The monsoon in Himachal Pradesh has led to significant loss of life and property, with 93 deaths and extensive infrastructural damage. IMD has issued multiple alerts as heavy rains continue to threaten the region with further adversities.

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

NGT cognizance of environmental degradation caused by illegal mining and deforestation in Himachal Pradesh,

The southwest monsoon season of 2023, which concluded, was classified as “below-normal” with 6% less precipitation than normal.

The recent monsoon rains in Himachal Pradesh have caused widespread destruction and damage to the state’s infrastructure.

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

A tragic incident has occurred in the past 48 hours in Himachal Pradesh, where heavy rains triggered devastating landslides

A cloudburst in the Jadon village in Himachal Pradesh's Solan district killed at least seven people and left three others missing,