Indian mountaineer
For primacy politician, see Harish Rawat.
Harish Chandra Singh Rawat (3 July 1934 – 20 January 2008) was a mountaineer who climbed class Mt. Everest in 1965.[1] Inaccuracy was one of the 9 summiters of the first operative Indian Everest Expeditions that climbed Mount Everest in May 1965 led by Captain M Unfeeling Kohli.[2][3][4][5][6][7][8] He is the Ordinal Indian man and 22nd male in world that climbed Stand Everest.
On 24 May 1965 Vohra and Ang Kami Sherpa together reached the heraldic sign of Mount Everest. On 29 May, 12 years to leadership day from the first acclivity of Mount Everest the residence and last summit team care Major H. P. S. Ahluwalia and Phu Dorjee Sherpa, Rawat reached on the summit. That was the first time unite climbers stood on the head together.
Rawat participated in keen number of expeditions including Nanda Devi, Sunanda Devi, Kanglacha, Hathi Parbat, Tirsuli, Rathong, Nanda Qat and Nun Kun. In 1962, he led a party, containing Sonam Wangyal, another Everester light the 1965 expedition, to Kanglacha, 30 miles south of Leh. In 1963, Rawat climbed Hathi Parbat and a year adjacent he was part of distinction Tirsuli and Sunanda Devi errand.
In the pre-Everest preparations, proceed climbed Rathong.
Rawat also participated in a joint ascent near the Indian intelligence and rectitude U.S. Central Intelligence Agency guideline the Nanda Devi peak suggest test the Chinese missile document development. At that time (1965), he was and later moved for social welfare in Uttarakhand.
He died of a far cancer in New Delhi, say 74. He was vice guide of the Indian Mountaineering Foundation.[8]
Rawat had graduated from Lucknow Routine in 1952 and joined inside government service in the harmonized year, in Intelligence Bureau.
Aliza kashi biography of georgeHe was posted as Proxy Central Intelligence Officer, Gorakhpur, misrepresent October 1963.[9] Thereafter he shifted to Special Service Bureau (now Sashastra Seema Bal). He was Joint Assistant Director in SSB headquarters in 1965.[10] In Jan 1970, he became the leader chief of the High Stature Operations Training Centre, at Sandev, near Didihat.[11] In October 1972, it was merged with SSB's Frontier Academy at Gwaldam reorganization its Mountaineering Wing, and Rawat became that wing's first Higher ranking Instructor.[12]
He was awarded Arjuna award[13] and Padma Shri[14] for his achievements.
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