Himalayan Tsunami

It has been two months since the Himalayan tsunami in Uttarakhand left a trail of devastation with close to 5000 people missing, feared dead. It's a disaster the state is still struggling to deal with as it maps out its recovery where it's sorely missing a crucial link - road connectivity.

What really happened in those fateful 48 hours in the Kedarnath valley and all over Uttarakhand that led to such a massive 'flash flood' that killed thousands of people washing away villages?

Scores of stranded officials are being airlifted from the Kedarnath shrine in flood-ravaged Uttarakhand, as rescue efforts resumed today after days of incessant rain.

More than a fortnight after Uttarakhand was devastated by what has been described as a 'Himalayan Tsunami', the figures are coming in of just how much India feels for the victims of those affected by the flash floods. NDTV has learnt that in the last nine days, the Prime Minister's Relief Fund has received a total of nearly Rs 18 crore from across ...

More than 150 people are reported dead so far from the "Himalayan Tsunami" in Uttarakhand, but at least 60,000 remain trapped in different part of the state. Officials say they expect the death toll to be in the thousands. The army says this is its largest rescue and relief operation ever.

Though over 150 people are reported dead so far from the "Himalayan Tsunami" in Uttarakhand, officials say they expect the death toll to eventually hit the thousands. Many parts of the state where people are stranded remain inaccessible. 65,000 people are waiting to be rescued.

It has been two months since the Himalayan tsunami in Uttarakhand left a trail of devastation with close to 5000 people missing, feared dead. It's a disaster the state is still struggling to deal with as it maps out its recovery where it's sorely missing a crucial link - road connectivity.

What really happened in those fateful 48 hours in the Kedarnath valley and all over Uttarakhand that led to such a massive 'flash flood' that killed thousands of people washing away villages?

Scores of stranded officials are being airlifted from the Kedarnath shrine in flood-ravaged Uttarakhand, as rescue efforts resumed today after days of incessant rain.

More than a fortnight after Uttarakhand was devastated by what has been described as a 'Himalayan Tsunami', the figures are coming in of just how much India feels for the victims of those affected by the flash floods. NDTV has learnt that in the last nine days, the Prime Minister's Relief Fund has received a total of nearly Rs 18 crore from across ...

More than 150 people are reported dead so far from the "Himalayan Tsunami" in Uttarakhand, but at least 60,000 remain trapped in different part of the state. Officials say they expect the death toll to be in the thousands. The army says this is its largest rescue and relief operation ever.

Though over 150 people are reported dead so far from the "Himalayan Tsunami" in Uttarakhand, officials say they expect the death toll to eventually hit the thousands. Many parts of the state where people are stranded remain inaccessible. 65,000 people are waiting to be rescued.