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10 Dead, Many Still Missing In Floods After Uttarakhand Glacier Break
Visuals of the disaster that struck Kedarnath in June 2013 came alive Sunday as videos of Uttarakhand's Dhauliganga river - turned into a torrent of mud and rocks after a glacier break at Joshimath triggered an avalanche and flash floods - were widely shared online
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"Sometimes Young Leaders Forget Their Oath": Congress's Jitendra Singh On Sachin Pilot
The Congress government in Rajasthan is secure and has the numbers to prove a majority despite the open revolt led by former Deputy Chief Minister Sachin Pilot, senior party leader from Rajasthan and former parliamentarian Jitendra Singh has told NDTV.
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Ikram Akhtar Announces Next Film Hoor Vs Langoor With An Entire New Cast
Hoor Vs Langoor will revolve around a female lead character being wooed by four male characters
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Mussoorie Gears Up To Receive Visitors This Long Weekend
A three-day weekend is all it takes to make Mussoorie full. With Dussehra today followed by Gandhi Jayanti on Monday, people in the cities will make a beeline to the popular hill station to take a break, come rain or shine
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Rafting Vanishes From Rishikesh As Monsoon Descends
The advent of monsoon has brought an end to popular adventure sport of white water rafting in Rishikesh.
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401 Cadets Pass Out From The Indian Military Academy
Under a cloud speckled winter sky with the historic Chetwode building in the background, 401 cadets took part in the Passing Out Parade at the Indian Military Academy or IMA in Dehradun today. Along with them were 53 foreign cadets from eight friendly nations.
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Notes Ban Hits Tourism In Uttarakhand
Demonetisation of Rs 500 and 1,000 notes has had a severe impact on the tourism industry in Uttarakhand.
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Locals In Rishikesh Help Tourists Hit By Notes Ban
Shopkeepers in Rishikesh have stood up to the saying "Athithi Devo Bhava" helping tourist facing difficulties after the government's sudden big currency notes ban earlier this month.
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Leopard Attacks Man In Mussoorie, Tries To Drag Him To Forest
Three weeks after a leopard was spotted in the hill station Mussoorie, a man was attacked by the wild animal on Wednesday.
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Leopard Scare Grips Mussoorie With Twin Sightings In A Week
Multiple CCTV footage of a leopard striding along Mussoorie's famous Camel's Back Road and Landour Cantonment area has sparked fear in the minds of residents of the hill town.
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Uttarakhand Marks 22nd Anniversary Of Statehood Martyrs
The hill-station of Musssorie, on Friday, marked the 22nd death anniversary of martyrs who lost their lives in a fight for a separate hill-state for Uttarakhand.
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More Rain Predicted For Uttarakhand Over The Next 48 Hours
Rain in Uttarakhand has claimed 58 lives till date, with all submontane rivers in spate and major rivers like Alaknanda, Bhagirathi, Goula and Ganga flowing close to the danger mark. The entire state is riddled with mudslides and road blacks scarring the entire hill side.
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Soldier Who Died In Op To Foil Infiltration Bid Cremated In Dehradun
People of Dehradun bid farewell to 41-year-old Naik Anoop Thapa who died fighting terrorists trying to cross the Line of Control in Jammu and Kashmir's Kupwara region on Saturday night.
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Cycling Ban On Mussoorie's Mall Road To Be Overturned Soon
Two weeks after cycling on Mussoorie's famous 3 and a half km long Mall Road was banned, Uttarakhand Chief Minister Harish Rawat has said it would be lifted soon.
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72-Hour Weather Alert For 8 Districts In Uttarakhand From Thursday
A 72-hour weather alert starting Thursday for eight of Uttarakhand's 13 districts has been issued by the state's Met department along with the Indian Meteorological Department.
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10 Dead, Many Still Missing In Floods After Uttarakhand Glacier Break
Visuals of the disaster that struck Kedarnath in June 2013 came alive Sunday as videos of Uttarakhand's Dhauliganga river - turned into a torrent of mud and rocks after a glacier break at Joshimath triggered an avalanche and flash floods - were widely shared online
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"Sometimes Young Leaders Forget Their Oath": Congress's Jitendra Singh On Sachin Pilot
The Congress government in Rajasthan is secure and has the numbers to prove a majority despite the open revolt led by former Deputy Chief Minister Sachin Pilot, senior party leader from Rajasthan and former parliamentarian Jitendra Singh has told NDTV.
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Ikram Akhtar Announces Next Film Hoor Vs Langoor With An Entire New Cast
Hoor Vs Langoor will revolve around a female lead character being wooed by four male characters
-
Mussoorie Gears Up To Receive Visitors This Long Weekend
A three-day weekend is all it takes to make Mussoorie full. With Dussehra today followed by Gandhi Jayanti on Monday, people in the cities will make a beeline to the popular hill station to take a break, come rain or shine
-
Rafting Vanishes From Rishikesh As Monsoon Descends
The advent of monsoon has brought an end to popular adventure sport of white water rafting in Rishikesh.
-
401 Cadets Pass Out From The Indian Military Academy
Under a cloud speckled winter sky with the historic Chetwode building in the background, 401 cadets took part in the Passing Out Parade at the Indian Military Academy or IMA in Dehradun today. Along with them were 53 foreign cadets from eight friendly nations.
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Notes Ban Hits Tourism In Uttarakhand
Demonetisation of Rs 500 and 1,000 notes has had a severe impact on the tourism industry in Uttarakhand.
-
Locals In Rishikesh Help Tourists Hit By Notes Ban
Shopkeepers in Rishikesh have stood up to the saying "Athithi Devo Bhava" helping tourist facing difficulties after the government's sudden big currency notes ban earlier this month.
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Leopard Attacks Man In Mussoorie, Tries To Drag Him To Forest
Three weeks after a leopard was spotted in the hill station Mussoorie, a man was attacked by the wild animal on Wednesday.
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Leopard Scare Grips Mussoorie With Twin Sightings In A Week
Multiple CCTV footage of a leopard striding along Mussoorie's famous Camel's Back Road and Landour Cantonment area has sparked fear in the minds of residents of the hill town.
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Uttarakhand Marks 22nd Anniversary Of Statehood Martyrs
The hill-station of Musssorie, on Friday, marked the 22nd death anniversary of martyrs who lost their lives in a fight for a separate hill-state for Uttarakhand.
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More Rain Predicted For Uttarakhand Over The Next 48 Hours
Rain in Uttarakhand has claimed 58 lives till date, with all submontane rivers in spate and major rivers like Alaknanda, Bhagirathi, Goula and Ganga flowing close to the danger mark. The entire state is riddled with mudslides and road blacks scarring the entire hill side.
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Soldier Who Died In Op To Foil Infiltration Bid Cremated In Dehradun
People of Dehradun bid farewell to 41-year-old Naik Anoop Thapa who died fighting terrorists trying to cross the Line of Control in Jammu and Kashmir's Kupwara region on Saturday night.
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Cycling Ban On Mussoorie's Mall Road To Be Overturned Soon
Two weeks after cycling on Mussoorie's famous 3 and a half km long Mall Road was banned, Uttarakhand Chief Minister Harish Rawat has said it would be lifted soon.
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72-Hour Weather Alert For 8 Districts In Uttarakhand From Thursday
A 72-hour weather alert starting Thursday for eight of Uttarakhand's 13 districts has been issued by the state's Met department along with the Indian Meteorological Department.
