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From Base Camp to Summit: Chinese drone films epic journey up Mount Everest
The DJI Mavic 3 drone, in partnership with 8KRAW, has unveiled stunning footage of Mount Everest, from base camp to summit. Capturing the majestic ascent in high-definition 4K resolution, it showcases the Khumbu Icefall, rugged slopes, and the challenging Western Cwm glacier valley. Viewers were awestruck by its resilience in extreme conditions, highlighting Everest's enduring allure for climbers worldwide. This achievement underscores the drone's capability to capture unparalleled views of Earth's highest peak, blending modern technology with natural wonder.
India-Mongolia joint military exercise 'Nomadic Elephant' to begin in Meghalaya tomorrow
The 16th edition of Joint Military Exercise 'Nomadic Elephant' between India and Mongolia will be held in Umroi, Meghalaya from July 3-16. This annual exercise aims to enhance interoperability for semi-conventional operations in semi-urban and mountainous terrain. The previous edition was conducted in Mongolia in 2023. The recent 12th Joint Working Group meeting between the defense ministries of India and Mongolia reviewed bilateral defense cooperation and identified ways to enhance it, highlighting the potential for a fruitful partnership.
Markets to get surprised on the positive side if the NDA numbers are closer to 400: Manish Sonthalia
Manish Sonthalia, CIO at Emkay Investment Manager, discusses potential dark horses in commodities, specifically metal, and highlights sectors like public sector units, BFSI, banks, and IT performing well this year. sonthalia says everything seems to be priced into perfection or more than perfection when it comes to the extreme short term or even the short term.
Nepal PM Prachanda calls for 'unified mountain voice' to address effects of climate change
Prime Minister Prachanda emphasizes the urgent need for a unified mountain voice to address climate change effects in the Himalayas. Nepal aims for zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2045, prioritizing vulnerable groups like women, youth, and indigenous tribes.
America is joining its frenemies back in the fossil fuel club
US President Joe Biden imposed tariffs on Chinese clean technology imports to support the US clean technology industry against China's dominance.
Helicopter carrying Iran's President Ebrahim Raisi crashes in mountains: official
Raisi was travelling in Iran's East Azerbaijan province. State TV described the area of the incident happening as being near Jolfa, a city on the border with with the nation of Azerbaijan, some 600 kilometres (375 miles) northwest of the Iranian capital, Tehran.
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Google AR Glasses set for a comeback, to be supercharged with AI
Google Glass, the augmented-reality headset that failed to gain traction with consumers a decade ago, is set for a comeback, powered by artificial intelligence. Alphabet Inc.'s Google has faced challenges for years in perfecting AR spectacles. After discontinuing the initial headset in 2015, the company shifted to selling enterprise versions for businesses, which were also phased out last year.
Stay light & keep some cash handy; buy only after the event is over: Anand Tandon
Anand Tandon provides insights on market dynamics, banking sector performance, consumer trends, and investment strategies amidst evolving economic landscapes and global uncertainties, suggesting cautious optimism and strategic planning for future opportunities.
A Japanese town is blocking Mt Fuji view from 'badly-behaved' tourists
A small Japanese town, Fujikawaguchiko, is constructing a barrier to block the view of Mount Fuji due to complaints about tourist misbehavior. Visitors have caused issues like littering and unsafe crossing. While some welcome the safety measure, others lament the loss of the iconic view. The barrier aims to maintain order amidst growing overtourism challenges.
View: Sometimes, to make an electric car better, you've got to make it a little worse
Electric-car optimism wanes as sales slow for Ford and Tesla. Hertz sells off electric cars, Audi slows E.V. transition. Challenges include cost, range, and infrastructure. Critics find electric cars lacking sensory experience and powerful acceleration, impacting younger generations' preferences.
'Force of Nature: The Dry 2': See what we know about release date, trailer, cast, plot and more
Eric Bana stars in 'Force of Nature: The Dry 2,' a mystery thriller where agent Aaron Falk investigates a disappearance in the Victorian mountains. The film, a sequel to 'The Dry,' is based on Jane Harper's novel and directed by Robert Connolly, arriving in theaters and on VOD on May 10.
Discover Myst: Your gateway to luxury living amidst the Himalayas
Located close to Kalka, Myst is an exclusive gated community by Tata Housing featuring luxurious residences for the chosen few.
View: Kissa Kursi Ka, when guard rails don't work
A court nullifying Elon Musk's $56 billion compensation reignites governance concerns over top management's omnipotence, as boards and shareholders seemingly rubber-stamp decisions. CEOs wield significant power, influencing vital choices and governance structures, often with limited shareholder oversight. Shareholder discontent occasionally emerges, yet challenging entrenched leadership proves arduous. Guardrails against power abuses falter, leaving governance in limbo.
Byju’s credits January salaries; CEO says moving mountains
On Friday, Byju's said an “artificially induced crisis” by a select group of investors for a delay in paying the January salaries. Raveendran also said the support from employees helped strengthen the fight against the odds.
After raising Rs 7,200 crore in new project in 72 hours, what is DLF doing next? Ashok Tyagi answers
Ashok Tyagi says: “It is safe to assume that FY24 will end at a number higher than Rs 13,000 crore we had guided for. By how much, that is something that we are still working on. We are also seeing if some of the launches that we had originally scheduled in the next fiscal can be advanced to Q4 may or may not happen given the approval cycles.”
Despite problems, support for SpiceJet amongst principal stakeholders extremely strong: Ajay Singh
“We are flying 40 aircraft at the moment. We expect to enhance that significantly, we are working on the plan.We will try and double our fleet over the next 12-18 months. Some of these are aircraft which are grounded and will be put back into service. Some we will be taking on lease and some are deliveries that we expect to get from OEMs.”
10 months after global launch, Sony PlayStation VR2 debuts in India with exclusive bundle; price starts at Rs 57,999
The VR headset comes with significant improvements, including an OLED display, 4K HDR support, and advanced controllers.
Travel along mountain roads
The view of a peak, either shrouded in mist or illuminated by the sun's golden rays, is certain to leave the viewer changed. The sheer scale of a mountain range commands attention, a reminder of nature's grandeur and humbling power.
View: The Palestinian-Israeli political struggle for land is also a struggle over freshwater
The conflict between Palestinians and Israelis has always been framed about who owns the land. The latest outbreak is no different. But the political struggle for land is also a struggle over freshwater. For, access to all water resources in the West Bank and Gaza is controlled by Israel.
View: The internet is no match for the printed newspaper
As a writer, it is of paramount interest to me that we get an infusion of new readers every five years or so in the print media. I fervently believe that readers who read newspapers and magazines in the hard-copy version will one day go on to read novels in the hardback. Because on your other e-devices, you only read what you search for. Once you search for 'Willard', the watch worn by Martin Sheen in Apocalypse Now, for instance, you will be fed articles on similar flamboyantly nicknamed dive watches from Seiko: Tuna, Arnie, Turtle, Monster.
Video shows British Tourist climbing Instagram-famous 'Stairway to Heaven' in Austria, falls 90m to death
A tourist from the United Kingdom lost his life after a fall of 300 feet from a narrow ladder on an Austrian mountain. This aerial ladder is colloquially referred to as the "stairway to heaven" and is located in the steep terrain of the Dachstein Mountains near Salzburg.
Lake Champlain, Green Mountains: Here's how you should spend your 36 Hours in Burlington, Vermont
Burlington, Vermont's most populous city, is known for its natural beauty, farm-to-table food scene, and progressive sensibility. Visitors can enjoy gelato at Shy Guy Gelato, sip tropical beers at Foam Brewers, experience a sonic journey at Paradiso, and dine at the candlelit Dedalus Wine Bar. Other highlights include the Burlington Farmers Market, apple picking at Yates Family Orchard, and exploring the town of Bristol.
British actor Julian Sands' cause of death remains mystery. See what happened
British actor Julian Sands' cause of death remains undetermined. His body was found in June after going missing during a California hike. Sands, who is known for A Room With A View and TV shows like 24 and Smallville, received overwhelming tributes. His disappearance occurred amid severe weather conditions, affecting search efforts.
Deadly aircraft crashes common in mountainous Nepal
Six people were killed in a helicopter crash in central Nepal. The chopper, which departed from Solukhunvhu district, home to Mount Everest and other high mountain peaks, had five Mexican nationals and one Nepali pilot onboard.
'Leaving Las Vegas' actor Julian Sands died while hiking on California mountain, say authorities
Actor Julian Sands, known for his roles in 'A Room With a View' and 'Leaving Las Vegas,' has been found dead on a California mountain. Sands, who had been missing since January, was an experienced hiker. His remains were discovered by hikers near Mount Baldy.
Google parent Alphabet bets on lasers to deliver internet in remote areas
The project known as Taara is part of Alphabet's innovation lab called X, also nicknamed the "Moonshot Factory." It was initiated in 2016 after attempts at using stratospheric balloons to deliver internet ran into problems due to high costs, company executives said.
Wildlife Board approves IAF mountain radar in Ladakh
Likely to come up soon, is an ambitious and long-debated plan to set up a High-Altitude Air to Ground Firing range in Ladakh to ensure battle readiness in hostile high reaches of the Sino-India border, ET has gathered.
British actor Julian Sands reportedly missing in San Gabriel mountains California
According to reports, the 65-year-old British actor was reported missing by his wife on Friday, January 13 after going hiking in the Baldy Bowl area of the San Gabriel Mountains.
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