Sri Sathya Sai Central Trust, which has extended relief work through its units based at various places for Uttarakhand flood victims, has decided to undertake rehabilitation measures, rebuild damaged villages and take care of orphaned children. A spokesman for the trust said that there were already several government agencies performing hazardous relief work, they would [...]
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Starving flood victims charged Rs 500 for a bowl of rice and Rs 180 for a roti
Diminutive-looking Harmanpreet, a 13-year-old Sikh pilgrim, had almost fainted when a waiter at an open-front restaurant quoted Rs 500 for a rice-bowl and Rs 180 for a wheat roti to his accompanying grandfather, while they were stranded on their way to Hemkund Sahib in rain-ravaged Uttarakhand. They starved for a marathon 43 hours and resisted [...]
Kedarnath temple survives devastation but nothing else
The famous Kedarnath shrine was virtually submerged in mud and hit by boulders big as cars in the devastating flash flood that hit the temple town on June 16 leaving behind devastation and killing many. [...]
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