Following flash floods in Uttarkashi, an army camp was destroyed. Rescue operations are ongoing with 225 personnel deployed.

The devastating flash floods in Uttarakhand's Dharali and Harsil regions have left a trail of destruction, with survivors recounting harrowing moments of terror as they fought to save their lives.

BHATWADI, India, Aug 7 (Reuters) - Indian rescuers used helicopters on Thursday to pluck to safety people stranded by flood ...

An 18-member group of Shiva devotees from Madhya Pradesh was among 250 pilgrims rescued from disaster-hit Uttarkashi in ...

In Uttarkashi, Uttarakhand, large-scale rescue operations are underway for the third consecutive day as teams work tirelessly to evacuate people stranded in Dharali, Harsil, and en route to Gangotri ...

Over 450 Army, ITBP, NDRF, SDRF, and state police personnel carrying out rescue, search operations. Additional 814 rescuers ...

The Uttarkashi to Gangotri route has seen rapid development, but unplanned construction and deforestation have led to ...

The Indian army on Thursday rescued 70 more victims from Dharali in addition to 130 people taken to safer locations on ...

Indian authorities utilized helicopters to rescue individuals stranded by floods in Uttarakhand, following a sudden landslide and inundation.

RISHIKESH, India (Reuters) -Heavy rain and blocked roads hampered rescue efforts in India's Himalayan state of Uttarakhand on ...

Indian rescuers used helicopters on Thursday to pluck to safety people stranded by flood waters in the Himalayan state of ...