In a proud moment for Assam, Rupamoni Gorh from Lakhimpur has become the first Assamese woman mountaineer to scale Mount Everest, the world’s highest peak.
Shillong, July 11: Meghalaya a·dokoni Mount Everest a·briona doanggipa Rifiness Warjri, uni Mt. Everest a·brioniko chimongbagipa rong·terangko Directorate of Mineral Resources-na Bristibar salo pakwate...
In a symbolic and proud moment for Meghalaya, Rifiness Warjri, the youngest Everester from the state, handed over a rock she collected from the summit of Mount Everest to the Directorate of Mineral Resources on Thursday.
Cadet Refiiness Warjri, the third woman from Meghalaya to conquer Mount Everest, received a triumphant welcome on Saturday upon her arrival at Shillong Airport in Umroi. Her return marks the culmination of an extraordinary journey that saw the young woman from a small village ascend to the "top of the world."
On Saturday, Colonel Sahil Sharma, Commandant of the 35 Battalion of Assam Rifles, flagged off Roy’s 1,400 km cycling expedition from Agartala to Phaplu.
Itanagar, May 22: A•bri jolo songdongenggipa Kabak Yano, jean Kamle a•jaoni ong•achim, ua meter 8,848.86 ong•gipa a•gilsak gimiko chubatsranggipa Mount Everest a•bri ku•chotona, Nyishi...
Mountaineer Kabak Yano has brought laurels for Arunachal Pradesh and made history by becoming the first woman from the Nyishi tribe to successfully climb Mount Everest, the worlds highest peak at 8,848.86 meters.
