Uttarakhand is all too familiar with disasters. A look at the man-made factors that have aggravated disasters in the past, and have yet continued unchecked
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Environmental geologist K S Valdiya lives in Uttarakhand and keeps a tab on the changing geological processes in the Himalayan region. | |
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Shalini Dhyani travels to Chinyalisaur to find out how heavy rains coupled with rise in water of Tehri dam has devastated the area. | |
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Findings on possible adverse impacts of Vishnugad Pipalkoti hydropower project may not become public till Maha Kumbh gets over | |
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Floods hit power projects in Himalayan states; plans for more raise safety concerns | |
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Wildlife Institute of India report warns against ecological impact of dams in Uttarakhand | |
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Environment ministry clears hydro project rejected twice by its advisory committee | |
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Erosion may be speeding shift | |
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