Expectant Father Among Those Missing After Uttarakhand Glacier Disaster Expectant Father Among Those Missing After Uttarakhand Glacier Disaster Those missing come from all over the country, many of them workers at two of the many hydroelectric dams in the state.
More than 170 people are still unaccounted for after the disaster on Sunday.
From a first-time expectant father to a son whose promised lunch break call never came relatives of those missing after the Uttarakhand glacier disaster waited for news and prayed for a miracle.
More than 170 people are still unaccounted for since Sunday, when a wall of water and debris blamed on a chunk of glacier breaking off upstream barrelled furiously down the valley, leaving a trail of destruction and despair.
Farmers from Sonipat plant flower saplings at protest site
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‘We will spread love even if the government uses force to suppress us’
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‘We will spread love even if the government uses force to suppress us’
In response to the heavy police barricades at the Singhu border, protesting farmers on Sunday planted saplings of flowers like roses and marigolds in soil brought from their villages around Haryana’s Sonepat.
A protester said planting saplings was a silent message to the authorities in response to the cemented walls, spikes on the roads, and multiple barricades fixed by the government in the area.
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J&K Oasis of talent, budding youngsters should come forward to reap maximum.
J&K Oasis of talent, budding youngsters should come forward to reap maximum benefits: Lt Governor Manoj Sinha Winners perform in exciting fusion band with Sukhwinder Singh
SRINAGAR: Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha today said that Jammu- Kashmir is an oasis of talent and asked the budding youngsters to come forward to reap maximum benefit from programmes like ‘SHAURYA’ to channelize their potential in the right direction.
The Lieutenant Governor observed this during J&K’s biggest talent hunt-cum-music concert show “SHAURYA”, which was organized here at SKICC by Army’s Northern Command to commemorate the martyrs of 1971.