Cracks have appeared in more than 700 structures in Joshimath due to land subsidence, threatening settlements.

462 people from 131 families have been evacuated and relocated to relief centres.

Affected families will be given Rs 1.5 lakh as compensation by the state government for losing their home, said the Chief Minister

A view of the Joshimath-Auli ropeway after authorities stopped its operation owing to land subsidence.

Joshimath has been declared disaster-prone. Repair work in various parts of the city is underway.

Locals were protesting the demolition of buildings marked 'unsafe' due to which there was a traffic jam at the main market.

Minister of State for Defence Ajay Bhatt talked to the locals and inspected the landslide affected areas on Tuesday.

Former CM Harish Rawat and Congress supporters protested at Gandhi Park against demolition of 2 hotels without compensation.

CM Pushkar Dhami addressed a press conference at ITBP camp on Wednesday regarding the gradual land sinking.

Locals protest against govt's decision to demolish hotels after cracks appeared in the buildings.

Image from Google Earth, showing changes in infrastructure in Joshimath between Dec 2006 (left), and November 2022.