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The Bridge on MSNMeet Aritra Roy, first from Tripura to scale Mount EverestI was on top of the world and it felt surreal," an elated Aritra Roy said.� In a remarkable feat of determination, endurance ...
Even if Sherpas reach the body, retrieval is tough—especially if it's in a hard-to-access spot or at an altitude too high for helicopters to operate safely ...
Our Everest reporter explains the biggest stories from the 2025 season: fewer fatalities than in 2024, a narrow weather ...
Bengal mountaineer lies dead on Everest: why is it so difficult to retrieve a fallen climber’s body?
Cost is a major factor. The mission could cost upwards of Rs 1 crore. A lot depends on where the body is lying. Helicopters cannot operate in the ‘death zone’ above 8,000 metres. Sherpas have to reach ...
Adventurers Edmund Hillary and Tensing Norgay stand atop the world as the first climbers to reach the summit. Read more.
Muscat: The Embassy of Nepal in Muscat observed on May 29, 2025 the Sagarmatha Day, commemorating the historic first ascent ...
This 55-Year-Old Sherpa Guide Just Summited Mount Everest for the 31st Time, Breaking His Own Record
Kami Rita has been scaling the world's tallest mountain since 1994. He reaches the summit nearly every year—and sometimes ...
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Live for the Outdoors on MSNInside the death zone: Why climbing Mount Everest is so dangerousAbove 8000 metres, the human body starts to die. We explore every way in which the worlds tallest mountain tries to kill you.
Mountaineer Ikramul Hasan Shakil has made history by setting three world records in a single expedition. He became the ...
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