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The visuals of Fire Force personnel pulling them to safety from the overflowing river in Pallanchi on Thursday went viral on social media platforms on Sunday.

Kerala: miraculous escape for two after car plunges into flooded river

The visuals of Fire Force personnel pulling them to safety from the overflowing river in Pallanchi on Thursday went viral on social media platforms on Sunday.

Two youths, who were on their way to a hospital using Google Maps to find their way, drove their car into a swollen river but had a miraculous escape as the vehicle got stuck to a tree in Kerala's northernmost Kasaragod district.
The visuals of Fire Force personnel pulling them to safety from the overflowing river in Pallanchi here the other day went viral on social media platforms on Sunday.
They could escape and contact the Fire Force personnel only because their vehicle, which was carried away by the water currents, got stuck in a tree.
The rescued youths said they were on their way to a hospital in neighbouring Karnataka in the wee hours the other day and were proceeding using Google Maps.
Abdul Rasheed, one of the youths, said Google Maps showed a narrow road and they drove their car through it.
"Using the vehicle's headlight, we felt that there was some water in front of us. But, we didn't see that there was a river on both sides and a bridge in the middle. There was also no sidewall for the bridge," he told a TV channel.
The car suddenly began to get carried away in the water currents but later got stuck in a tree on the shores of the river.
By this time, they managed to open the car door, come out of the vehicle and contacted the Fire Force personnel by sending them the location.
Later, Fire Force personnel rushed to the place and pulled out the two men to safety using ropes.
"We never thought that we could come back to life. We truly feel that it is a rebirth," Rasheed added.
Last month, a group of tourists from Hyderabad drove into a swollen stream near Kuruppanthara in Kottayam apparently after using Google Maps.
All four managed to escape unharmed due to the efforts of a nearby police patrol unit and local residents, but their vehicle was completely submerged.

Scary visuals of water flowing violently out from an under-construction dam in Madhya Pradesh's Dhar emerged on 14 August. Water gushed out through a channel dug up to drain the dam on Karam river after a breach was detected in its wall.
Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan Chouhan said that there was no need to worry and efforts were on to drain out water from the reservoir. He called the steps taken after the dam breach detection as the "finest example of disaster management".
The breach was reported on 11 August after which an alert was sounded as 18 villages downstream were in danger of getting flooded.
The Opposition Congress party alleged corruption in the dam project and demanded a judicial probe into the incident. The Communist Party of India (Marxist) sought the resignation of Water Resources Minister Tulsi Silawat "on moral grounds" and also demanded a probe into the contract given to an allegedly corrupt firm for the construction of the dam.
(With PTI inputs)

Breach in MP dam: water drained over flood risk; CM hails efforts amid Opposition's 'scam probe' call

The breach was reported on 11 August after which an alert was sounded as 18 villages downstream were in danger of getting flooded.

Scary visuals of water flowing violently out from an under-construction dam in Madhya Pradesh's Dhar emerged on 14 August. Water gushed out through a channel dug up to drain the dam on Karam river after a breach was detected in its wall.
Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan Chouhan said that there was no need to worry and efforts were on to drain out water from the reservoir. He called the steps taken after the dam breach detection as the "finest example of disaster management".
The breach was reported on 11 August after which an alert was sounded as 18 villages downstream were in danger of getting flooded.
The Opposition Congress party alleged corruption in the dam project and demanded a judicial probe into the incident. The Communist Party of India (Marxist) sought the resignation of Water Resources Minister Tulsi Silawat "on moral grounds" and also demanded a probe into the contract given to an allegedly corrupt firm for the construction of the dam.
(With PTI inputs)
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River rafting is indeed a fun activity. But this adventure sport, just like any other, requires you to keep some important pointers in mind to ensure a smooth experience. 

River rafting: Follow these tips if you are new to this adventure sport 

River rafting is indeed a fun activity. But this adventure sport, just like any other, requires you to keep some important pointers in mind to ensure a smooth experience.

River rafting is a popular adventure sport and seems like a fun activity to try. Rafting through the choppy waters and soaking in the breath-taking view definitely sounds tempting.&nbsp;Although this sport looks pretty&nbsp;exciting, there are some pointers that you need to keep in mind if you are new to this activity. &nbsp;
So, have a look at some essential tips that you should follow while going on a river rafting adventure!&nbsp;
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Wear the right clothes&nbsp;
Avoid wearing cotton clothes and opt for activewear clothing. When it comes to footwear, instead of slippers or flip-flops, wear sturdy footwear that doesn&rsquo;t slip easily.&nbsp;
Follow the instructions of your guide&nbsp;
Listen to what your guide tells you. The guide may give you certain instructions before and during the rafting, so follow it religiously.&nbsp;
Wear a life jacket and a helmet&nbsp;
The life jacket and helmet are for your safety and thus, you should wear it at all times while rafting. During a high tide, if in case, the boat flips, the helmet will prevent any head injury and the jacket will help you stay afloat. &nbsp;
Paddle properly&nbsp;
Follow the instructions given by the guide while paddling. Before rafting, the guide will teach you how to hold the handle and how to paddle, following these instructions will help you to manage the boat with ease.&nbsp;
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Don&rsquo;t panic&nbsp;
Due to choppy waters, the boat may flip or lose its balance, at such times, the key is to not panic and lose control. Instead, try to maintain your calm and follow the instructions given by the guide.&nbsp;

Hours after a passenger plane went missing in Nepal, it was reportedly found crashed at a village. The plane was carrying 4 Indians among 22 passengers.
Tara Air's 9 NAET twin-engine aircraft was reportedly found at Kowang village in the Mustang mountainous district. The plane crashed at the mouth of the Lamche river, and the Nepal Army was making its way towards the site, as per news agency ANI.
There was no clarity by early evening about the fate of the passengers.
The plane flying from Pokhara to Jomson had gone out of contact while flying over the Lete area of Mustang district on May 29 morning. ANI quoted police as saying that locals from Titi area had informed them about an "unusual sound, like a bang".
The Indians on board were identified as Ashok Kumar Tripathi, Dhanush Tripathi, Ritika Tripathi, and Vaibhawi Tripathi - members of a family from Mumbai in Maharashtra.

Missing Nepal plane finally found, crashed near river in hilly area, say reports; was carrying 4 Indians

The plane crashed at the mouth of the Lamche river, and the Nepal Army was making its way towards the site, as per news agency ANI.

Hours after a passenger plane went missing in Nepal, it was reportedly found crashed at a village. The plane was carrying 4 Indians among 22 passengers.
Tara Air's 9 NAET twin-engine aircraft was reportedly found at Kowang village in the Mustang mountainous district. The plane crashed at the mouth of the Lamche river, and the Nepal Army was making its way towards the site, as per news agency ANI.
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There was no clarity by early evening about the fate of the passengers.
The plane flying from Pokhara to Jomson had gone out of contact while flying over the Lete area of Mustang district on May 29 morning. ANI quoted police as saying that locals from Titi area had informed them about an "unusual sound, like a bang".
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The Indians on board were identified as Ashok Kumar Tripathi, Dhanush Tripathi, Ritika Tripathi, and Vaibhawi Tripathi - members of a family from Mumbai in Maharashtra.
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 Jal Shakti Mission's Prahlad Patel lays down the govt's road map to solve the crisis of piped water in India. The minister talks about the work being done all the way from Ladakh to Telangana. Listen in to see if your state has achieved 'Har Ghar Jal'.

How many ghars left till 'Har Ghar Jal'?

 Jal Shakti Mission's Prahlad Patel lays down the govt's road map to solve the crisis of piped water in India. 

Jal Shakti Mission's Prahlad Patel lays down the govt's road map to solve the crisis of piped water in India.

&nbsp;Jal Shakti Mission's Prahlad Patel lays down the govt's road map to solve the crisis of piped water in India. The minister talks about the work being done all the way from Ladakh to Telangana. Listen in to see if your state has achieved 'Har Ghar Jal'.
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Union Minister Prahlad Patel talks about the success of 'Namami Gange' project while also breaking down the many ways community engagement has enabled the rivers and their tributaries to rejuvenate over the course of the project. 

What does a river encounter in its lifespan?

Union Minister Prahlad Patel talks about the success of 'Namami Gange' project.

<div>Union Minister Prahlad Patel talks about the success of 'Namami Gange' project.</div>

Union Minister Prahlad Patel talks about the success of 'Namami Gange' project while also breaking down the many ways community engagement has enabled the rivers and their tributaries to rejuvenate over the course of the project.&nbsp;
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Editorji, TERI and UNDP have come together to launch ‘Paani: Connecting the Drops’ to promote dialogue and information sharing between various stakeholders and work towards raising awareness about possible solutions to avert a water catastrophe. The culmination of the 6-month journey of this water campaign will be on National Water Day. This month's Editorji had a one-on-one candid chat with MoS for Jal Shakti Mission, Prahlad Patel. 

P​aani: Connecting the Drops| Prahlad Patel on India's 'Jal Shakti'

This month Editorji had a one-on-one candid chat with MoS for Jal Shakti Mission, Prahlad Patel.

This month&nbsp;Editorji had a one-on-one candid chat with MoS for Jal Shakti Mission, Prahlad Patel.

Editorji, TERI and UNDP have come together to launch &lsquo;Paani: Connecting the Drops&rsquo; to promote dialogue and information sharing between various stakeholders and work towards raising awareness about possible solutions to avert a water catastrophe. The culmination of the 6-month journey of this water campaign will be on National Water Day. This month's Editorji had a one-on-one candid chat with MoS for Jal Shakti Mission, Prahlad Patel.&nbsp;
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 Editorji, TERI and UNDP have come together to launch ‘Paani: Connecting the Drops’ to promote dialogue and information sharing between various stakeholders and work towards raising awareness about possible solutions to avert a water catastrophe. This month's special focus is on rejuvenating India's rivers and bringing the flow of water back to their original home. Editorji gets you an insight into the real, on-ground work that is being done to make sure that the nations water problem, becomes a water solution.In conversation with people working in different states and their rivers to the Center's Clean Ganga Mission, 'Paani: Connecting the Drops' gives you a look into how we can revive our rivers once again. 

P​aani: Connecting the Drops| How to save and revive our rivers

This month's special focus is on rejuvenating India's rivers and bringing the flow of water back to their original home. 
Editorji gets you an insight into the real, on-ground work that is being done to make sure that the nations water problem, becomes a water solution.

This month's special focus is on rejuvenating India's rivers and bringing the flow of water back to their original home.

Editorji, TERI and UNDP have come together to launch<a href="https://www.editorji.com/editorji-specials/p-aani-connecting-the-drops-reimagining-use-of-water-in-agriculture-industry-homes-1639744745456"> &lsquo;Paani: Connecting the Drops&rsquo; </a>to promote dialogue and information sharing between various stakeholders and work towards raising awareness about possible solutions to avert a water catastrophe. This month's special focus is on rejuvenating India's rivers and bringing the flow of water back to their original home.&nbsp;
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Editorji gets you an insight into the real, on-ground work that is being done to make sure that the nations water problem, becomes a water solution. In conversation with people working in different states and their rivers to the Center's Clean Ganga Mission, 'Paani: Connecting the Drops' gives you a look into how we can revive our rivers once again.&nbsp;

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