Live updates: Chenab flow blocked due to landslide in Lahaul-Spiti dist of Himachal Pradesh
The Rajasthan government has decided to reopen all universities, colleges and schools for classes 9 to 12 with 50% strength from September 1. The government has also allowed coaching institutes and other education institutes to start classes on the same date. The state home department issued the guidelines in this regard late Thursday evening. The decision was based on recommendations made by a five-member ministerial committee that had submitted its report to chief minister Ashok Gehlot early this week. Stay with us for all live updates from across India.Read Less
An alert sounded in all the low and upper lying places and people advised to move to upper areas. The district administration officials have moved to the spot for the risk assessment.
Landslide near Nalda village in Lahaul-Spiti district of Himachal Pradesh.
#Landslide reported near Nalda village in #LahaulSpiti district of #HimachalPradesh . The debris has blocked flow o… https://t.co/dpZ8yikfhn
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