More than 1,350 bodies recovered and around 5,300 people still missing; over 13,000 rescued as the search for survivors in hydropower tunnels continues From Rescue to the Hard Road of Recovery More than 1,350 bodies recovered and around 5,300 people still missing; over 13,000
Arjun Uprety Reaching the base camp of Mount Everest is a dream for people around the world. However, Nepal is home to extraordinary individuals who have astonished the world by climbing the highest point on Earth—Mount Everest—not once, but 31 and 32 times. With their ascents on May
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The gold medal winners included Angel Shrestha, Shilpa Shrestha, Samir Rai, Asharam Kamat, Austin Upreti, Prabin Chaudhary, Rein Thapa, Ashish Harijan, Nikesh Nepali, and Rahul Harijan.
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As a guide, he has successfully led climbers from countries including the United Kingdom, the United States, India, China, and Chile to the summit of Mount Everest.
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Pastemba Sherpa is a person who has saved the lives of climbers who reached the brink of death on mountains higher than eight thousand meters, and who has successfully rescued mountaineers from difficult and dangerous situations.
KATHMANDU — With minimal preparation, no formal training, and without any luxury support, Kipa Lamu Sherpa set out on her journey carrying only an unbreakable dream. Starting from Kathmandu, she reached the summit within just four days, proving that determination can overcome even the highest challenges. A mother of three, homemaker,
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Mountains are among the most magnificent natural formations on Earth. They represent strength, endurance, serenity, and the sublime beauty bestowed by nature. In the global context, mountains are not merely geographical features; they are symbols of faith, courage, perseverance, and natural balance. For many people, mountains are sacred spaces, while