Uttarakhand flood latest news: About 600 rescue workers are involved in the rescue operation. Stay tuned for LIVE updates
Using drones and remote-sensing equipment, rescue teams intensified rescue efforts on Wednesday
A joint rescue team continued to penetrate deeper through tonnes of silt inside the Tapovan tunnel to reach out to 25-35 people trapped inside it following the glacier disaster in Uttarakhand
The flash floods in Uttarakhand two days ago was due to the collapse of a hanging glacier, initial observations by scientists at the Wadia Institute of Himalayan Geology suggests.
Uttarakhand flood latest news: 31 bodies have been recovered from different areas that were affected by the glacier burst in Chamoli district in Uttarakhand
About 600 rescue workers are involved in the operation, two days after the sudden flood in the Alaknanda river system in Chamoli district that was possibly triggered by an avalanche or glacier burst
The operation to rescue around 30 workers feared trapped inside a tunnel at the Tapovan power project in Chamoli district continued
State Disaster Response Fund on Monday said that 26 bodies have been recovered from different areas that were affected by the glacier burst in Chamoli district in Uttarakhand
Indiscriminate construction is destroying Uttarakhand
He also visited the ITBP hospital in Joshimath, Chamoli where injured people have been admitted
Rawat has conducted a review meeting on disaster relief operation following glacier burst in Chamoli and released Rs 20 crores from State Disaster Response Fund for relief and rescue operation
Twenty-six bodies have been recovered and 171 people still missing as multiple agencies worked at rescuing over 30 workers feared trapped in a tunnel at a power project site
It may take a day or two before making way for rescuing the trapped people, said top government officials
Uttarakhand floods live updates: About 25-35 people are trapped inside a tunnel, and the operation to rescue them is underway
Rawat said the calamity might have been caused by an 'abrupt sliding down' of millions of tonnes of snow from a hill
Multiple agencies worked at rescuing over 30 workers feared trapped in a tunnel at a power project site
The SC had ordered no approval for any new hydel plant in the state following panel's observations. However, construction of several existing hydel plants continued
More than 200 people are still missing
Multi-agency relief operations continue in Chamoli and adjoining areas of Uttarakhand
Business Standard brings you key power projects that were destroyed in the glacier burst on Feb 7 and the floods that devastated the state in 2013