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Yellow Alert Issued For Heavy Rain, Thunderstorms In Parts Of Uttarakhand
A yellow alert for heavy rain has been issued in some districts of Uttarakhand on Tuesday, according to the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD).
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Mahindra Thar Gets Swept By River, Crane Brought To Rescue: Watch Video
Mahindra Thar swept away in Dehradun river; tourists rescued safely, crane used for recovery.
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Video: Uttarakhand College Building Collapses, Washed Away In Floodwaters
Amid heavy rain in Uttarakhand, a building of the Doon Defence College in Dehradun's Maldevta collapsed on Monday. The building was washed away by the strong currents of the River Bandal, which was overflowing after continuous rainfall in the state.
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Sudarsan Pattnaik Wishes Rishabh Pant Speedy Recovery With Sand Art
Many people flooded the comments section appreciating the artist's work and wishing quick and healthy recovery to the Indian cricketer.
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Watch: Cloudburst In Uttarakhand Triggers Flash Flood, Homes At Risk
A bridge over the Song river was washed away and Kempty Falls, a popular tourist spot near Mussoorie, was flowing dangerously, the officials said.
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Uttarakhand's Ranikhet, Almora Cut Off Amid Rain, Fuel Only For Emergency
Uttarakhand's Ranikhet and Almora remain cut off from the plains - and the former was today forced to ration fuel for emergency services - for a second consecutive day, as the hilly state battles floods and landslides triggered by days of heavy rain.
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Watch: Dehradun Bridge Collapses, Road Caves In After Heavy Rains
Dehradun and nearby areas have received continuous rains over the past few days, leading to flooding. Parts of a bridge over River Jakhan collapsed in Ranipokhari. A road in the state capital, too, has caved in. No loss of life has been reported.
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Will Resign From Politics If BJP Can Prove Its Charge: Harish Rawat
Reacting sharply to BJP's charge that an amount of over Rs 1509 crore released by the Centre for disaster relief in Uttarakhand was illegally siphoned off, Chief Minister Harish Rawat today said he will resign from politics if the opposition party produces documentary evidence to substantiate the allegation.
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Uttarakhand Floods: Couple Arrested for Faking Death of Children
A couple from Madhya Pradesh took compensation from both Uttarakhand and Madhya Pradesh governments after producing false documents to show that their two teenaged children had perished in the 2013 flashfloods in Kedarnath.
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Kedarnath Temple Reopens Almost a Year After Uttarakhand Floods
Sacred portals of the Kedarnath temple were reopened to devotees amid elaborate rituals early this morning, about a year after the Himalayan shrine was marred by flash floods that had left hundreds of people dead and many others stranded.
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Rs 125 crore additional fund for flood-hit districts in Uttarakhand
Asking officials to immediately start work on projects cleared by Project Implementation Units in the calamity-hit areas, Uttarakhand Chief Minister Harish Rawat said an additional sum of Rs 125 crore will be given to districts to speed up reconstruction work.
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Dhoni missed as Brian Lara bats for Uttarakhand
Local students in Dehradun cheered Brian Lara who was here to play a charity match to help flood victims. The youngsters however did miss MS Dhoni, whose wife belongs to their state.
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Number of Britishers missing in Uttarakhand may never be known, says UK's High Commissioner
The exact number of British nationals who went missing during the mid-June flash floods in Uttarakhand "may never be known", country's High Commissioner to India Sir James Bevan said today.
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Border Security Force rebuilds lives in villages of Kalimath valley
Border Security Force (BSF) is carrying out rehabilitation operations in 12 devastated villages of Kalimath valley in Rudraprayag district of flood-hit Uttarakhand.
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Uttarakhand: villagers' woes continue as areas remain inaccessible
Three months after the June calamity in Uttarakhand, damaged roads in Kalimath valley of Rudraprayag district are yet to be repaired forcing villagers to traverse long distance for foodgrains and other essentials.
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Yellow Alert Issued For Heavy Rain, Thunderstorms In Parts Of Uttarakhand
A yellow alert for heavy rain has been issued in some districts of Uttarakhand on Tuesday, according to the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD).
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Mahindra Thar Gets Swept By River, Crane Brought To Rescue: Watch Video
Mahindra Thar swept away in Dehradun river; tourists rescued safely, crane used for recovery.
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Video: Uttarakhand College Building Collapses, Washed Away In Floodwaters
Amid heavy rain in Uttarakhand, a building of the Doon Defence College in Dehradun's Maldevta collapsed on Monday. The building was washed away by the strong currents of the River Bandal, which was overflowing after continuous rainfall in the state.
-
Sudarsan Pattnaik Wishes Rishabh Pant Speedy Recovery With Sand Art
Many people flooded the comments section appreciating the artist's work and wishing quick and healthy recovery to the Indian cricketer.
-
Watch: Cloudburst In Uttarakhand Triggers Flash Flood, Homes At Risk
A bridge over the Song river was washed away and Kempty Falls, a popular tourist spot near Mussoorie, was flowing dangerously, the officials said.
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Uttarakhand's Ranikhet, Almora Cut Off Amid Rain, Fuel Only For Emergency
Uttarakhand's Ranikhet and Almora remain cut off from the plains - and the former was today forced to ration fuel for emergency services - for a second consecutive day, as the hilly state battles floods and landslides triggered by days of heavy rain.
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Watch: Dehradun Bridge Collapses, Road Caves In After Heavy Rains
Dehradun and nearby areas have received continuous rains over the past few days, leading to flooding. Parts of a bridge over River Jakhan collapsed in Ranipokhari. A road in the state capital, too, has caved in. No loss of life has been reported.
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Will Resign From Politics If BJP Can Prove Its Charge: Harish Rawat
Reacting sharply to BJP's charge that an amount of over Rs 1509 crore released by the Centre for disaster relief in Uttarakhand was illegally siphoned off, Chief Minister Harish Rawat today said he will resign from politics if the opposition party produces documentary evidence to substantiate the allegation.
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Uttarakhand Floods: Couple Arrested for Faking Death of Children
A couple from Madhya Pradesh took compensation from both Uttarakhand and Madhya Pradesh governments after producing false documents to show that their two teenaged children had perished in the 2013 flashfloods in Kedarnath.
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Kedarnath Temple Reopens Almost a Year After Uttarakhand Floods
Sacred portals of the Kedarnath temple were reopened to devotees amid elaborate rituals early this morning, about a year after the Himalayan shrine was marred by flash floods that had left hundreds of people dead and many others stranded.
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Rs 125 crore additional fund for flood-hit districts in Uttarakhand
Asking officials to immediately start work on projects cleared by Project Implementation Units in the calamity-hit areas, Uttarakhand Chief Minister Harish Rawat said an additional sum of Rs 125 crore will be given to districts to speed up reconstruction work.
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Dhoni missed as Brian Lara bats for Uttarakhand
Local students in Dehradun cheered Brian Lara who was here to play a charity match to help flood victims. The youngsters however did miss MS Dhoni, whose wife belongs to their state.
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Number of Britishers missing in Uttarakhand may never be known, says UK's High Commissioner
The exact number of British nationals who went missing during the mid-June flash floods in Uttarakhand "may never be known", country's High Commissioner to India Sir James Bevan said today.
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Border Security Force rebuilds lives in villages of Kalimath valley
Border Security Force (BSF) is carrying out rehabilitation operations in 12 devastated villages of Kalimath valley in Rudraprayag district of flood-hit Uttarakhand.
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Uttarakhand: villagers' woes continue as areas remain inaccessible
Three months after the June calamity in Uttarakhand, damaged roads in Kalimath valley of Rudraprayag district are yet to be repaired forcing villagers to traverse long distance for foodgrains and other essentials.
