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After a Near-Fatal Fall on Everest, He Built a Rescue Team That Has Helped Save 400 Indian Soldiers
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After a Near-Fatal Fall on Everest, He Built a Rescue Team That Has Helped Save 400 Indian Soldiers
The snow is deep, visibility is poor, and somewhere beneath the white expanse could be a soldier buried for hours. A rescue team moves carefully through the mountains, carrying probes, shovels, beacons and specialised equipment. Every step is deliberate, every minute matters. At high altitude, even reaching the site can be a mission. When a distress call comes, the team has just five minutes to mobilise. This is the world of Tiranga Mountain Res…
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