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Kedarnath trek landslide: 7,350 pilgrims evacuated from affected route; rescue operation continuesKedarnath trek route landslide: More than 7,350 pilgrims have been safely evacuated from the Kedarnath trek route after landslides disrupte...
Over 6,500 pilgrims rescued near Kedarnath after landslideFollowing a devastating landslide, more than 6,000 pilgrims were safely evacuated from Chirbasa helipad. The incident caused partial destru...
Over 10,000 Kedarnath pilgrims rescued after massive landslide in Uttarakhand's RudraprayagOver 10,000 pilgrims were safely evacuated from the Kedarnath route in Rudraprayag after a landslide at Munkatiya blocked the highway. Join...
After 17 days, rescue work in Uttarakhand over, 1.1 lakh evacuatedSeventeen days after the Uttarakhand disaster, the mammoth multi-agency rescue operations to evacuate all stranded pilgrims and tourists co...
275 TN pilgrims rescued from Uttarakhand: GovernmentOut of the 377 pilgrims from Tamil Nadu who are stranded in the two holy places, 275 travellers were brought to Tamil Nadu House here.
All pilgrims rescued from Kedarnath, focus shifts to Badrinath and HarsilOf those brought to safety, 7,000 had been trapped in the Kedarnath and Gaurikund areas — the stretch that bore the brunt of the deluge.
5,000 feared killed: Government, Kedarnath cleared, 19,000 still strandedKedarnath Valley was today cleared of all stranded pilgrims, as rescuers battled rains to evacuate 3,000 more people in the disaster in whi...
Rescue operations resume in Uttarakhand after brief suspension due to rainRescue operations in rain- hit Uttarakhand resumed on a war footing to evacuate 22,000 pilgrims still stranded in high altitude areas.
Sunday ET: 40,000 still stranded in UttarakhandHungry for days, many of those sighted are ill and in need of immediate medical care, official sources said, adding the sick and ailing amo...
Uttarakhand calamity toll mounts to 680A senior state govt official said 123 bodies have been recovered from Kedarnath where a team of experts went today to a take count of bodie...
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.
Several pilgrims still stuck without relief near KedarnathScores of pilgrims are on the verge of death, while others who managed to reach Sonprayag on foot have complained that rescue operations ar...
Rescuers step up operation to reach out to stranded pilgrimsRescuers were today racing against time to reach out to 1000 stranded pilgrims sighted in the gorges and ravines between Kedarnath and Gaur...
Uttarakhand floods: 17 foreigners rescued, 1000 stranded pilgrims sightedAbout 1000 more pilgrims stranded in Rambara and Junglechatti areas en route to Kedarnath shrine in Rudraprayag district were sighted by se...
- Relief camp in Rishikesh for Gujarati pilgrims in Uttarakhand
Gujarat government has set up a relief camp in Rishikesh in Uttarakhand for pilgrims from the state who are stranded there
Thousands feared dead in Uttarakhand, rescue efforts intensifiedThe State Disaster Mitigation and Management Centre has said that casualties in the affected areas may run into thousands.
Uttarakhand toll may be in thousands, over 70,000 still missingEven chief minister Vijay Bahuguna, who described the calamity as a " Himalayan tsunami", said, "Very heavy casualties are feared."
- Bengal ministers in Uttarakhand to rescue stranded tourists
Two West Bengal ministers today held discussions with the Uttarakhand government to expedite rescue of stranded tourists and pilgrims from ...
Monsoon fury in North India: Death toll rises to 131, thousands strandedThe famous Kedarnath shrine was virtually submerged in mud and slush where 50 people died and over 70,000 pilgrims stranded.
Monsoon fury: Toll rises to 131, Kedarnath shrine in mudThe famous Kedarnath shrine was virtually submerged in mud and slush where 50 people died in the unprecedented flash floods.