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KP CM's deputy security head martyred in Malakand attack - Vimarsana News

KP CM's deputy security head martyred in Malakand attack

PESHAWAR: A police officer deployed with the chief minister as his assistant security chief was martyred along with a friend in an attack in Dargai, Malakand district, on Saturday.Officials said...

Meet Uttarkashi tunnel rescue operation 'hero', Munna Qureshi, who came from Delhi to free 41 workers - Vimarsana News

Meet Uttarkashi tunnel rescue operation 'hero', Munna Qureshi, who came from Delhi to free 41 workers

Munna Qureshi, 29, is a rat-hole miner employed by a trenchless engineering services company in Delhi that cleans water and sewer systems.

Uttarakhand tunnel rescue: Who is rat-hole miner Munna Qureshi, hailed as hero? | Latest News India - Vimarsana News

Uttarakhand tunnel rescue: Who is rat-hole miner Munna Qureshi, hailed as hero? | Latest News India

Rat-hole miners on Tuesday made the breakthrough possible in the Uttarkashi rescue operation as Munna Qureshi became the first miner to reach the trapped men.  | Latest News India

Who Is Munna Qureshi? Rat Hole Miner Hailed As Hero In Uttarakhand Tunnel Rescue - Vimarsana News

Who Is Munna Qureshi? Rat Hole Miner Hailed As Hero In Uttarakhand Tunnel Rescue

The first person to reach the workers was Munna Qureshi who was among the rat-hole miners who dug up the tunnel and achieved the last mile. Munna is now hailed as a hero., India News, Times Now

Uttarakhand tunnel rescue: Meet rat-hole miner Munna Qureshi - Vimarsana News

Uttarakhand tunnel rescue: Meet rat-hole miner Munna Qureshi

Munna Qureshi, a rat-hole miner from Delhi, was the first one to reach the other side where the workers were trapped. The rat-hole miners manually burrowed through the remaining 10-12 metres of rubble and paved the way for freedom for the 41 trapped workers.