ITBP's All-women Expedition Successfully Summits Mt Everest

ITBP's All-women Expedition Successfully Summits Mt Everest

Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. The 14-member team, comprising 11 women climbers and three technical and support members, successfully summited Mt. Everest on May 21 with the first summit at 12:52 am via the South Col route from the Nepal side, the ITBP said in a statement. India News | ITBP's All-women Expedition Successfully Summits Mt Everest.

ITBP’s First All-Women Everest Expedition Successfully Summits Mount Everest

ITBP’s first-ever all-women expedition successfully summited Mount Everest on May 21, with all 11 climbers reaching the peak via the South Col Route.

At 8,848.86 Meters, a Declaration of Grit: BSF’s All-Women Team Carves History on Everest

In a feat that blends physical endurance with institutional symbolism, an all-women team of the Border Security Force has successfully scaled Mount Everest, reaching the summit at around 8 am IST and marking the occasion with a rendition of “Vande Mataram” from the world’s highest point. The expedition, conducted under “Mission Vande Mataram”, was not only a test of high-altitude survival but also a carefully timed statement during the BSF’s Dia…

ITBP’s first all-women team scales Mount Everest

New Delhi: In a historic feat, the Indo-Tibetan Border Police has announced that its first-ever all-women mountaineering expedition successfully scaled Mount Everest, marking a major milestone for the force and the country. According to the ITBP, all 11 women climbers reached the 8,848-metre summit via the South Col Route on May 21. The first summit was recorded at 6:52 am. Calling it a “proud moment for India”, the force said the expedition sho…

ITBP's all-women team completes first mount Everest expedition

The Indo-Tibetan Border Police Force (ITBP) has successfully completed its first-ever all-women International Mountaineering Expedition to Mount Everest,

ITBP and BSF all-women teams summit Mount Everest in historic dual achievement

New Delhi: The Indo-Tibetan Border Police Force (Indo-Tibetan Border Police Force) has achieved a landmark feat with its first-ever all-women international mountaineering expedition to Mount Everest. The 14-member team, including 11 women climbers and three technical and support members, successfully summited the world’s highest peak, Mount Everest (Mount Everest), on May 21. The team reached the summit via the South Col route from the Nepal sid…