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Four teams of National Disaster Response Force intensified rescue efforts on Sunday to save the eight persons trapped when in a tunnel that was being dug as part of SLBC collapsed near Domalapenta
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The NDRF teams travelled into the tunnel in vehicles upto 12 kilometers and trudged for another two kilometers, but found the collapse site completely submerged and full of slush, making it difficult for them to move ahead
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The additional assistance under NDRF covers AP, Nagaland, Odisha, Telangana, Tripura affected by floods, landslides and cyclones during 2024
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Ajay, a resident of Nagaram, along with his friends, had come to participate in the 'Bharatha Matha Maha Harathi' event, which was organised on Republic Day near People's Plaza
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The Union Home Minister praised Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu for propelling the state forward through sound administrative, financial, and developmental strategies while noting that Prime Minister Narendra Modi ensured all the help to the State
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To inaugurate the National Institute of Disaster Management's southern campus and the National Disaster Response Force's 10th Battalion campus near Vijayawada
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Adequate facilities have been arranged to allow devotees to witness the 'makara jyoti' and descend the hillock safely, say police officials
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According to police officials, while five people killed on the spot, three succumbed to injuries in the hospital
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Several excavators pressed into service as part of the rescue operation; police book two building owners in the incident
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A civic volunteer, identified as Chandan Das, died on the spot when he allegedly touched a live wire in Bud Bud in Purba Bardhaman district
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State government directs joint assessment of crop loss due to the cyclone by officials of the Agriculture and Revenue Departments
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The landfall of 'Dana' started at about 12.05 pm on Thursday night and it took around eight and half hours to end the process
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Rainfall intensified in the early morning hours across the affected districts, including Kolkata, which experienced moderate-to-heavy rainfall
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Andhra Pradesh Disaster Management Authority advises people to be on alert in view of strong winds and take necessary precautions
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Cyclone likely to make landfall between Bhitarkanika National Park and Dhamra Port in Odisha early Friday with wind speeds of up to 120 kmph
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The cyclonic storm is likely to make landfall between Bhitarkanika National Park and Dhamra Port in Odisha early Friday
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Indian Coast Guard on high alert, mobilises vessels and aircraft to respond swiftly to any contingency
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IMD warns that wind speed is likely to reach 60 kmph along and off Odisha-West Bengal coasts and gradually increase thereafter
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According to weather officials, wind speeds along and off the Odisha-West Bengal coasts are anticipated to reach 60 km/h from October 23
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Though the State government sought Rs.5,000 crore towards interim relief after the recent floods wreaked widespread havoc, the Centre has sanctioned only a meagre Rs. 416.80 crore.