Two Indian climbers die while descending Mount Everest after summiting, according to multiple reports. The deaths occur during the descent phase after the climbers reach the top, when conditions and physical strain typically increase. News18 says both climbers suffer severe exhaustion during the descent and that Sherpa guides make intense efforts to bring them down, but the climbers cannot be saved. India Today and Sun Online similarly report that two Indian climbers die during descent following a summit attempt. NDTV places the fatalities in the broader context of ongoing Everest activity, noting successful summits by other Indians, including 21-year-old Saanika Shah and the Border Security Force (BSF) all-women mountaineering team. Taken together, the accounts focus on the same sequence of events—summit, followed by a fatal descent—while emphasizing exhaustion and rescue attempts by Sherpa guides. The reports do not provide additional details such as the climbers’ identities or the exact time and location of death in the information provided.