Joshi is the eighth Pakistani to successfully scale Mount Everest


Abdul Joshi, resident of Hunza, on Monday successfully climbed the world’s highest mountain Mount Everest and raised Pakistan’s flag on top of the world.
Joshi is well Known as a “pathfinder” among mountaineers because of his super skills. The expedition began on April 22 and they reached Camp 4 on May 15.
The thirty-eight-year-old Joshi embarked the final summit from Camp 4 last night at around 9pm and reached the top on Sunday near 5am. The summit was confirmed on Joshi’s Facebook page.
“Alhamdulliah! Another triumph for Pakistan! Abdul Joshi has summited Mount Everest - the Highest Mountain in the World. May Allah be praised for all His glory,” the post read.
He is the eighth Pakistani to successfully scale Mount Everest. Joshi is likely to return to the base camp on May 18.
Bangladesh players act normal despite controversies, says Shanto
- 12 hours ago
Mainly cold, dry weather expected in most parts: Met Office
- 14 hours ago

Preparing youth for digital economy: inside Pakistan’s wealth university
- 15 hours ago
Bob Weir, Grateful Dead co-founder and rhythm guitarist, dead at 78
- 12 hours ago
Jags top trolls with 'small-market' reference
- 4 hours ago
Iran warns Washington it will retaliate against any attack
- 14 hours ago
Offseason guide for eliminated NFL teams: Key free agents, draft outlook and more
- 4 hours ago
Islamabad: Cylinder blast in wedding house leaves eight dead, 11 hurt
- 14 hours ago
Pakistan Navy ships visit Port Sultan Qaboos
- 14 hours ago
Pakistan reiterates support for Somalia's sovereignty, integrity
- 10 hours ago
Barnwell makes his NFL award picks: Ranking candidates for MVP, Rookie of the Year, more
- 4 hours ago

Foreign remittances hit record high of $3.6bn in December
- 14 hours ago



