Watch | Indian Army's dramatic rescue over fast-flowing Chenab river in J&K
India | May 08, 2022 15:47 ISTIndian Army rescued two youths stuck in the Chenab river in Jammu and Kashmir.
Indian Army rescued two youths stuck in the Chenab river in Jammu and Kashmir.
No loss of life or property has been reported in the landslide incident so far.
After witnessing heavy rainfall on July 28, water-level in Chenab River increased in Doda.
Jammu and Kashmir railway link project between Udhampur-Srinagar-Baramulla, a 272-km railway line being built at Rs 27,949 crore is one of the most challenging projects Indian Railways has undertaken. Though out of the total length of the railway line is 272 km, 161 km has already been completed, the newly appointed LG Manoj Sinha has asked railways to complete the remaining part between Katra and Banihal by August 15, 2022.
Gates of the Salal Dam on Chenab River in Reasi district opened due to rise in silt in the reservoir owing to heavy rain.
A Pakistani delegation will visit the Chenab river basin in Jammu and Kashmir for inspection from January 28 to 31, as mandated under the Indus Water Treaty, sources said.
It is expected to be 35 metres taller than the Eiffel Tower!
Jammu: After restoring the national highway between flood ravaged Srinagar and Jammu, Army Engineers have successfully constructed four major bridges in Jammu, Rajouri and Poonch districts in a big relief to lakhs of people residing
Islamabad: At least 312 people have died and over two million affected due to rains and devastating floods in Pakistan, even as swelling waters continued to ravage the country's southern Punjab province.The floods were triggered
Islamabad: Nearly 200 people have been killed in floods and rain-related incidents in Pakistan with four days of incessant showers leaving a trail of death and destruction, officials said on Monday.The rains which started last
Srinagar: Twenty people have died in floods across Jammu and Kashmir in the last two days while hundreds of people have been forced to leave their homes due to incessant rains in the worst such
Jammu/Islamabad: Pakistan today handed over to India a BSF jawan who was captured by Pakitan Rangers after he was swept away into their territory by strong currents of Chenab river.The 30-year-old trooper Satyasheel Yadav was
Jammu, Jun 15: To address concerns of flood-hit areas along Chenab river, Jammu and Kashmir government is mulling to channelise the water body."A comprehensive plan for channelisation of Chenab river is under active consideration of
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