Explorer
Uttarakhand Tunnel Rescue: Manual drilling to be done under supervision of Indian Army | ABP News
After the dilling in Uttarkashi's Silkyara tunnel came to a halt due to parts of the Auger machine being stuck in the rubble, a plasma cutter has now been flown from Hyderabad to cut and remove those parts to continue the rescue operations for 41 men who have been stranded inside for the past 14 days. A complete disengagement of the machine is necessary for the officials to continue their rescue work which involves pushing the pipes through the rubble manually in order to create an escape passage. A unit of Madras Sappers, an engineer group of the Corps of Engineers of the Indian Army, arrived at the rescue site on Sunday in order to assist in the rescue operations, as reported by news agency PTI.
World
Protests Over Bangladesh Violence: Protests Erupt in Siliguri Over Alleged Attacks on Hindus in Bangladesh
Bangladesh Violence: Fresh Videos Show Violent Attacks on Prothom Alo and Daily Star Offices as Bangladesh Unrest Escalates
Bangladesh Violence: Bangladesh Declares One-Day State Mourning After Usman Hadi’s Death
Breaking: Small Plane Crashes at North Carolina Airport During Landing, Seven Lose Lives
Breaking: Bangladesh Erupts After Opposition Leader Hadi’s Death, Media Offices Attacked Amid Violent Protests
View More
Top Headlines
Cities
Kolkata Witnesses Violence During Protest Over Killing Of Hindus In Bangladesh; Monk Injured
India
Hindu Man Lynched In Bangladesh: VHP Protests In Delhi, Tries To Break Barricades | Watch
Cities
‘No PUC, No Fuel’ Here To Stay In Delhi Beyond GRAP-IV, Says Environment Minister
India
'BJP Proposing Elimination Of Constitution, Has Weaponised ED, CBI': Rahul Gandhi In Berlin
Trending News
ABP Live News
Opinion
