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Weather Update: Monsoon will pick up pace again in Himachal; Yellow alert for rain issued today

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Shimla: Monsoon is about to gain momentum again in Himachal Pradesh. The Meteorological Department has predicted heavy rains in the state for the coming days.

Yellow alert for rain in the state on Thursday, while orange alert has been issued on four and five. Apart from this, the weather will be bad on August 6 and 8 as well.

According to the information received from the Meteorological Department, 60 mm of rain has been recorded in Dharamshala, 30 in Nagrota Suriyan, 20 in Kangra and 10 ml in Guler and Gamrur on Wednesday.

Weather Update: Monsoon will pick up pace again in Himachal

According to the report released by the State Disaster Management, there has been a loss of Rs 5,745 crore in the state due to monsoon.

The highest loss is estimated to be 2008 crores to PWD, 1544 crores to Jal Shakti Department, 1505 crores to Electricity Board, 144 crores to Horticulture Department, 88 crores to Urban Development Department and 167 crores to Agriculture Department.

748 houses have completely collapsed due to heavy rains in the state, while 7248 houses have been partially damaged.

Apart from this, 246 shops and 22872 gaushalas have been damaged. There have been 78 incidents of landslides and 58 incidents of floods in the state. Still 6712 drinking water projects are closed in the state. 301 roads including one NH have come to a standstill.

197 people died so far

So far 197 people have died during the monsoon season in the state. Of these, 57 deaths occurred in the disaster notified by the central government and 140 in the disaster notified by the state government.

44 in Shimla, 42 in Kullu, 19 in Chamba, 15 in Mandi, nine in Bilaspur, nine in Hamirpur, 13 in Kangra, 11 in Sirmaur, 14 in Solan, 11 in Una, one in Lahaul-Spiti and nine in Kinnaur. Has died.

Fourlane Update: Fourlane-projects responsible for floods, read full news

Four lane from above Gaggal airport

Shimla: In Himachal Pradesh, organizations fighting for the rights of environmental protection, four lane affected and MNREGA workers have blamed the four-lane construction companies, NHAI and hydropower projects of the state for the devastating floods in the state.

In Mandi, Guman Singh Thakur of Himalaya Policy Campaign, BR Kaundal from Land Acquisition Affected Committee and Joginder Walia of Fourlane Affected Forum said that Union Minister Nitin Gadkari did not express any regret even after visiting the flood affected areas.

While the Four-lane construction companies are responsible for this devastation, which instead of dumping the debris of the Four-lane has been thrown into the Beas river, which has been the biggest reason for this catastrophic flood. Also hydroelectric projects are responsible.

Fourlane Update: Fourlane-projects responsible for floods

Those who caused this devastation by opening the gates of the dams made of run of the river. Guman Singh said that the unscientific construction of four-lane is the biggest reason for this devastation. He said that the Himalayas are the most fragile mountains.

It is not possible to build on the lines of the plains here. He said that from the debris of the Manali Atal Tunnel to the construction of the four-lane, the companies from Manali to Pandoh threw all the debris into the Beas river.

Apart from this, the gates of the dams were opened by the hydel projects on Parvati and Beas rivers in case of floods, which caused this devastation. He called for a comprehensive comprehensive multidisciplinary and participatory review of the various factors that contributed to and aggravated this disaster.

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Four-lane Update: New planning offices will be built soon for Four-lane

Shimla: The planning offices and their jurisdiction will be decided afresh for the four new four lanes in Himachal. The TCP department will issue a fresh notification in this regard. This has to be done because the state government has declared a separate planning area of 100 meters on both sides of the four-lane. Therefore, the people of which area have to go to which planning office to pass their maps or take permission? This has to be notified separately. After the cabinet decision, on June 28, 2023, the Town and Country Planning Department declared an area of 100 meters on both sides of the four four-lane as a new planning area. This distance of 100 meters will be measured according to the control width. These four planning areas have been declared on Parwanoo-Shimla National Highway-5, Kiratpur-Manali National Highway-3, Shimla-Mataur National Highway 88, and Pathankot-Mandi National Highway 154. It was also arranged that the areas which already come under the TCP Act or Planning Area or Special Area in the middle of these four lanes will remain the same. Now there is a need to notify the jurisdiction of the planning office afresh because it is necessary to decide how much area from Kiratpur to Manali is to be kept in the planning office of which district. Along with this, land use change was also frozen in this planning area. This means that the land which is being used at present cannot be changed. Devesh Kumar, Principal Secretary, Urban Development and TCP Department said that due to the planning area created on the four-lane, now the jurisdiction is also being notified afresh. Jathiadevi will be the new planning area in Shimla Another area has been added to the planning area in Himachal. It has been decided to declare Jathiadevi, located near Jubbarhatti Airport in Shimla, as a new planning area. The cabinet approved it in the last meeting. In Jathia Devi itself, the Urban Development Department is making Mountain Township under a scheme of the Government of India through Himuda. For this, the central team will come after August 15. Before this, Jathia Devi is being declared as a planning area to complete the formalities

Shimla: The planning offices and their jurisdiction will be decided afresh for the four new four lanes in Himachal. The TCP department will issue a fresh notification in this regard.

This has to be done because the state government has declared a separate planning area of 100 meters on both sides of the four-lane. Therefore, the people of which area have to go to which planning office to pass their maps or take permission? This has to be notified separately.

After the cabinet decision, on June 28, 2023, the Town and Country Planning Department declared an area of 100 meters on both sides of the four four-lane as a new planning area. This distance of 100 meters will be measured according to the control width.

  Shimla: The planning offices and their jurisdiction will be decided afresh for the four new four lanes in Himachal. The TCP department will issue a fresh notification in this regard.

This has to be done because the state government has declared a separate planning area of 100 meters on both sides of the four-lane. Therefore, the people of which area have to go to which planning office to pass their maps or take permission? This has to be notified separately.

After the cabinet decision, on June 28, 2023, the Town and Country Planning Department declared an area of 100 meters on both sides of the four four-lane as a new planning area. This distance of 100 meters will be measured according to the control width.

These four planning areas have been declared on Parwanoo-Shimla National Highway-5, Kiratpur-Manali National Highway-3, Shimla-Mataur National Highway 88, and Pathankot-Mandi National Highway 154.

It was also arranged that the areas which already come under the TCP Act or Planning Area or Special Area in the middle of these four lanes will remain the same.

Now there is a need to notify the jurisdiction of the planning office afresh because it is necessary to decide how much area from Kiratpur to Manali is to be kept in the planning office of which district. Along with this, land use change was also frozen in this planning area.

This means that the land which is being used at present cannot be changed. Devesh Kumar, Principal Secretary, Urban Development and TCP Department said that due to the planning area created on the four-lane, now the jurisdiction is also being notified afresh.

Jathiadevi will be the new planning area in Shimla

Another area has been added to the planning area in Himachal. It has been decided to declare Jathiadevi, located near Jubbarhatti Airport in Shimla, as a new planning area. The cabinet approved it in the last meeting.

In Jathia Devi itself, the Urban Development Department is making Mountain Township under a scheme of the Government of India through Himuda.

For this, the central team will come after August 15. Before this, Jathia Devi is being declared as a planning area to complete the formalities

These four planning areas have been declared on Parwanoo-Shimla National Highway-5, Kiratpur-Manali National Highway-3, Shimla-Mataur National Highway 88, and Pathankot-Mandi National Highway 154.

It was also arranged that the areas which already come under the TCP Act or Planning Area or Special Area in the middle of these four lanes will remain the same.

Now there is a need to notify the jurisdiction of the planning office afresh because it is necessary to decide how much area from Kiratpur to Manali is to be kept in the planning office of which district. Along with this, land use change was also frozen in this planning area.

This means that the land which is being used at present cannot be changed. Devesh Kumar, Principal Secretary, Urban Development and TCP Department said that due to the planning area created on the four-lane, now the jurisdiction is also being notified afresh.

Jathiadevi will be the new planning area in Shimla

Another area has been added to the planning area in Himachal. It has been decided to declare Jathiadevi, located near Jubbarhatti Airport in Shimla, as a new planning area. The cabinet approved it in the last meeting.

In Jathia Devi itself, the Urban Development Department is making Mountain Township under a scheme of the Government of India through Himuda.

For this, the central team will come after August 15. Before this, Jathia Devi is being declared as a planning area to complete the formalities.

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Clouds rained in Himachal for the seventh time in 122 years, many records were broken

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Shimla: Himachal Pradesh, which has been facing the natural calamity of heavy rains, floods, and cloudbursts, received a cloudburst in July for the seventh time in 122 years. According to the data from the year 1901 to 2023, for the first time in the 21st century, there has been heavy rain in July this year.

In the year 2023, after 43 years, the state received more than 400 mm of rain in July. Earlier in the years 1914, 1925, 1946, 1949, 1958, and 1982, there was excess rainfall in July.

In 24 hours, the record of 96 years of heavy rains in Una, 72 in Keylong, and 52 in Manali was broken.

Una received 228 mm of rain on July 9 this year. Earlier on July 22, 1927, there was 224 mm of rain. This time on July 9, Manali received 131 mm of rain.

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Earlier on July 9, 1971, there was 105 mm of rain. Keylong received 83 mm of cloud cover on 9 July. Earlier on July 28, 1951, there was 78 mm of rain. Records of 57 years were also broken in Rohru of Shimla district, 50 in Pachhad of Sirmaur, and 27 years in Nadaun of Hamirpur.

Highest rainfall for the first time in eight districts

Eight districts Bilaspur, Chamba, Kinnaur, Lahaul-Spiti, Kullu, Shimla, Solan, and Sirmaur received maximum rainfall in July for the first time. Bilaspur received 459 mm of rain, Chamba 484, Kinnaur 197, Kullu 476, Lahaul-Spiti 156, Shimla 584, Sirmaur 1,097 and Solan 735 mm.

It rained for the second time in July in Hamirpur and Mandi. This time Hamirpur received 479 mm of rain and Mandi 546 mm. Earlier in the year 2006, Hamirpur received 482 mm of rain and in 2005, Mandi received 561 mm of rain.

Kangra and Una received maximum rainfall for the third time in July. Kangra received 654 mm of rain this time, earlier in 2021 it received 758 mm of rain. This time 410 mm of clouds rained in Una. Earlier in 2015 it was 513 mm.

Year of July rainfall in millimeters

1914 495
1925 450
1946 462
1949 548
1958 452
1980 477
2023 437

Monsoon and Western Disturbance remain active together

Monsoon was very active in the state in July this year. Meanwhile, Western Disturbance also entered the state. The height of Western Disturbance was also less in the state. Strong winds from the Bay of Bengal were also active. The combination of all these factors has resulted in heavy rains.

15 Hill Station Travel Essentials That You Must Have In Your Bag During A Trip

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Mumbai, Hyderabad, Jaipur are such places in India, where there is a lot of heat, people in these cities get bothered by the heat and prefer to go to hill stations to celebrate their holidays.

Shimla, Manali Nainital are such hill stations in India where tourists like to visit very much. All these hill stations are located very close to Delhi, the capital of India, so tourists can reach there by traveling for 7-8 hours.

If you are also planning to visit any hill station trip or trip in India, then you must carry the necessary things while preparing your travel bag, because while traveling to hill station, there are many such essential things which you need in any way. Time may also be required.

If you too are packing your bag to travel to a hill station in India, then definitely read this article, here we are going to tell you a list of 15 essential items that you must have in your travel bag during your trip. should keep.

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Leather Jacket

Whichever hill station you are going to visit, if the temperature there is less than 15 degrees, then definitely take a Leather Jacket with you because this jacket is very warm and helps you to avoid severe cold.

The weather is never constant in hill stations, so you must carry a leather jacket in your bag. Leather jackets also look good to wear and keep your body warm when the temperature is low.

Sweater

For the number of days you are traveling to Manali, Nainital or any other cold hill station, take one sweater and one extra sweater with you for each day. Since the temperature often drops suddenly at hill stations, it is better to stash an extra sweater in your bag.

Body Warmer

There are many people who are not used to wearing sweaters for a long time or they are allergic to wearing sweaters, so whenever you are going to travel to a hill station, you must take a body warmer with you because this sweater They are much lighter as compared to and protect the body completely from the cold.

Muffler

If you are packing a travel bag to travel to a cold place, then keep a muffler in your bag, because the muffler gives you a great look and also protects you from the cold. If you want to click cool photos at the hill station, then definitely take a well designed muffler with you.

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Socks

Carry 5-6 pairs of thick socks with you while traveling to hill stations, as they will protect you from extreme cold and will not take up much space in your bag.

Gloves

If you want to protect your hands from the cold, then do not forget to take thick gloves with a good design. Although you get many types of gloves at hill stations like Shimla and Manali, but for this you have to pay more money. So it would be better to take gloves with you.

Emergency Numbers

This list of items is completely incomplete without including emergency numbers. Always keep emergency numbers with you if you are going to travel to a hill station.

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Head Woolen Cap

Head woolen caps are the best to protect your head from cold as it provides relief from cold and covers the head as well as the ears. If you do not have anything to cover your ears, then definitely take a head woolen cap with you.

Two Types Of Shoes

There are many people who take shoes with them by matching the dress, but if you want to protect your legs from the cold, then keeping matching shoes is better than taking a sneaker and high top shoes with you. Will cover the legs till the top. High top shoes are good for you in cold.

Sunglasses

Even though the cold is more in the hill station tourist places, but on top of the hill, sometimes the sun shines directly in the eyes.

If you go for trekking in tourist places like Manali and Shimla then you may need sunglasses. Sunglasses cover your eyes from many things and your photo wearing them will also look great.

Umbrella

The weather at the hill station is never stable and there is a possibility of rain any time. That’s why whenever you are going to travel to a hill station, do carry an umbrella with you in your bag for every two people.

Sunscreen Lotion

If you are going somewhere for a trip, whether it is hot or cold, sunscreen lotion helps you to protect yourself from the sun’s rays.

Experts also recommend that whenever you are going to travel to a hilly area, you must carry sunscreen lotion with you to avoid sun tanning.

Skin Care Products

If you are going to travel to a hill station or a cold place, then due to the dry air, your skin becomes dry and lifeless. So whenever you are packing a bag for travel, do not forget to keep moisturizer or cold cream. People whose skin is dry, their skin becomes dry in the cold.

First aid kit

Many times it happens that whenever you travel with your family members and friends, you may get hurt while having fun or you may have to face problems like cold and flu due to the weather.That’s why when you pack your travel bag for a trip, then definitely take the first aid kit with you.

Selfie Stick & Digital Camera

Digital camera is one such thing which can make your trip very special and helps in capturing memories during any trip.

If you are going to travel somewhere then do not forget to take a selfie stick with you in addition to the digital camera because sometimes it is not possible to use the camera so you can click some good pictures with the help of selfie stick.

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Three Thousand Applications Reached for Transfer, Employees of these Departments are most Interested

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Shimla: There is a competition among employees in the secretariat regarding general transfers. The state government has decided to transfer in the last four days of the month.

This is so that the work in the Secretariat is not affected. In such a situation, these days DOs are being issued for the employees by the ministers, MLAs, and party leaders.

There is a race for transfer files in the Chief Minister’s Office. However, transfer orders are being issued from the Chief Minister’s Office only in special circumstances and for concrete reasons.

Teachers have maximum notes. Their number is more than one thousand. Apart from this, hundreds of DO notes have also been issued by Health Department, Public Works Department, Panchayati Raj Department, Electricity Board, Irrigation, and Public Health Department.

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Taking the leaders into confidence, the employees are seeking their favorite stations. Applications for transfers are also being made to OSD Chief Minister and Principal Private Secretary.

About three thousand applications have come. It is notable that many leaders are also going to the ministers and demanding to issue DO notes for adjustment of the employees.

The great thing is that these employees keep track of which employees, teachers, and doctors are retiring. So this seat is getting vacant.

Principal Advisor (Media) to Chief Minister Naresh Chauhan said that transfer orders are issued only in special circumstances and for a solid reason.

Man occupied Shimla-Dharamshala highway in Mangrot Bilaspur

Man occupied Shimla-Dharamshala highway in Mangrot

Shimla: A person has captured the Shimla-Dharamshala National Highway at Mangrot in the Bilaspur district of Himachal Pradesh. The person has piled mud on the highway.

Due to this one lane of the highway has been obstructed. Although traffic is moving from one lane. The highway has been encroached upon by a person named Rajankant of Mangrot.

Eight Viswa land of the highway in the name of this person’s mother has come out under the scrutiny of the administration. Now this person is demanding the return of the land.

Rajankanth had written a letter to the administration warning that if his land was not returned within a week, he would take possession of it.

Man occupied Shimla-Dharamshala highway in Mangrot

Actually, this dispute is going on since December last year. Following the court’s order in December, the administration removed the kiosk of this person on the highway. After this, the person decorated the shop on the highway itself.

The person claimed that the land on the highway belonged to him. The administration made a mark on the demand of the person, in which eight Viswa land came out in the name of his mother. Due to no action from the administration, the person has put a pile of mud on the highway.

World Cup matches will be held under LED lights in Dharamshala

ICC ODI World Cup Dharamshala

Shimla: The day-night matches of the ICC ODI World Cup to be held in October at the International Cricket Stadium Dharamshala will be played under LED floodlights.

The work of replacing the old halogen lights with new LED lights has started in the stadium. From August 15 to 25, the work of installing new LET lights on all four flood light poles in the stadium will be completed.

The Delhi-based company has started the work of removing the old lights at Dharamshala Stadium.There are four poles of floodlights in Dharamshala Stadium. There are 96 halogen lights on each pole. There are a total of 386 lights on all the poles.

The capacity of each bulb is 2000 watts. But now 1620 watt LED lights will be installed in their place. This will result in less power consumption and reduce the load on all the generators in the stadium.

World Cup matches will be held under LED lights in Dharamshala

LED lights light up in microseconds

The new LED lights to be installed in Dharamshala Stadium light up in a microsecond. They can be lit immediately after a power failure. They do not have any cooling time.

While the old lights used to take at least 10 to 15 minutes to burn completely. At the same time, after a power cut in between, they also have a cooling time of five to ten minutes.

New LED lights are being installed in place of the old ones on the floodlight poles installed in the stadium. The work has been started.

After this, the work of installing floodlights will be started in the practice area of the stadium.

Kiratpur-Manali Four-lane to be built afresh; The road completely disappeared at many places

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Shimla: Just before Union Minister Nitin Gadkari’s visit to Himachal Pradesh, NHAI has prepared a blueprint of damage to NH. NHAI will now construct four-lane again at about a dozen places.

The National Highway has been destroyed here. Although traffic has been restored through an alternate arrangement, in the future NHAI will convert it back to four laning.

Along with this, NHAI will work on a plan to secure the Kiratpur-Manali National Highway as well as restore it for a long time.

This report will be handed over to Nitin Gadkari. Significantly, the Kiratpur-Manali National Highway has been badly damaged even before its inauguration.

Kiratpur-Manali Fourlane to be built afresh

Preparations were going on for the inauguration of the Kiratpur-Nerchowk section by Prime Minister Narendra Modi before the monsoon. Although there is not much effect of rain on this part, but NH from Mandi to Manali has completely disappeared in many places.

Here NHAI has made alternate arrangements for the movement of vehicles. NHAI has now also closely inspected those places where there is a possibility of falling rocks due to heavy rains.

NHAI will do the work of setting up riots at these places. Apart from this, the places where the National Highway has completely disappeared will be reconstructed.

Landslides at many places in Bilaspur-Mandi-Kullu

NHAI Regional Officer Abdul Basit said that the report of damage to the National Highway will be shared with Union Minister Nitin Gadkari. NHAI has made alternate arrangements at most places.

Between Pandoh and Manali, there is a need to make four-lane again at about a dozen places. He told that there is a possibility of landslides due to rain in many parts between Bilaspur-Mandi-Kullu. Efforts will be made to avoid it.

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Now online registration in employment office, Labor and Employment Department will start service from tomorrow

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Shimla: Now there will be no need to go to the employment office to get registered in the employment office. Youth will be able to register their names in the office of Labor and Employment Department through online medium.

There will be no need to go to the employment office to submit the documents. Youth can upload self attested documents on the website of Employment Exchange.

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Labor Commissioner and Director Employment Mansi Sahay Thakur said that now from August 1, 2023, the Labor and Employment Department has provided the facility of online registration to the youth of the state on self-certification basis in employment offices.

For this purpose, they will have to go to https://eemis.hp.nic.in/ and log in and get online registration done by filling the desired information on self-certification basis and uploading the relevant documents.

Similarly, application for renewal of registration can also be made on the above mentioned portal. A YouTube video has also been made by the department for information related to the registration process in employment offices.

3 thousand applications reached for transfer, employees of these departments are most interested

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Shimla: There is a competition of employees in the secretariat regarding general transfers. The state government has decided to transfer in the last four days of the month.

This is so that the work in the Secretariat is not affected. In such a situation, these days DOs are being issued for the employees by the ministers, MLAs and party leaders.

There is a race for transfer files in the Chief Minister’s Office. However, transfer orders are being issued from the Chief Minister’s Office only in special circumstances and for concrete reasons. Teachers have maximum notes.

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Their number is more than one thousand. Apart from this, hundreds of DO notes have also been issued by Health Department, Public Works Department, Panchayati Raj Department, Electricity Board, Irrigation and Public Health Department.

Taking the leaders into confidence, the employees are seeking their favorite stations. Applications for transfers are also being made to OSD Chief Minister and Principal Private Secretary.

About three thousand applications have come. It is notable that many leaders are also going to the ministers and demanding to issue DO notes for adjustment of the employees.

The great thing is that these employees keep a track of which employees, teachers and doctors are retiring. So this seat is getting vacant.

Principal Advisor (Media) to Chief Minister Naresh Chauhan said that transfer orders are issued only in special circumstances and for a solid reason.

This time it rained heavily in Himachal, 76 percent more rain than normal in July

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Shimla. It has rained heavily in Himachal Pradesh in the month of July. This time the state has received 76 percent more rainfall than normal in the month of July. This month has received 454.9 mm of rain till July 30, while the normal rainfall is 260.8 mm.

This is the highest rainfall in the state after the year 2004. Shimla district has received 187 per cent excess rainfall in the month of July, while Kinnaur has received maximum rainfall of 206 per cent. The normal rainfall in Kinnaur is 64.2 mm which is 196 mm more this time.

At the same time, district Kullu has received 163 per cent more rainfall, Sirmaur 159 per cent more, Solan 148 per cent more, Bilaspur 75 per cent more than normal, Chamba 61 per cent more, Hamirpur also received 475.8 mm more than normal.

This time it rained heavily in Himachal

Mandi also received 46 per cent more cloud cover than normal. Lahaul-Spiti has received 22 per cent more rainfall and Kangra has received 15 per cent more rainfall than normal.

According to the Meteorological Department, heavy rains will continue in many parts of the state till August 5. A yellow alert has been issued for heavy rains in some parts of the state for August 2 and 3.

According to the report released by the State Disaster Management Authority, a loss of Rs 5,657 crore has been incurred in the state so far. 187 people died, 218 injured and 34 missing due to rain in the state.

Landslides have damaged 699 houses and 7093 buildings. There have been 71 incidents of landslides and 51 incidents of floods in the monsoon. According to the report released by the State Disaster Management Authority, 409 roads including two NH are still closed in the state.

Yellow alert for rain in ten districts; Department’s forecast, Amber will show strict attitude on August 3

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Shimla: The rainy season in Himachal is not going to stop yet. According to the Meteorological Department, it will be cloudy till August 5. Heavy rains are expected in many areas of the state till August 3.

Yellow alert is on for all the districts except Lahaul-Spiti and Kinnaur districts. In such a situation, people have been asked to stay away from rivers and drains.

According to the Meteorological Center, 50 mm of rain has been recorded in Kasauli in Solan district, 30 mm in Shimla’s Mashobra, 30 mm in Pandoh, Dharamshala, Khadrala and Saharan.

Yellow alert for rain in ten districts

According to the report released by the State Disaster Management Authority, a loss of Rs 5,657 crore has been incurred in the state so far.

187 people died, 218 injured and 34 missing due to rain in the state. Landslides have damaged 699 houses and 7093 buildings. There have been 71 incidents of landslides and 51 incidents of floods in the monsoon.

According to the report released by the State Disaster Management Authority, 409 roads including two NH are still closed in the state.

Kiratpur-Manali NH to be restored in 12 days, NHAI submits report to Governor

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Shimla: NHAI has submitted the report of damage to the Kiratpur-Manali National Highway to the Governor. NHAI has assured to completely restore the National Highway in the next 12 days.

NHAI has submitted this report to the Governor in a meeting held on Thursday. On this occasion, NHAI Regional Officer Abdul Basit said that the maximum damage on this National Highway has happened between Kullu-Manali-Pandoh.

The highway has been completely washed away at dozens of places on Kullu-Manali and the movement of vehicles is being done from Raisen through the left bank.

He said that in order to provide relief to the people who have been cut off between Kullu-Manali, an alternative route of four to five meters wide is being made. Smaller vehicles will be able to come through this.

Kiratpur-Manali NH to be restored in 12 days

An alternative route of five kilometers is yet to be built between Cloth and 16 Mile. This too will be completed in the next 10 to 12 days. The construction works are getting hampered due to inclement weather and incessant rains.

The road between Raisen-Patlikuhal has been made. He said that three spans of the 50-year-old bridge had collapsed on the Pinjore-Baddi-Nalagarh highway.

In parallel, NHI is building a permanent bridge, but the work of alternative bridge for industries is going on very fast day and night.

Central government formed expert committee for highways

The Government of India has formed an expert committee to fix the highways with the new flood standards. This includes professors from IIT, Mandi, Roorkee and retired NHAI member projects.

Based on this report, Governor Shiv Prasad Shukla has expressed satisfaction over the works of NHAI. Earlier, the Governor had visited Mandi-Kullu-Manali on July 15.

The damage caused by the flood was reviewed and NHAI was instructed to repair the highways and operate the traffic. After this, NHAI Regional Officer Abdul Basit gave him complete information during this meeting.

Flood alert in five districts till 2 pm today, Monsoon loss continues

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Shimla: There is a possibility of flood in 5 districts of Himachal Pradesh till 2 pm today. In view of this, the Meteorological Center Shimla has issued a yellow alert regarding flash flood.

These districts include Chamba, Shimla, Sirmaur, Kullu and Mandi districts. Local people and tourists have been asked to stay away from rivers and drains. It has been asked to follow the guidelines issued by the concerned departments.

Orange alert has been issued by the Meteorological Center Shimla for heavy rains in many parts of the state today. Whereas Yellow Alert has been issued for 28 and 29 July. The weather is likely to remain bad in the state till August 2.

Vehicular movement has come to a standstill on hundreds of roads in Himachal Pradesh due to landslides at many places due to heavy rains. This time, so far in the monsoon, there has been a loss of Rs 5,491.16 crore in the state.

Flood alert in five districts till 2 pm today
Flood alert in five districts till 2 pm today

Orange Alert Heavy rain continues in many parts of Himachal Pradesh. Vehicular movement has come to a standstill on hundreds of roads due to landslides at various places. At the same time, many water supply schemes and power transformers are also disrupted.

183 people have lost their lives. 653 houses collapsed while 6,711 houses were damaged due to the flood. During this, 68 incidents of landslides and 51 incidents of flash floods have been reported.

Wednesday night in Guler 74.2, Saluni 62.2, Sarahan 54.0, Chuwadi 41.0, Sundernagar 37.6, Jogindernagar 31.0, Kheri Chamba 29.6, Dharamsala 25.2, Rohru 25.0, Nagrota Surian 24.8, Dalhousie 21.0, Bharmour 16.0, Rampur Bushahr 12.0 and 10.0 mm in Manali Rain has been recorded.

Where is the minimum temperature

Shimla minimum temperature 16.4, Sundernagar 22.7, Bhuntar 20.9, Kalpa 14.2, Dharamsala 20.2, Una 24.0, Nahan 23.1, Keylong 13.6, Palampur 19.5, Solan 20.2, Manali 17.0, Kangra 23.1, Mandi 22.0, Bilaspur 24.4, Chamba 22.7, Dalhousie 15.0 , Jubbarhatti 19.9, Kufri 15.0, Kukumseri 14.3, Narkanda 13.5, Bharmour 14.0, Paonta Sahib 26.0 and Dehragopipur recorded 24.0 degrees Celsius.

US Government has bodies and vehicles of aliens: Former US Intelligence Officer

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During a remarkable congressional hearing, former American intelligence official David Grusch revealed that the US government conducted a “multi-decade” programme aimed at collecting and reverse-engineering crashed unidentified flying objects (UFOs).

Grusch, who was in charge of investigating unexplained anomalous phenomena within a US Department of Defence agency until 2023, spoke before the House oversight committee in Washington, shedding light on the issue of alien life and technology, as reported by the Guardian.

This hearing, prompted by Grusch’s previous claims, attracted global interest and ignited discussions about the possibility of a government cover-up regarding UFOs.

Grush’s Allegation and Detective Complaint

In a congressional session, Grush revealed under oath that he had been informed of a long-standing UAP crash retrieval and reverse-engineering programme during his official duties, from which he was denied access.

Although he was at the head of investigations into the knowledge of aliens and their craft conducted by military & defense agencies, he was denied access to secret government UFO programs. His intelligence complaint in 2022 was a result of this annoyance.

As a result of his claims, Grush faced severe retaliation which negatively affected both his professional and personal life.

Claims of Harm and Concealment

Grush confirmed during questioning that he had knowledge of individuals who had been harmed or injured in the government’s efforts to cover up UFO-related information.

Further, he admitted that he fears for his life due to his involvement in the case. Following this Congressional hearing, speculation is rife that the US government may be hiding evidence of alien life and advanced technology. The whole affair drew mixed reactions from the public, including skepticism.

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Government’s Lack of Cooperation

Co-leading the UFO investigation, Republican Congressman Tim Burchett accused government agencies of a lack of cooperation with the Oversight Committee’s investigation.

The difficulty in obtaining information and testimony from relevant parties led to frustrations and claims of being stonewalled by federal officials.

Recovery of Aliens Creatures and UFOs

Grusch asserted that the US government possessed crashed extraterrestrial vehicles and even recovered alien beings.

When asked if there were bodies of the pilots who piloted these planes, he confirmed the existence of “biological fossils” that were non-human, based on information from persons with direct knowledge of the program.

While some details were withheld during the hearing, Grush previously claimed in media interviews with varying details that the government also had access to large alien vehicles.

Congressional Response and Pentagon Denial

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Congressman Burchett finds Grush’s claims about the recovery of non-human bodies credible, having already agreed to the existence of alien craft before the investigation.

However, the Pentagon denied Grush’s allegations of a cover-up, stating that investigators had not found verifiable evidence supporting the existence of programs related to space materials.

The Pentagon released a report. It was stated that out of 366 new cases, 195 incidents have been resolved with some clarifications. The US Department of Defense said 26 of the cases were drones.

163 cases have been described as balloons or something like that, while 6 cases have been described as birds or plastic bags. According to this report released by the Pentagon, 171 cases have not been identified.

CIA Agent’s Shocking Claim

John Ramirez, a former agent of the American intelligence agency CIA, has also recently made a shocking claim about aliens.

A former CIA agent says he has had encounters with reptile-like aliens. The agent says that the aliens are living in disguise among humans.

Testimony of other Witnesses

The hearing also featured testimonies from other witnesses, such as David Fravor, a former navy commander who recalled seeing a strange object in the sky during a training mission in 2004, and Ryan Graves, a retired navy pilot, who claimed to have encountered unidentified aerial phenomena off the Atlantic coast frequently.

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Graves founded a UAP non-profit organization, “Americans for Safe Aerospace”, to bring to the fore the concerns of the many commercial aircrew and former military personnel who had experienced such strange air phenomena.

Despite the excitement and media speculation surrounding the hearing, some individuals cautioned against reading too much into the claims. Sceptics highlighted that accusations of a government cover-up regarding UFOs have surfaced numerous times in the past without substantial evidence emerging.

The government’s ability to keep other significant secrets secret was questioned, leading some to doubt the validity of the long-term concealment of UFO-related information.

 

Crops will not be ruined due to rain, hailstorm and sunlight, IIT Mandi will make polyhouse

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Shimla: In a hilly state like Himachal, crops get damaged every now and then due to weather. Crops get ruined by rain, hailstorm, snowfall, and sunlight. Many stray animals also damage crops.

IIT Mandi has found the solution for this. Climate Control Agriculture Scheme is being started by IIT to protect the crops of the farmers from the bad effects of the weather.

According to this, polyhouses will be built only on half a bigha of land. In these, according to the crops, the temperature, air, water and the environment required by the crops will be given.

In this way, he can do farming like a farmer on these polyhouses and he can earn lakhs from only half a bigha of land. The polyhouse will be prepared in such a way that wild animals will not be able to come around.

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Work will be done in collaboration with Palampur Agriculture University

Palampur Agriculture University is also working in this project along with IIT Mandi. During this, the experts of Agriculture University will guide the farmers better in this project as to which crop they should grow.

Which cash crops can be grown in less space which will give better profit. The experts will also guide the farmers on the variety of seeds, the changes that happen from time to time.

30 polyhouses will be built this year

Under the Climate Control Agriculture Project, a target has been set by the IITs to construct 30 polyhouses this year. Next year it may even double.

IIT Mandi Director Prof. Laxmidhar Behera said that many crops can be grown in Himachal Pradesh, in which farmers can get huge profit, but due to the bad effect of weather, it gets wasted many times.

In such a situation, the climate control agriculture project will prove to be effective. Crops will be prevented from getting wasted.

Government transferred 22 BDOs, Kirti Chandel now Project Director

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Shimla: The Himachal Pradesh government has transferred 22 Block Development Officers (BDOs). Secretary Rural Development Priyatu Mandal has issued transfer orders.

Yashpal to Project Director Bilaspur, Om Prakash to Project Director Chamba, Rajkumar to Project Director Hamirpur, Chandraveer to Project Director Kangra, Sikandar to Project Director Kinnaur, Parul Katyar to Project Director Lahaul-Spiti, Jaywanti to Project Director Kullu, Kirti Chandel to Project Director Project Director Shimla has been posted.

Weather Update: Cloud burst twice in Shimla’s Rampur

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Shimla: In Kandahar village of Sarpara panchayat of Rampur sub-division of Shimla district, apple orchards and houses were damaged due to two cloudbursts late night.

Many houses have been washed away. Water has entered the houses. Due to which people are facing a lot of problems.

According to information, apple orchards and houses have been damaged due to two cloudbursts late night in Kandahar village of Sarpara Panchayat of Rampur sub-division.

The primary school building, youth club building, and other people’s houses have been washed away due to floods.

Apart from this, cows, bullocks, sheep, and goats were also washed away in the flood. At the same time, water has been filled in many apple orchards.

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According to the information, there was a sudden cloudburst at 11 o’clock in the late night and people saved their lives by running away but houses and gardens were badly damaged.

After this, again at three o’clock the flood which came due to cloudburst created havoc. Sarpara Panchayat head Mohan Kapatiya told that there was a cloudburst in Kandhar village of Sarpara Panchayat.

He said that contact of Sarpara village has been cut off from the country and the world. He has demanded from the administration that immediate relief should be given to the affected people after taking stock of the situation on the spot.

Chandigarh-Manali National Highway closed again near 6th mile, rocks and debris fell on the road

Chandigarh-Manali National Highway closed again near 6th mile, rocks and debris fell on the road

Shimla: The Chandigarh-Manali National Highway has been closed again due to a massive landslide near mile 6 between Mandi and Pandoh.

The road has been obstructed due to mud stones and big rocks due to landslides in heavy rains at 1 am. Fortunately, no vehicle came in its grip. This road has become very dangerous near 6 miles.

Till now no advisory of any kind has been issued by the administration for an alternate road, but vehicles are plying from Padoh via Gohar Chailchowk.

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