glacier on Monday. Two porters also died in the accident. The soldiers were a part of a patrolling group of eight; they died due to extreme hypothermia, defence officials said.
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As Temperature Goes Up, So Does The Risk For Soldiers At Siachen
Soldiers of the Armed Forces at Siachen, the world's highest battlefield, are having to remap their posts. The rapid change in temperatures is causing avalanches in safe areas of the glacier where more soldiers have died from the extreme weather than in battle.
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Army Chief Dalbir Singh Suhag Visits Siachen Glacier
Chief of the Army Staff General Dalbir Singh Suhag has visited Siachen Glacier to review the situation at the highest battlefield in the world, where 10 army soldiers died in an avalanche in February.
