Kaamya Karthikeyan becomes youngest Indian to scale Mt Everest

Thursday, 23 May 2024
Kaamya Karthikeyan, the youngest Indian girl and second in the world, has scaled Mt. Everest at 8849 meters from the Nepal side, with assistance from her father, an Indian Navy officer. After her success, the Indian Navy congratulated the girl and her father on scaling the Everest. Netizens also congratulated the father-daughter duo.

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Mount everest camp will take years to clean says local sherpa [Video]

Mount everest camp will take years to clean says local sherpa

Since the peak was first conquered in 1953, thousands of climbers have scaled it and many have left behind more than just their footprints.

Credit: euronews (in English) Duration: 01:01Published on January 1, 1970

Nepal Country in South Asia

Nepal's Political Shuffle: Dahal Ousted as PM, Oli Poised to Take Helm| Oneindia [Video]

Nepal's Political Shuffle: Dahal Ousted as PM, Oli Poised to Take Helm| Oneindia

Nepal's Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal, also known as Prachanda, lost a parliamentary vote of confidence after 19 months in office. His coalition government crumbled when the Communist Party of Nepal (Unified Marxist Leninist) withdrew support, forming a new alliance with the Nepali Congress. Former PM Khadga Prasad Oli is poised to take over leadership. Dahal's tenure was marked by instability, requiring five confidence votes. #Prachanda #PrachandaExit #NepalPolitics #DahalResigns #OliComeback #CoalitionShift #Nepalnews #Oneindia #Oneindianews ~PR.320~ED.346~HT.334~

Credit: Oneindia Duration: 03:37Published on January 1, 1970

Nepal: Two buses carrying more than 50 people were swept into a river by a landslide

Credit: FRANCE 24 English Duration: 01:29Published on January 1, 1970

Nepal Landslide Bus Horror: 65 including 7 Indians, Swept Away After Landslide Swallows Buses [Video]

Nepal Landslide Bus Horror: 65 including 7 Indians, Swept Away After Landslide Swallows Buses

A catastrophic landslide in Central Nepal swept two buses carrying 65 passengers into the Trishuli River on July 12, leaving dozens missing. The incident, part of widespread monsoon-related disasters, has prompted a massive rescue operation hampered by continuous rainfall. Over the past month, at least 74 people have died in rain-related incidents across Nepal. #Nepal #BusAccident #NepalRains #NepalBusAccident #TrichuliRIve #Indianepal #Nepalnews #Worldnews #Monsoon #Oneindia #Oneindianews ~HT.97~PR.320~ED.194~

Credit: Oneindia Duration: 03:05Published on January 1, 1970