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15 Dead In Uttarakhand, 3 In Himachal, More Rainfall Expected Today
Overflowing rivers, caved roads, damaged houses, overturned vehicles - these are the visuals from Uttarakhand and Himachal Pradesh as the two states witness heavy rainfall. Fifteen people have died in Uttarakhand, and three in a landslide in Mandi.
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Himachal Monsoon Fury: 3 Dead In Mandi Landslide, Vehicles Buried In Shimla
Heavy overnight rain triggered floods and landslides in Himachal Pradesh, killing a family of three as debris from an adjoining cliff slid onto their house, causing it to collapse, in the Mandi district.
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PM Modi Announces Rs 1,500-Crore Aid For Disaster-Hit Himachal
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday announced an immediate relief of Rs 1,500 crore for rain-affected Himachal Pradesh.
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PM Modi Reviews Flood, Landslide Damage in Himachal, Visits Kangra
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday took stock of the flood and landslides situation in Himachal Pradesh and reached Kangra after conducting an aerial survey of disaster-hit Mandi and Kullu districts.
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Monsoon Losses Exceed Rs 4,000 Crore In Himachal Pradesh: Officials
Himachal Pradesh has experienced losses totalling Rs 4,080 crore due to cloudbursts, flash floods, and landslides triggered by heavy rains from June 20 to September 7, officials said on Sunday.
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Video Captures Massive Landslide Amid Monsoon Havoc In Himachal
A massive landslide struck National Highway-5 (NH-5) near the Nathpa Dam in Kinnaur in Himachal Pradesh. A horrifying video of the incident captured the sheer scale of destruction, as it showed rocks and rubble crash into the dam.
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5 Dead In House Collapses, 1,337 Roads Closed, Schools Shut In Himachal Pradesh
Five people were killed in house collapse incidents as torrential rains triggered landslides and flash floods across Himachal Pradesh on Tuesday, blocking 1,337 roads, including four national highways, officials said.
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In Pics: Heavy Rain, Floods Ravage Parts Of North India
Normal life has been severely disrupted in many parts of north India, including Punjab, Haryana, Delhi, Jammu and Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand, due to unprecedented rainfall over the past few days.
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At 431 Mm, Himachal Pradesh Witnesses Wettest August In 76 Years
Himachal Pradesh has witnessed its wettest August in 76 years, recording 431.3 mm of rain in the month, the most since 1949.
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Chief Minister Sukhvinder Sukhu Declares Himachal Disaster-Hit Amid Heavy Rain Damage
Himachal Pradesh Chief Minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu on Monday declared in the state assembly that the hill state has been declared disaster-hit due to the extensive damage caused by cloudburst, flash floods and landslides over the past few weeks.
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"Natural Disasters Testing Nation": PM As Rain Ravages Parts Of North India
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday expressed pain and anguish over the devastation caused by landslides and floods triggered by incessant rains, and said natural disasters are testing the country.
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Yamuna Crosses Danger Mark In Delhi, Weather Office Warns Of Rain Till September 5
The India Meteorological Department issued a "Generally cloudy sky with moderate rain" forecast in New Delhi from today till September 2. "Rain or Thundershowers" forecast has been issued for September 4 and 5.
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J&K, Uttarakhand, Himachal: Why It Is Raining So Much In The North This Year
Jammu has broken all records post-1910 over the last two days and Udhampur has received 629.4 mm of rainfall over 24 hours -- almost as much as Delhi receives in the whole monsoon.
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Himachal Rains: Death Count Rises To 310, Losses Cross Rs 2,450 Crore
Himachal Pradesh has suffered extensive loss of life and property during the ongoing monsoon season. According to the Himachal Pradesh State Disaster Management Authority (SDMA), 310 people have died since June 20.
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Himachal Up, Bihar, Northeast Down: How Rain Went Off-Track This Monsoon
The monsoon this year has witnessed several short and intense spells of rainfall in many states because of climate variability, Senior Scientist in India Meteorological Department or IMD, Dr. Naresh Kumar told NDTV on Monday.
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15 Dead In Uttarakhand, 3 In Himachal, More Rainfall Expected Today
Overflowing rivers, caved roads, damaged houses, overturned vehicles - these are the visuals from Uttarakhand and Himachal Pradesh as the two states witness heavy rainfall. Fifteen people have died in Uttarakhand, and three in a landslide in Mandi.
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Himachal Monsoon Fury: 3 Dead In Mandi Landslide, Vehicles Buried In Shimla
Heavy overnight rain triggered floods and landslides in Himachal Pradesh, killing a family of three as debris from an adjoining cliff slid onto their house, causing it to collapse, in the Mandi district.
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PM Modi Announces Rs 1,500-Crore Aid For Disaster-Hit Himachal
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday announced an immediate relief of Rs 1,500 crore for rain-affected Himachal Pradesh.
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PM Modi Reviews Flood, Landslide Damage in Himachal, Visits Kangra
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday took stock of the flood and landslides situation in Himachal Pradesh and reached Kangra after conducting an aerial survey of disaster-hit Mandi and Kullu districts.
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Monsoon Losses Exceed Rs 4,000 Crore In Himachal Pradesh: Officials
Himachal Pradesh has experienced losses totalling Rs 4,080 crore due to cloudbursts, flash floods, and landslides triggered by heavy rains from June 20 to September 7, officials said on Sunday.
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Video Captures Massive Landslide Amid Monsoon Havoc In Himachal
A massive landslide struck National Highway-5 (NH-5) near the Nathpa Dam in Kinnaur in Himachal Pradesh. A horrifying video of the incident captured the sheer scale of destruction, as it showed rocks and rubble crash into the dam.
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5 Dead In House Collapses, 1,337 Roads Closed, Schools Shut In Himachal Pradesh
Five people were killed in house collapse incidents as torrential rains triggered landslides and flash floods across Himachal Pradesh on Tuesday, blocking 1,337 roads, including four national highways, officials said.
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In Pics: Heavy Rain, Floods Ravage Parts Of North India
Normal life has been severely disrupted in many parts of north India, including Punjab, Haryana, Delhi, Jammu and Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand, due to unprecedented rainfall over the past few days.
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At 431 Mm, Himachal Pradesh Witnesses Wettest August In 76 Years
Himachal Pradesh has witnessed its wettest August in 76 years, recording 431.3 mm of rain in the month, the most since 1949.
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Chief Minister Sukhvinder Sukhu Declares Himachal Disaster-Hit Amid Heavy Rain Damage
Himachal Pradesh Chief Minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu on Monday declared in the state assembly that the hill state has been declared disaster-hit due to the extensive damage caused by cloudburst, flash floods and landslides over the past few weeks.
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"Natural Disasters Testing Nation": PM As Rain Ravages Parts Of North India
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday expressed pain and anguish over the devastation caused by landslides and floods triggered by incessant rains, and said natural disasters are testing the country.
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Yamuna Crosses Danger Mark In Delhi, Weather Office Warns Of Rain Till September 5
The India Meteorological Department issued a "Generally cloudy sky with moderate rain" forecast in New Delhi from today till September 2. "Rain or Thundershowers" forecast has been issued for September 4 and 5.
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J&K, Uttarakhand, Himachal: Why It Is Raining So Much In The North This Year
Jammu has broken all records post-1910 over the last two days and Udhampur has received 629.4 mm of rainfall over 24 hours -- almost as much as Delhi receives in the whole monsoon.
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Himachal Rains: Death Count Rises To 310, Losses Cross Rs 2,450 Crore
Himachal Pradesh has suffered extensive loss of life and property during the ongoing monsoon season. According to the Himachal Pradesh State Disaster Management Authority (SDMA), 310 people have died since June 20.
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Himachal Up, Bihar, Northeast Down: How Rain Went Off-Track This Monsoon
The monsoon this year has witnessed several short and intense spells of rainfall in many states because of climate variability, Senior Scientist in India Meteorological Department or IMD, Dr. Naresh Kumar told NDTV on Monday.
