A rescue operation by the Indian Army in the highlands of Lachen, Sikkim, has unveiled a powerful new model for disaster response—one that blends boots-on-ground bravery with cutting-edge technology.
Gangtok, June 21: Kailash Mansarovar Yatra via Sikkim resumed today after a six-year hiatus. The first group of 33 pilgrims was ceremonially flagged off...
Gangtok, June 3: Re·anggipa June jani 1 tariko a·a ruanichi ramarang champengatako man·a jaman, a·briarigipa biaprango naljokatani bak gita, Indian Air Force-ni bolgni MI-17...
Guwahati, June 2: June 1 tarikni attam 7 bajimango, mikkarang jimbee waanichi North Sikkim Lachen-ni Chaten-o donggipa Indian Army Camp-ko a·a rudapaha, jeon Havaldar...
A devastating landslide triggered by intense rainfall struck an Indian Army military camp at Chaten in North Sikkim’s Lachen district, claiming the lives of 3 personnel, while six others remain missing.
In a major relief operation, all tourists stranded in Lachung in Sikkim’s Mangan district have been successfully evacuated, following days of relentless rain, landslides, and road blockages. The evacuation, described as a “gesture of care, concern, and solidarity,” was personally overseen by Director General of Police (DGP) Akshay Sachdeva, who welcomed the first batch of tourists at Phidang on June 2.
Guwahati, May 29: Himalayani ja·reko ong·gipa Sikkim a·dokni bilsi 50 ong·aniko manianirangko dakengon, ia a·dokko pangkamgipa, organic ba sam gri ge·a-gamaniko dakgipa, aro chadamberangni...
