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- A 23-member expedition led by the Indo-Tibetan Border Police successfully climbed the 7,355-metre Mt Abi Gamin in Uttarakhand on September 16.
- The team set off from New Delhi on August 7 to navigate the challenging high-altitude terrain of the Garhwal Himalayas.
- This achievement serves to highlight the mountaineering capabilities and endurance of the paramilitary force.
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Parikshit Shah
Deputy Commandant
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“This success is not merely about reaching a summit; it is a victory of indomitable willpower and faith. We have dedicated it at the feet of Maa Nanda-Sunanda and prayed that her blessings always remain upon everyone”
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…metres and negotiating glacier and ice sections. For Shah, the latest climb was significant. The ITBP officer, who hails from Nainital, dedicated the achievement to Maa Nanda-Sunanda, revered deities of Uttarakhand. “ This success is not merely about reaching a summit; it is a victory of indomitable willpower and faith. We have dedicated it at the feet of Maa Nanda-Sunanda and prayed that her blessings always remain upon everyone ,” Shah said. A peak with a long climbing history Abi Gamin has a long history of mountaineering attempts. The first successful ascent was recorded in 1950 by an Anglo-Swiss expedition, which approached the mountain…
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