Two deaths from tiger attacks in less than a week has set off fear and panic in villages across Garhwal bordering the Jim Corbett National Park. A day in the life of a village living in fear as officials work to trap the big cat
Ahead of Char Dham yatra, Uttarakhand CM Dhami had last week said Joshimath was "completely safe and ready" for the annual pilgrimage. Those who have had to move out of their homes face an uncertain future
Ram temple runs into construction hiccup: Structural piles not up to mark
The Trust, which was formed to facilitate the construction of the Ram temple following the Supreme Court s verdict in the Ram Janmabhoomi-Babri Masjid title suit, is now trying to find alternative ways for it. Updated: December 25, 2020 9:21:55 am
The foundation design, finalised and submitted by the L&T, comprised plain cement concrete raft resting on about 1200 cement concrete piles going 20 to 40 metres deep and around 1 metre in diameter.
The start of the construction of a Ram temple in Ayodhya has hit another hiccup after tests revealed that structural piles made to bear the weight of the temple did not give desired results, according to Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra Trust.
IFFCO gas leak: How dangerous is ammonia?
Ammonia is stored for industrial use in liquid form under high pressure or in gaseous form at low temperature, as was the case in the IFFCO unit where the accident took place. Written by Avaneesh Mishra , Edited by Explained Desk | Lucknow | December 24, 2020 8:24:56 pm
Two persons died and several took ill in a major ammonia gas leakage at the Indian Farmers Fertilizer Cooperative Limited (IFFCO) unit at Prayagraj
Two persons died and several took ill
in a major ammonia gas leakage at the Indian Farmers Fertilizer Cooperative Limited (IFFCO) unit at Prayagraj Tuesday night. The victims had come in contact with the concentrated form of ammonia gas that leaked heavily from the plant.
“We are ready for an open debate. It is good to see the ministers in Uttar Pradesh uttering words like education, health, electricity and water for the first time. It feels good that for the first time in the last 70 years, these issues are being discussed in UP politics,” said Sisodia.
After a while, Sisodia and AAP Rajya Sabha member and party’s UP in-charge Sanjay Singh addressed a press conference where they hit out at the Adityanath government.
“In the last five years, since the BJP came to power in Uttar Pradesh, the people of the state are asking what they got. In Delhi, where people chose Kejriwal five years ago, the government schools became better, but here the situation is terrible. In Delhi, students of government schools are outperforming. In Delhi, private schools have been not been allowed to increase their fees. Here in UP, the fees in private schools have increased manifold. In Delhi, 80 per cent people are getting free electricity,” Sisodia said as he pl