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'Silkyara Saviours' Win India's Heroes Award. They Recollect Daring Rescue
A group of men who rescued 41 workers trapped inside a collapsed tunnel in Uttarakhand were honoured with NDTV's India's Heroes Award.
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"Cant Stop Working Over Fear": Rescued Worker Back At Tunnel That Crashed
Construction has resumed on an Indian tunnel that collapsed last year, trapping 41 workers for 17 days -- with at least one of those men back on the job, reports Tuesday said.
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Opinion: The Tunnel Rescue Is The Story Of New India
The Silkyara tunnel evacuation is a story of India's new found confidence in the last decade, its great strides & novel clarity of vision, determination, policy implementation and strong political will to take right calls in toughest of situations
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"Licked Water Dripping From Rocks": Rescued Worker Narrates Ordeal
Anil Bediya, one of the 41 labourers who were rescued from a collapsed Uttarakhand tunnel after 17 days, survived the ordeal by eating 'muri' (puffed rice) and licking water dripping from rocks.
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"Light At The End Of Tunnel": Daring Uttarakhand Tunnel Rescue Earns Praise
With 10-12 meters of rubble obstructing their escape, the joint operation, overseen by Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami and Union Minister Nitin Gadkari, ended with the safe extraction of all workers.
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"18-24 Hours Passed In Fear": Rescued Workers Narrate 17-Day Ordeal
Evacuated workers who were rescued from inside the Uttarkashi tunnel after 17 days of being trapped are now looking forward to meeting their anxious families.
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"Wonderful Achievement": Australia PM On Rescue Of 41 Trapped Workers
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese hailed the Indian authorities for successfully carrying out the rescue operation to evacuate 41 workers who were trapped inside the Silkyara-Barkot tunnel in Uttarakhand.
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"They Hoisted Us Onto Their Shoulders": Rescuers On Meeting Tunnel Workers
Feroze Qureshi and Monu Kumar, experts in the rat-hole mining technique, were the first to meet the 41 labourers rescued from the Silkyara tunnel in Uttarakhand after they cleared the last bit of the rubble inside the structure.
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All Of 41 Workers Rescued From Tunnel Are Fit: Uttarakhand Chief Minister
Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami on Tuesday said none of the 41 labourers rescued from an under-construction road tunnel in Uttarkashi district was in a critical condition.
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"Amazing Example Of Humanity, Teamwork": PM Modi On Tunnel Rescue
Uttarkashi Tunnel Rescue: All 41 workers were successfully rescued from the collapsed Silkyara tunnel in Uttarakhand after 17 days. All the workers were pulled out of the tunnel in approximately an hour.
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Pushkar Dhami, Minister VK Singh Greet First Rescued Workers With Garlands
Uttarkashi Tunnel Rescue Live: The first workers were pulled out from the collapsed portion of the Silkyara tunnel in Uttarkashi after 17 days.
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"We Are Near Breakthrough, But Not Yet There": Official On Uttarakhand Tunnel Rescue
Rescue operations are near a breakthrough as the pipe has to be pushed for another two metres to reach the 41 workers who have been trapped in the Silkyara tunnel for 16 days, the National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) said on Tuesday.
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Pipes Pushed Upto 52 Metres Through Rubble, Says Uttarakhand Chief Minister
Pipes have been inserted up to 52 metres through the rubble at Silkyara tunnel, Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami said on Tuesday as efforts to rescue the 41 workers trapped there continued for the 17th day.
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"Not Involved In Construction Of Uttarakhand Tunnel": Adani Group
Industrialist Gautam Adani's group on Monday said it has no direct or indirect involvement in the construction of Uttarakhand's Silkyara tunnel, where 41 construction workers have been trapped since it collapsed more than two weeks back.
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Uttarkashi Tunnel Rescue: Manual Digging Specialist Details Op To Remove Debris
"All labourers are our brothers", said a civilian specialist Prasadilal who has been called in to carry out the manual drilling for the rescue of 41 trapped labourers in the Silkyara tunnel.
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'Silkyara Saviours' Win India's Heroes Award. They Recollect Daring Rescue
A group of men who rescued 41 workers trapped inside a collapsed tunnel in Uttarakhand were honoured with NDTV's India's Heroes Award.
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"Cant Stop Working Over Fear": Rescued Worker Back At Tunnel That Crashed
Construction has resumed on an Indian tunnel that collapsed last year, trapping 41 workers for 17 days -- with at least one of those men back on the job, reports Tuesday said.
-
Opinion: The Tunnel Rescue Is The Story Of New India
The Silkyara tunnel evacuation is a story of India's new found confidence in the last decade, its great strides & novel clarity of vision, determination, policy implementation and strong political will to take right calls in toughest of situations
-
"Licked Water Dripping From Rocks": Rescued Worker Narrates Ordeal
Anil Bediya, one of the 41 labourers who were rescued from a collapsed Uttarakhand tunnel after 17 days, survived the ordeal by eating 'muri' (puffed rice) and licking water dripping from rocks.
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"Light At The End Of Tunnel": Daring Uttarakhand Tunnel Rescue Earns Praise
With 10-12 meters of rubble obstructing their escape, the joint operation, overseen by Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami and Union Minister Nitin Gadkari, ended with the safe extraction of all workers.
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"18-24 Hours Passed In Fear": Rescued Workers Narrate 17-Day Ordeal
Evacuated workers who were rescued from inside the Uttarkashi tunnel after 17 days of being trapped are now looking forward to meeting their anxious families.
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"Wonderful Achievement": Australia PM On Rescue Of 41 Trapped Workers
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese hailed the Indian authorities for successfully carrying out the rescue operation to evacuate 41 workers who were trapped inside the Silkyara-Barkot tunnel in Uttarakhand.
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"They Hoisted Us Onto Their Shoulders": Rescuers On Meeting Tunnel Workers
Feroze Qureshi and Monu Kumar, experts in the rat-hole mining technique, were the first to meet the 41 labourers rescued from the Silkyara tunnel in Uttarakhand after they cleared the last bit of the rubble inside the structure.
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All Of 41 Workers Rescued From Tunnel Are Fit: Uttarakhand Chief Minister
Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami on Tuesday said none of the 41 labourers rescued from an under-construction road tunnel in Uttarkashi district was in a critical condition.
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"Amazing Example Of Humanity, Teamwork": PM Modi On Tunnel Rescue
Uttarkashi Tunnel Rescue: All 41 workers were successfully rescued from the collapsed Silkyara tunnel in Uttarakhand after 17 days. All the workers were pulled out of the tunnel in approximately an hour.
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Pushkar Dhami, Minister VK Singh Greet First Rescued Workers With Garlands
Uttarkashi Tunnel Rescue Live: The first workers were pulled out from the collapsed portion of the Silkyara tunnel in Uttarkashi after 17 days.
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"We Are Near Breakthrough, But Not Yet There": Official On Uttarakhand Tunnel Rescue
Rescue operations are near a breakthrough as the pipe has to be pushed for another two metres to reach the 41 workers who have been trapped in the Silkyara tunnel for 16 days, the National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) said on Tuesday.
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Pipes Pushed Upto 52 Metres Through Rubble, Says Uttarakhand Chief Minister
Pipes have been inserted up to 52 metres through the rubble at Silkyara tunnel, Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami said on Tuesday as efforts to rescue the 41 workers trapped there continued for the 17th day.
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"Not Involved In Construction Of Uttarakhand Tunnel": Adani Group
Industrialist Gautam Adani's group on Monday said it has no direct or indirect involvement in the construction of Uttarakhand's Silkyara tunnel, where 41 construction workers have been trapped since it collapsed more than two weeks back.
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Uttarkashi Tunnel Rescue: Manual Digging Specialist Details Op To Remove Debris
"All labourers are our brothers", said a civilian specialist Prasadilal who has been called in to carry out the manual drilling for the rescue of 41 trapped labourers in the Silkyara tunnel.
