Ladakh Team Scales 20 Unclimbed Peaks In 23 Days
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A team of twenty climbers successfully summited twenty previously unclimbed peaks in the Ladakh region over 23 days.
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- A group of twenty climbers from the National Institute of Mountaineering and Adventure Sports completed the first ascent of twenty peaks over 6,000 metres in Ladakh.
- The mission took 23 days to complete across the Chamser-Lungser, Gyama Nala, and Chokula areas.
- This expedition aims to promote adventure sports and highlights India's high-altitude mountaineering capabilities.
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Rajesh Kumar Singh
Defence Secretary
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“scripted history by summiting 20 previously unclimbed peaks above 6,000m in Ladakh in just 23 days”
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…recorded summiting of 20 previously unclimbed peaks in Chamser-Lungser, Gyama Nala and Chokula areas in Ladakh Range, the defence ministry said. Singh on Friday flagged the first ascent mountaineering expedition that " scripted history by summiting 20 previously unclimbed peaks above 6,000m in Ladakh in just 23 days ," an official statement said. It was undertaken by a team of 20 highly skilled climbers from the National Institute of Mountaineering and Adventure Sports, Dirang, led by Col Ranveer Singh Jamwal. Interacting with the…
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