Larji Dam

The Himachal Pradesh High Court today directed payment of compensation of Rs 20 lakh to the parents of each of the 24 engineering students of a Hyderabad college who were washed away in river Beas in near Thalot in Kullu district of the state on June 8,2014.

Six officials of the Larji Dam Project and three faculty members of an engineering college have been named in a charge-sheet over the Beas river tragedy in Himachal Pradesh which had claimed 25 lives.

An inquiry report on the death of 24 students and a tour guide near Mandi on June 8, who were washed away when water was released into the river without warning from the nearby Larji Hydropower project, has blamed the dam authorities for the tragedy.

The Himachal Pradesh High Court today said it was not satisfied with the status-report filed by the state government on the June 8 tragedy in which 24 students from a Hyderabad engineering college were killed in the Beas river

Rescuers have recovered the bodies of five students from the River Beas in Himachal Pradesh who were swept away along with 19 classmates on Sunday evening in a sudden surge of water released from a dam.

Rescuers have recovered five bodies today from the River Beas in Himachal Pradesh in a search for 24 students from Telangana who were washed away in a sudden surge of water released from a dam.

Twenty four students from an engineering college in Hyderabad are feared to have been washed away in the Beas river near Mandi in Himachal Pradesh. Six of them are girls.

The Himachal Pradesh High Court today directed payment of compensation of Rs 20 lakh to the parents of each of the 24 engineering students of a Hyderabad college who were washed away in river Beas in near Thalot in Kullu district of the state on June 8,2014.

Six officials of the Larji Dam Project and three faculty members of an engineering college have been named in a charge-sheet over the Beas river tragedy in Himachal Pradesh which had claimed 25 lives.

An inquiry report on the death of 24 students and a tour guide near Mandi on June 8, who were washed away when water was released into the river without warning from the nearby Larji Hydropower project, has blamed the dam authorities for the tragedy.

The Himachal Pradesh High Court today said it was not satisfied with the status-report filed by the state government on the June 8 tragedy in which 24 students from a Hyderabad engineering college were killed in the Beas river

Rescuers have recovered the bodies of five students from the River Beas in Himachal Pradesh who were swept away along with 19 classmates on Sunday evening in a sudden surge of water released from a dam.

Rescuers have recovered five bodies today from the River Beas in Himachal Pradesh in a search for 24 students from Telangana who were washed away in a sudden surge of water released from a dam.

Twenty four students from an engineering college in Hyderabad are feared to have been washed away in the Beas river near Mandi in Himachal Pradesh. Six of them are girls.