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Ndma: In the report, a copy of which is with TOI, it has been recommended that "no construction shall be allowed within 250m of the landslide areas shown under the Landslide Hazard Zonation (LHZ) map of the state in the mountainous region."

The move helps Dhami keep BJP flock together, and to even out equations between Garhwal and Kumaon regions

The daily count of dengue cases has continued to fluctuate in the State with the Health department reporting 85 new cases of the vector-borne disease on Friday. On Thursday, the department had reported 62 new cases of the disease. Following the cases reported on Friday, the active number of dengue

India News: What do the scientific and technical institutes say about Joshimath's subsidence and have infrastructure projects been cleared of blame for Joshimath'

The patients of the vector-borne disease dengue are continuing to increase in Uttarakhand.  The Health department reported 62 new cases of the disease on Saturday. The total number of active dengue cases in the State is now 342. The State has a total of 2,548 cumulative cases of the

The Health department reported 84 cases of dengue in the State on Wednesday. The total number of active cases of the vector-borne disease in the State is now 302. According to information provided by the department, the cumulative number of dengue cases in the State this season is 2,486 out of

The Chamoli district magistrate Himanshu Khurana visited the landslide affected Pagno village in Joshimath Tehsil and interacted with the villagers on Wednesday. He assured all possible assistance to the affected villagers. During his visit Khurana checked the landslide occuring from the mountain

The absence of a building permit system is identified as a key factor contributing to the extensive damage to houses in the subsidence-hit area of Joshimath in Uttarakhand, according to a post-disaster needs assessment. The report highlights the need for risk-based building bylaws and a comprehensive development plan to create a safe and resilient Joshimath.

The report also recommended designating no-building zones in the land-use maps and denying any grant or relief to buildings constructed in such zones should there be a disaster.

The absence of a building permit system is cited as one of the primary reasons for the extensive damage to houses in the subsidence-hit area of Joshimath in Uttarakhand, according to a post-disaster needs assessment conducted by government agencies. Starting January 2, a number of houses and civil