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On This Day in History, July 2: Civil Rights Act signed, Amelia Earhart disappears, Simla Agreement signed, Men in Black premieres and moreOn This Day in History, July 2 witnessed landmark moments that shaped politics, civil rights, aviation, literature and international relati...- SDRF rescues over 50 pilgrims stranded in swollen river in Uttarakhand's ChampawatA major tragedy was averted at Sri Reetha Sahib Gurdwara in Champawat district. Over 50 pilgrims were trapped in a swollen river during the...
- Government open for talks on Kashmir, Opposition toldThe government had reached out to the Opposition by holding two briefings on Indo-China standoff at Doklam and the Amarnath terror attack.
- Haj stampede: Death toll of Indians rises to 81The death toll of Indians in the Haj stampede has risen to 81 even as scores of nationals are still missing after the last month's tragedy,...
- PM Narendra Modi condoles death of pilgrims in Haj stampede tragedyPM Modi has condoled the death of pilgrims in last week's grisly stampede at Mina, the worst tragedy to hit the annual pilgrimage in last 2...
- Pakistan's Haj stampede death toll jumps to 36At least 85 Pakistanis are still missing after the tragedy which killed at least 769 pilgrims from different countries, Yousaf told state-r...
- Haj stampede: Death toll of Indians killed rises to 18The death toll of Indian pilgrims has risen to 18 in the grisly stampede at the Haj which has so far claimed the lives of 717 people, the w...
- 14 Indians killed in Haj stampede: Sushma Swaraj"Our consul general Jeddah reports loss of 14 Indian lives in stampede," the minister said in a tweet. She added that "we have 13 injured i...
- Help Uttarakhand victims, avoid iftar parties: Ajmer Dargah chiefAjmer Dargah head, Zainul Abedin Ali Khan requested various groups to avoid holding Roza iftar parties and help Uttarakhand victims.
- Bahuguna government in state of slumber: B C Khanduri on Uttarakhand calamityB C Khanduri said hundreds of precious lives could have been saved if the authorities had responded to the situation in time.
- 680 still stranded in disaster-hit UttarakhandOver 200 pilgrims and locals were today rescued from flood-ravaged areas of Uttarakhand where another 680 were still stranded.
- Shirvaj Singh Chouhan announces Rs 5 lakh for kids orphaned in Uttarakhand tragedyShirvaj Singh Chouhan today described the tragedy in Uttarakhand as "terrible" and announced a relief of Rs 5 lakh to the orphaned children.
- Declare Uttarkhand catastrophe a national tragedy: Shivraj Singh ChouhanMadhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan today demanded that the Uttarakhand calamity be declared as a "national tragedy".
- Sonia Gandhi extremely worried about people of Uttarakhand: Ambika SoniSonia Gandhi is extremely worried about the people of calamity hit-Uttarakhand and wants early evacuation of stranded survivours from Badri...
- Over 12,000 pilgrims register for first day of Amarnath yatraOver 12,700 pilgrims have registered themselves for the first day of the pilgrimage to holy cave shrine of Amarnath in south Kashmir Himala...
- Uttarakhand tragedy: Kin of stranded flood victims demand stepping up rescue opsOver 350 pilgrims from Jhalawar, Baran, Bundi and Kota of Hadouti region are reported to be trapped at various places near Kedarnath shrine.
- Kerala ignored warnings on Sabari rushThe Kerala high court on Monday pulled up the state government for ignoring its warnings on the need to regulate the flow of pilgrims at Sa...
- Sabarimala accident: Over 100 killed, scores injuredThe tragedy occurred at Pulmedu in Vandiperiyar when a jeep carrying pilgrims ploughed into a crowd and overturned, killing some on the spo...
- President condoles death of Sabarimala pilgrimsOver 100 pilgrims returning from the shrine were killed and 50 others injured in the stampede.
- BJP expresses shock over death of over 100 pilgrimsBJP on Sunday expressed its shock over the death of more than 100 pilgrims in a stampede at the Naina Devi temple in Bilaspur district of H...
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