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Came To Senses Next To Dead Co-worker: Uttarakhand Avalanche Survivor Recalls Incident
BRO worker Jagbir Singh came to his senses surrounded by an endless expanse of white, next to a dead co-worker, his body stuck inside mounds of snow with a fractured leg and injuries to his head.
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Updates: 11 Rescued After Avalanche Hits Uttarakhand's Badrinath, 24 Workers Missing
Uttarakhand Avalanche Updates: 57 road construction workers were stationed in the BRO camp at the time of the incident, informed Deepam Seth, Uttarakhand's Director General of Police, while speaking to NDTV.
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Watch: Border Roads Personnel Pull Out SUV From Snow, Rescue Tourists In Arunachal
Braving temperatures that were falling below -10 degrees Celsius, personnel from the Border Roads Organisation have rescued nearly 70 tourists and local residents who were stranded at the Sela Pass in Arunachal Pradesh because of incessant snowfall.
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How Border Roads Organisation Aided The Himalayan Rescue Op
The much-awaited breakthrough and the rescue of the 41 workers trapped in the Silkiyara Tunnel since November 12 has moved the focus back on the Border Roads Organisation (BRO) - the resilient force behind the Himalayan operation.
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The Super Mario Bros Movie Directors Claim Chris Pratt’s Voice Casting Made ‘Total Sense’
The Super Mario Bros. Movie directors have come in defence of Chris Pratt’s voice role as the titular plumber. In an interview, co-director Aaron Horvath stated that the casting “made total sense,” because it is an origin story based focusing on two blue-collar Italian immigrants — Mario and Luigi. Chris Pratt’s role in The Super Mario Br...
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Avalanche Kills 2 Border Organisation Workers In Himachal Pradesh
Two labourers of Border Roads Organisation (BRO) were killed while another is missing after an avalanche hit them near Chika in the Lahaul subdivision of Lahaul-Spiti district on Sunday evening.
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Over 11,800 Workers From Jharkhand To Work On Critical Border Roads Projects
Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren has given permission to the Border Roads Organisation (BRO) to recruit over 11,800 workers from the state for critical projects, including in areas near the China border in Ladakh, after getting a written assurance about their welfare and rights, state government sources said on Monday.
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Came To Senses Next To Dead Co-worker: Uttarakhand Avalanche Survivor Recalls Incident
BRO worker Jagbir Singh came to his senses surrounded by an endless expanse of white, next to a dead co-worker, his body stuck inside mounds of snow with a fractured leg and injuries to his head.
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Updates: 11 Rescued After Avalanche Hits Uttarakhand's Badrinath, 24 Workers Missing
Uttarakhand Avalanche Updates: 57 road construction workers were stationed in the BRO camp at the time of the incident, informed Deepam Seth, Uttarakhand's Director General of Police, while speaking to NDTV.
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Watch: Border Roads Personnel Pull Out SUV From Snow, Rescue Tourists In Arunachal
Braving temperatures that were falling below -10 degrees Celsius, personnel from the Border Roads Organisation have rescued nearly 70 tourists and local residents who were stranded at the Sela Pass in Arunachal Pradesh because of incessant snowfall.
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How Border Roads Organisation Aided The Himalayan Rescue Op
The much-awaited breakthrough and the rescue of the 41 workers trapped in the Silkiyara Tunnel since November 12 has moved the focus back on the Border Roads Organisation (BRO) - the resilient force behind the Himalayan operation.
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The Super Mario Bros Movie Directors Claim Chris Pratt’s Voice Casting Made ‘Total Sense’
The Super Mario Bros. Movie directors have come in defence of Chris Pratt’s voice role as the titular plumber. In an interview, co-director Aaron Horvath stated that the casting “made total sense,” because it is an origin story based focusing on two blue-collar Italian immigrants — Mario and Luigi. Chris Pratt’s role in The Super Mario Br...
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Avalanche Kills 2 Border Organisation Workers In Himachal Pradesh
Two labourers of Border Roads Organisation (BRO) were killed while another is missing after an avalanche hit them near Chika in the Lahaul subdivision of Lahaul-Spiti district on Sunday evening.
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Over 11,800 Workers From Jharkhand To Work On Critical Border Roads Projects
Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren has given permission to the Border Roads Organisation (BRO) to recruit over 11,800 workers from the state for critical projects, including in areas near the China border in Ladakh, after getting a written assurance about their welfare and rights, state government sources said on Monday.
