Piolets d'Or Announces the "Significant Ascents" of 2023
This list of 68 climbs is effectively a "long list" used to select nominees of the prestigious alpine award.
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Three Indians competing at IFSC World Youth Championship 2015
Lokesh Rajan, Siddhi Manerikar and Akash Gaikwad will be participating in the IFSC World Youth Championship in Arco, Italy starting
Nepal opens Everest to climbers after deadly earthquake
Japanese climber Nobukazu Kuriki will be attempting Everest (south side) this autumn, which opens to climbers for the first time
1st in 25 years - Chloë McCardel does a non-stop triple crossing of English Channel
Covering more than 115 km in under 37 hours, ultra-marathon swimmer Chloë McCardel completes a non-stop triple crossing of the
National Green Tribunal to decide on future of rafting camps on Ganges soon
India's green court seeks report on rafting, camping on Ganges; says it has no intent to ban camps
7th Mussoorie Writers' Mountain Festival in October
Woodstock school will host the seventh edition of Mussoorie Writers' Mountain Festival from October 22-25. The literary and cultural
Flash floods in Pakistan's popular trekking region damage life, property
Incessant rain and glacial melt in Chitral valley in north-west Pakistan has claimed several lives in heavy flooding. The recurring
Mani wins silver at IFSC Lead Paraclimbing Cup
TOJ Athlete Manikandan Kumar aka Mani won silver at the 2015 IFSC Paraclimbing Cup (Lead) in Chamonix last Saturday. On
BASE-jumping accident in Switzerland claims wingsuiter Jhonathan Florez
World record setter Jhonathan Florez died during a wingsuit BASE jump training session in Engelberg, Switzerland last Friday. Wingsuit athlete
India's Mani clinches gold at Lead Paraclimbing World Cup
TOJ Athlete Manikandan Kumar aka Mani won gold at the 2015 IFSC Paraclimbing World Cup at Imst, Austria last Sunday.
Do rafting camps on the Ganges cause ecological damage? Part 4 of 4
In the final of the four-part series, The Outdoor Journal seeks to answer if river rafting camps on the Ganges
The issue of 'unregulated licensing' of rafting camps on Ganges - Part 3 of 4
Sources claim a 90% rise in the number of rafting camps on the Ganges in less than a decade, blaming
What are the charges against rafting camps on the Ganges? Part 2 of 4
While the verdict on the future of river rafting camps on the Ganges is awaited, we explore the petition and