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07/08/2025

*Indian Army Ramps Up HADR Operations in Cloudburst-Hit Dharali Region*

Dharali : 07 August 2025

The Indian Army, in close coordination with other authorities continues to intensify Humanitarian Assistance and Disaster Relief (HADR) operations in the cloudburst-affected area of Dharali, near Harsil in Uttarakhand.

*Current Situation*

The region remains cut off due to multiple landslides and road breaches. Civilian and military teams are working round the clock to rescue stranded people, provide relief, and restore connectivity.

• Road Access: Severely disrupted at multiple locations – Bartwari, Linchigad, near Harsil, Gangrani, and Dharali. Repair work is underway.

•Helipad Status:
•Military helipad at Harsil is operational.
•Helipad at Nelong is operational and connected by road to Gangotri, enabling convenient movement of tourists.
•Civil helipad at Dharali remains non-functional due to a mudslide.

*Troops and Resources Deployed*
•Over 225 troops on ground, including engineers, medical teams, and rescue specialists.

•One Reeco Radar team at Tekla; another Reeco Radar being inducted for further deployment.

•Search & Rescue Dogs: deployed.

*Air Support*
•Chinook and Mi-17 helicopters are staged at Jollygrant and likely to commence induction of personnel and evacuation of civilians from today, weather permitting.

•Five civil helicopters from Sahastradhara have been operating between Matli-Bhatwari-Harsil for rescue operations in coordination with SDRF.

•An Ad-hoc Aviation Base is being set up at Matli Helipad (ITBP) to expedite induction/de-induction operations.

*Rescue and Relief*
•Civilians Rescued: 70 so far.

•Casualties: Civilians: 3
confirmed dead; over 50 missing (as per Civil Administration). Military: 1 JCO and 8 Jawans reported missing.

•Evacuations:9 Army personnel and 3 civilians evacuated by helicopter to Dehradun.

•3 critically injured civilians shifted to AIIMS Rishikesh by ambulance.

•8 civilians admitted to District Hospital, Uttarkashi.

•2 dead bodies recovered.

Notable Developments
• Chief Minister of Uttarakhand visited Dharali.

•Army Commander Central Command and GOC, UB Area are on ground overseeing operations.

•Chief of Staff, Central Command in coordination with HQ Central Air Command for seamless helicopter operations.

•Approximately 180-200 tourists stranded at Gangotri are being provided food, shelter, and medical support by Indian Army and ITBP.

*Next 24-48 Hours: Action Plan*
•Para troops and medical teams to be airlifted to Harsil via Chinooks.

•NDRF personnel and medics to be inducted to Nelong by Mi-17 helicopters.

•Tourists to be evacuated from Nelong helipad on return sorties.

•Efforts underway to open road ahead of Uttarkashi and Tekla.

07/08/2025

*DC Rajouri directs pre-Independence Day inspection*

*ADC reviews arrangements at Police Lines venue*

RAJOURI, AUGUST 07: On the directions of Deputy Commissioner Rajouri, Abhishek Sharma, the Additional Deputy Commissioner Chanderparkash today conducted a detailed inspection of the Police Lines Rajouri, the venue for the Independence Day 2025 celebrations.

The ADC also chaired a comprehensive meeting with concerned departments to review the arrangements being made for the celebration.

During the inspection and meeting, ADC Chanderparkash reviewed key components such as water supply, sanitation, electricity, public address system, stage decoration, seating arrangements, media gallery, cultural performances and the participation of marching contingents.

The officers were directed to work in close coordination to ensure all arrangements are completed well in advance, and that all necessary facilities are provided for the public and participants.

The meeting was attended by ACP Sheraz Chouhan, ACD Auqil Naveed, CPO Maqsood Ahmed, Executive Engineer PDD Abdul Rasheed, Executive Engineer PHE Sudesh Sharma, DySP DAR Akshay Khajuria, Executive Officer Municipality Yusaf-ul-Umar, and other district and sectoral officers.

07/08/2025

Plantation Drive organized in Press club Rajouri

Rajouri

In order to make the environment green and to spread the message about the importance of plants, special tree plantation drive was held today at the Press Club Rajouri, emphasizing the need to protect and maintain a grean clean environment. The drive was held under the supervision of President Press Club Rajouri Avinash Jasyal where Deputy Director Forest Protection Force Balwant Singh was also present.
Speaking at the event, Deputy Director stated that safeguarding the environment is everyone’s primary duty and underscored the joint initiative of the FPF and Press Club Rajouri increase green cover.
On this occasion, Press Club members also planted saplings. President Press Club Rajouri Avinash Jasyal while adressing stressed that a pure environment is essential for the wellbeing of families and society. Planting more trees and maintaining a clean environment not only ensures good health but also nurtures a positive mindset in society. He cautioned that environmental pollution is leading to several serious illnesses and urged everyone to plant more trees and take care of them.
Meanwhile Vice president Press Club Rajouri Qayoom Lone also addressed the gathering and reiterated that keeping the environment pollution-free should be a top priority and can be achieved through collective efforts in planting and nurturing trees.
During the event, members of Press Club and jawans of FPF jointly pledged to work together to keep the environment clean and green.

07/08/2025

PRESS STATEMENT

CHIEF OF STAFF, HEADQUARTERS CENTRAL COMMAND

UPDATE ON DHARALI RESCUE OPERATIONS

As at 0600 hrs, 07 August 2025

1.The Indian Army has significantly intensified its Humanitarian Assistance and Disaster Relief (HADR) operations in the cloudburst, affected region of Dharali near Harsil, Uttarakhand. Over 225 troops, including specialised engineer and medical teams, are on ground conducting rescue and relief tasks under extremely challenging conditions. Rescue efforts are being actively supported by drones for aerial reconnaissance and locating stranded individuals in inaccessible areas. Two helipads at Harsil and Nelong are operational, enabling rapid troop induction and casualty evacuation. With multiple road breaches reported at Bartwari, Linchigad, Gangrani and near Dharali, Chinook and Mi-17 helicopters are positioned at Dehradun for airlift operations, while an ad-hoc aviation base is being established at Matli Helipad. Recco radar teams, search-and-rescue dogs, and five civil helicopters operating from Sahastradhara continue to augment efforts, leading to the rescue of 70 civilians so far.
2.Despite adverse weather and terrain, the Indian Army, in close coordination with the state administration, SDRF, ITBP and local police, remains fully committed to round-the-clock operations. Three civilian fatalities have been confirmed, over 50 remain missing, and 9 Army personnel (1 JCO and 8 OR) are feared missing following extensive damage to an Army post. Casualty evacuations to Dehradun and AIIMS Rishikesh have been executed, and eight civilians have been admitted to the District Hospital at Uttarkashi. Approximately 180–200 tourists stranded at Gangotri are being provided food, shelter and medical support by the Army and ITBP. With Lt gen Sengupta, Army Commander Central Command and GOC UB Area present at Dharali, and seamless coordination underway with HQ Central Air Command, every possible effort is being made to ensure the safe evacuation and care of all affected. The Indian Army stands firm with the people of Uttarakhand in this hour of need.

JAI Hind

07/08/2025

Heart wrenching visuals of bus accident carrying CRPF jawnas in Basantgarh Udhampur

07/08/2025

Plantation drive in press club Rajouri under the supervision of President Press Club Rajouri Avinash Jasyal

06/08/2025

*District Rajouri under-14 football team flagged off for inter-district divisional level competition*

RAJOURI, AUGUST 6: The under-14 football team of District Rajouri was ceremoniously flagged off today by Wali Mohd, ZPEO Baljarallan, who is currently overseeing the routine functioning of the District Youth Services and Sports Office, Rajouri. The team will participate in the Inter-District Divisional Level Football Competition being held in Jammu.

The flag-off event was attended by staff members of the Youth Services and Sports Department and was marked by enthusiasm and encouragement. The initiative reflects the department’s efforts to promote sports culture and provide platforms for young talent.

Officials also used the occasion to raise awareness about the Nasha Mukt Bharat Abhiyan (Drug-Free India Campaign), highlighting the importance of a healthy, drug-free lifestyle for the development of young athletes.

Addressing the players, Wali Mohd congratulated them on their selection and encouraged them to play with discipline, sportsmanship and dedication. He urged the team to uphold the pride of Rajouri and serve as ambassadors of a drug-free, progressive youth culture.

The District Youth Services and Sports Office conveyed its best wishes to the team and expressed hope that the players will bring laurels to the district and inspire other youngsters to pursue sports and lead active lives.

06/08/2025

*Tiranga celebrations gain momentum in Rajouri under leadership of DC Abhishek Sharma*

RAJOURI, AUGUST 6: As part of the ongoing Independence Day celebrations and the Har Ghar Tiranga campaign, Rajouri district witnessed a vibrant display of patriotism through a series of events organised under the leadership of Deputy Commissioner Rajouri, Abhishek Sharma.

Tiranga-themed activities such as Rangoli-making competitions, Rakhi-making contests and Tiranga rallies were held across various educational institutions and community centres. These initiatives aimed to foster national pride and encourage active public participation.

Government Girls Higher Secondary School Thanamandi, PM SHRI Higher Secondary School Sialsui, HSS Soulki, HSS Kotranka, HSS Dhangri and several other institutions actively took part, showcasing students’ creativity and commitment to the national spirit.

Adding to the celebrations, Baba Ghulam Shah Badshah University (BGSBU) Rajouri, in collaboration with the District Administration, organised a Har Ghar Tiranga exhibition using light standees to creatively highlight patriotism and unity.

Tiranga exhibitions were also held in all government departments, depicting the evolution of the Indian National Flag and its historical significance as a symbol of unity and sovereignty.

Deputy Commissioner Abhishek Sharma appreciated the efforts of schools, departments and the public for their enthusiastic participation. He noted that such events not only promote patriotic fervour but also strengthen the emotional bond citizens share with the nation.

The administration has appealed to all citizens to hoist the National Flag at their homes from August 13 to 15, 2025, and participate in the Har Ghar Tiranga campaign with full enthusiasm.

06/08/2025

Debate Competition on “The 1975 Emergency in India” Organized Under Viksit Bharat Youth Ambassador-Yuva Connect Program at BGSBU

Rajouri, August 6, 2025 – Baba Ghulam Shah Badshah University (BGSBU), Rajouri, today organized a thought-provoking debate competition under the prestigious Viksit Bharat Youth Ambassador-Yuva Connect Program. The event was held at 1:00 PM in the Conference Hall of the Department of Arabic and focused on the theme “The 1975 Emergency in India.”

In his message ,Mr. Abhishek Sharma, IAS, Registrar of BGSBU, emphasized the significance of such initiatives in shaping an informed youth. He stated, “The debate activities being organized under the Viksit Bharat Youth Ambassador-Yuwa Connect Program play a crucial role in fostering democratic values, historical awareness, and critical thinking among the younger generation. Understanding our constitutional past is essential for building a stronger and more informed future.”

The competition witnessed enthusiastic participation from students across various departments, who presented diverse perspectives on the impact and implications of the Emergency in Indian history. The discussion encouraged students to reflect critically on democratic processes and the role of youth in safeguarding constitutional values.

The event was attended by senior faculty members, including Dr. Malik Mubasher Hassan and Dr. Pervez Alam, among others. Dr. Malik Mubasher Hassan delivered the welcome address, highlighting the importance of youth engagement in realizing the vision of Viksit Bharat @2047, and emphasized that historical events must serve as guiding lessons to prevent similar occurrences in the future.

Notable student participants included Dr. Zubair Ahmed, Yawar Amin Bhat, Syed Aneek, Rahul Chowdhary, and Shahid ul Islam, who captivated the audience with their insightful arguments.

The event was anchored by Dr. Tanvir Ahmed, and the vote of thanks was presented by Dr. Naseem Gul, In-Charge Head, Department of Islamic Studies.

06/08/2025

Indian Army Intensifies Rescue and Relief Operations in Dharali (Harsil) Cloudburst-Affected Region

Dharali : 06 August 2025

The Indian Army has launched a swift and coordinated Humanitarian Assistance and Disaster Relief (HADR) operation in the wake of a devastating cloudburst near Dharali, close to Harsil in Uttarakhand. The region is currently cut off from both north and south due to multiple road breaches and a collapsed bridge.

*Current Deployment & Actions*

•Troops Deployed: Over 225 Army personnel including infantry and engineering teams are on ground for search, rescue, and relief tasks.

- *Engineer Teams*: Combat engineers have reached Dharali to aid in clearing debris and restoring mobility.

*Specialised Resources*
• 7 teams are operating with Reeco Radar near Tekla.

• Search & Rescue Dogs are deployed at Harsil; more en route from Remount and Veterinary Centres.

*Air Support*

• Military helipad at Harsil is operational.

• 3 civil helicopters launched from Sahastradhara in coordination with SDRF have successfully landed at Bhatwari and Harsil for casualty evacuation and relief material delivery.

• Chinook, Mi-17, ALH helicopters are on standby at Jolly Grant, Chandigarh, and Sarsawa for troop and material airlift – awaiting tasking clearance.

*Casualties & Evacuations*
• *Civilians Rescued*: 70 persons evacuated to safety.

• *Civilian Casualties*: 03 confirmed fatalities, over 50 persons reportedly missing (as per Civil Administration).

•Army: 1 JCO and 8 Jawans missing.

•Evacuation by Air : 3 casualties evacuated in civil helicopters.

*Damage & Accessibility*
• Key road stretches near Bartwari, Linchigad, and Gangrani have been washed away, severely affecting movement.

• Civil helipad at Dharali remains non-functional due to a mudslide.

The Indian Army remains committed to assisting local administration in rescue and relief efforts under challenging terrain and weather conditions.

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Staff of government high school Sadda zone khaws is badly suffering due overflowing water in River .

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