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Chopper To Kedarnath Makes Emergency Landing On Highway, Passengers Safe
A helicopter, with five passengers onboard, made an emergency landing in the middle of a highway on today. The chopper, which was owned by Kestrel Aviation Private Limited, was en route from Rudraprayag to Kedarnath in Uttarakhand.
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Uttarakhand girls' wishlist to Nita Ambani: toilets, computer lab
When Nita Ambani came calling to oversee the Reliance Foundation's relief work at a school ravaged in the Uttarakhand floods, the requests she was greeted with included separate toilets for girls and computer labs.
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Uttarakhand flood survivors deal with their loss
As families that survived the Uttarakhand tragedy begin to come to terms with the extent of their loss, they are finally realising that perhaps nothing will ever be the same for them again.
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Uttarakhand: The long road to relief
As he points to a mountain on the other side of the valley, Jagdish Singh tells us he stays in a village called Kotma, on the other side. He has walked all morning in search of relief and ration supplies but he is empty-handed.
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Blog- Uttarakhand: It all happened in one night
How long does it take to cover 110km? If it's the national highway, maybe two hours. So what if the national highway got washed away in huge chunks, or caved in after landslides?
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Uttarakhand devastation: We did everything we could, says government
The Uttarakhand government has said that it did everything it could in its evacuation efforts after the weather department had issued a warning on heavy rains in the state. Chief Minister Vijay Bahuguna held a high-level meeting on the tragedy today.
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Uttarakhand: Rain and landslides hit rescue operations, thousands still stranded
At mid-day on Monday, the Met department upgraded its weather warning for Uttarakhand from "severe" rain to "very severe" rain in the next three days. Nearly 15,000 people remain stranded today, with rain and new landslides impeding rescue operations. Helicopters have been unable to fly today to many parts of the state. But the Indian Air Force has...
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Uttarakhand: Rain hits rescue operations, 15,000 still stranded
Nearly 15,000 people remain stranded in Uttarakhand; the return of bad weather is impeding rescue operations. Helicopters have not been able to fly this morning, and landslides late on Sunday night have blocked major routes that were being used to evacuate people by foot.
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Chopper To Kedarnath Makes Emergency Landing On Highway, Passengers Safe
A helicopter, with five passengers onboard, made an emergency landing in the middle of a highway on today. The chopper, which was owned by Kestrel Aviation Private Limited, was en route from Rudraprayag to Kedarnath in Uttarakhand.
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Uttarakhand girls' wishlist to Nita Ambani: toilets, computer lab
When Nita Ambani came calling to oversee the Reliance Foundation's relief work at a school ravaged in the Uttarakhand floods, the requests she was greeted with included separate toilets for girls and computer labs.
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Uttarakhand flood survivors deal with their loss
As families that survived the Uttarakhand tragedy begin to come to terms with the extent of their loss, they are finally realising that perhaps nothing will ever be the same for them again.
-
Uttarakhand: The long road to relief
As he points to a mountain on the other side of the valley, Jagdish Singh tells us he stays in a village called Kotma, on the other side. He has walked all morning in search of relief and ration supplies but he is empty-handed.
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Blog- Uttarakhand: It all happened in one night
How long does it take to cover 110km? If it's the national highway, maybe two hours. So what if the national highway got washed away in huge chunks, or caved in after landslides?
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Uttarakhand devastation: We did everything we could, says government
The Uttarakhand government has said that it did everything it could in its evacuation efforts after the weather department had issued a warning on heavy rains in the state. Chief Minister Vijay Bahuguna held a high-level meeting on the tragedy today.
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Uttarakhand: Rain and landslides hit rescue operations, thousands still stranded
At mid-day on Monday, the Met department upgraded its weather warning for Uttarakhand from "severe" rain to "very severe" rain in the next three days. Nearly 15,000 people remain stranded today, with rain and new landslides impeding rescue operations. Helicopters have been unable to fly today to many parts of the state. But the Indian Air Force has...
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Uttarakhand: Rain hits rescue operations, 15,000 still stranded
Nearly 15,000 people remain stranded in Uttarakhand; the return of bad weather is impeding rescue operations. Helicopters have not been able to fly this morning, and landslides late on Sunday night have blocked major routes that were being used to evacuate people by foot.
