Last month India announced plans to bring down the body which has been known to Everest climbers for years as ‘Green Boots’, now identified as that of ITBP lance naik Dorje Morup, killed in 1966. Earlier this year, bodies of mountaineer Nimsdai Purja and other members of his expedition were recovered from Broad Peak, a month after their deaths. But physical, emotional and financial challenges make such high-altitude recoveries rare, with an estimated 200 bodies remaining on Everest alone.