Himachal flood

Launched by minister Anirudh Singh, the #JusticeForHimachal campaign gathers public complaints about NHAI's impact on Himachal Pradesh. Citizens report land loss, unsafe construction, and ignored pleas for help.

Heavy rainfall continues to batter Himachal Pradesh, claiming 17 lives and severely disrupting daily life. The state has seen building collapses, flash floods, and landslides. IMD has issued a red alert, warning of more intense rain through the week.

CM Sukhu addressed the Assembly, discussing Himachal's financial woes, including massive debt, delayed central funds, and rising costs. He called for a 'green bonus' for protecting forests and mentioned the suspension of salaries for ministers amid crisis

Himachal Pradesh's rising tourism has led to severe environmental issues like waste management and deforestation. Influx of tourists and infrastructure projects have strained resources, leading to monsoon floods and ecological imbalances.

Himachal Pradesh braces for monsoon rains predicted to arrive by June 27-28. With a history of severe floods, the state enhances disaster response, relocates vulnerable populations, and coordinates with agencies to mitigate risks

After severe floods, Himachal Pradesh is working hard to become a green and clean state. The government has started several projects

In Himachal Pradesh, heavy rains and landslides led to 75 deaths, prompting a state-level disaster declaration. A similar situation exists in Uttarakhand.

The India Meteorological Department (IMD) stated that Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand are likely to witness isolated extremely heavy rain

The situation in Kullu and Mandi districts is becoming increasingly concerning due to heavy rainfall and flooding. The 100 MW Malana dam