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Topic: Chamoli

Tapovan tunnel rescue work temporarily suspended due to surge in water level of Dhauli Ganga

Around 25-35 people have been trapped in the tunnel for over four days in the wake of the Chamoli glacier disaster in Uttarakhand, with agencies racing against time to rescue them.

No power, no water, little ration — 3 days on, ground zero of Chamoli floods remains cut off

Paing and nearly a dozen other villages were cut off from the rest of Chamoli in Uttarakhand after flash floods struck Sunday morning.

Rescue operation to locate 25-35 workers trapped inside Tapovan tunnel continues

The rescue operation at the NTPC hydel project site, which bore the brunt of the disaster, has been going on since Sunday after the flood in the Alaknanda river system in Chamoli.

‘A snow avalanche’ could have led to Uttarakhand flash flood — glaciologist DP Dobhal

Dobhal, glaciologist at Wadia Institute of Himalayan Geology in Dehradun, says avalanche triggered by accumulated snow may have disturbed some loose debris holding a huge glacial lake.

Day after destruction, 24×7 rescue work goes on at Uttarakhand’s Rishi Ganga project site

A flash flood likely triggered by a landslide caused havoc in Chamoli and Joshimath. Till now, 15 people have been rescued and 14 bodies recovered.

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India looks to ink deal for 114 Rafale as early as next year, some to come in fly-away condition

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