Houses damaged in the floods. The owners are now living as tenants in Dharchula town. Chief Minister Vijay Bahuguna promised them Rs 3, 000 rent per month for the next one year. Some of them have been getting Rs 1,500 for past two months
Debris being cleared from springs on Dharchula-Tawaghat road. If they are not cleared, the water would come down with greater force, leading to severe damage, says a local resident
NHPCメs 280 MW Dhauliganga power plant in Dharchula has been completely shut down after the June floods. It is expected to take another six months to re-start operations. According to NHPC, the cost of damages and subsequent restoration is estimated at abo
Kamla Jethai of Gothi village in Dharchula is unable to hold back her tears every time she sees her four-storey damaged house by the river. She now lives in a camp 2 km from her house. モThose who had kutcha houses have been getting Rs 2 lakh. We had a puk
Kamla Jethai of Gothi village in Dharchula is unable to hold back her tears every time she sees her four-storey damaged house by the river. She now lives in a camp 2 km from her house. モThose who had kutcha houses have been getting Rs 2 lakh. We had a puk
Ruchi have a cover of 500 mango trees. Unlike other parts of the state where the birth of a girl is usually greeted with grief, families in Dharhara celebrate the birth of a daughter. They rush to their backyard and plant at least 10 mango saplings as soo
NISHI have a cover of 500 mango trees. Unlike other parts of the state where the birth of a girl is usually greeted with grief, families in Dharhara celebrate the birth of a daughter. They rush to their backyard and plant at least 10 mango saplings as soo
NISHI have a cover of 500 mango trees. Unlike other parts of the state where the birth of a girl is usually greeted with grief, families in Dharhara celebrate the birth of a daughter. They rush to their backyard and plant at least 10 mango saplings as soo
Ruchi AND NISHI have a cover of 500 mango trees. Unlike other parts of the state where the birth of a girl is usually greeted with grief, families in Dharhara celebrate the birth of a daughter. They rush to their backyard and plant at least 10 mango sapl
Ruchi AND NISHI have a cover of 500 mango trees. Unlike other parts of the state where the birth of a girl is usually greeted with grief, families in Dharhara celebrate the birth of a daughter. They rush to their backyard and plant at least 10 mango sapl
Ruchi AND NISHI have a cover of 500 mango trees. Unlike other parts of the state where the birth of a girl is usually greeted with grief, families in Dharhara celebrate the birth of a daughter. They rush to their backyard and plant at least 10 mango sapl
Ruchi have a cover of 500 mango trees. Unlike other parts of the state where the birth of a girl is usually greeted with grief, families in Dharhara celebrate the birth of a daughter. They rush to their backyard and plant at least 10 mango saplings as soo
Eighty-five-year-old Shatrughan Prasad, who owns 10 hectares and 500 mango trees expects to find high-status grooms for his two granddaughters Nishi and Ruchi who are still in school
The fixed deposits in the form of trees ensure girls are not treated as a financial liability. モWe do not take loans for weddings. We have mango trees to foot expenses,ヤ said 73-year-old Shyam Sundar Singh, a resident. Nobody in Dharhara
Unlike other parts of the state where the birth of a girl is usually greeted with grief, families in Dharhara celebrate the birth of a daughter. They rush to their backyard and plant at least 10 mango saplings as soon as a girl child is born.
Unlike other parts of the state where the birth of a girl is usually greeted with grief, families in Dharhara celebrate the birth of a daughter. They rush to their backyard and plant at least 10 mango saplings as soon as a girl child is born.
Shridhar Pai and his union had to levy a fine for not cultivating to prevent the paddies from falling into disuse.. This rice can tolerate brackish water but is on the brink of extinction.