RAIN BATTERS NORTH INDIA 11 Die, 8 in HP; Red Alert in Punjab As Pong Dam to Release Excess Water PNS N SHIMLA/CHANDIGARH Arrangements in the Wake of Incessant Rain

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RAIN BATTERS NORTH INDIA 11 Die, 8 in HP; Red Alert in Punjab As Pong Dam to Release Excess Water PNS N SHIMLA/CHANDIGARH Arrangements in the Wake of Incessant Rain Follow us on: facebook.com/dailypioneer RNI No.2016/1957, REGD NO. SSP/LW/NP-34/2016-18 @TheDailyPioneer instagram.com/dailypioneer/ Established 1864 OPINION 8 Published From WORLD 12 SPORT 15 DELHI LUCKNOW BHOPAL A GLIMPSE OF THE TRUMP AT UN: 2ND N KOREA JUVENTUS MAINTAIN BHUBANESWAR RANCHI RAIPUR NEW, LIBERAL RSS SUMMIT LIKELY ‘SOON' PERFECT START CHANDIGARH DEHRADUN Late City Vol. 154 Issue 258 LUCKNOW, TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 25, 2018; PAGES 16 `3 *Air Surcharge Extra if Applicable LEGENDARY WORKING WITH JUDI:} ALI FAZAL} 14 VIVACITY www.dailypioneer.com RAIN BATTERS NORTH INDIA 11 die, 8 in HP; red alert in Punjab as Pong Dam to release excess water PNS n SHIMLA/CHANDIGARH arrangements in the wake of incessant rain. Capt Amarinder eavy rain and flash floods also ordered a special girdawari Hin the north India have (survey) to assess possible crop killed at least 11 people, includ- damage. Chairing an emer- ing eight in Himachal Pradesh, gency meeting to assess the sit- even as the “high alert” has uation arising out of continu- been sounded in Punjab, which ous rain, he announced a spe- is bracing for inundation as cial girdawari for assessing flood gates of Pong Dam in crop damage due to heavy HP’s Kangra district may be rain. opened on Monday night as the He asked the Financial water level is running above the Commissioner Revenue (FCR) danger mark. to issue detailed guidelines to The situation in Haryana the Deputy Commissioners for too is grim with rivers over- initiating the process of gir- flowing and the Government dawari immediately after the has issued advisory to the peo- water level recedes. ple not to venture near water In Chandigarh, the iconic bodies, rivers or canals. Sukhna Lake’s water level Schools in Himachal crossed the danger mark of Pradesh and Punjab have been 1,163 feet and Chandigarh closed for Tuesday fearing Administration opened two more rain in the States. While floodgates of the man-made Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday dedicated Sikkim’s first airport at Pakyong to the nation and said previous three people were washed away waterbody. Before this, it was in Governments worked in a slow pace for ushering in development. Modi said his Government is committed to make the in Beas near Manali after their A swollen Beas river in Kullu district on Monday PTI the year 2008 when flood gates Northeast an “engine of India’s growth story”. Greenfield airport in Sikkim will not just improve connectivity between vehicle fell into the river, two of the lake were opened after “landlocked and bordering” Sikkim, but will also boost tourism and other economic activities in the State, said Modi. Initially other people were washed away Apart from it, 33 persons Sikkim State have been evacu- “Due to high pattern the water level had crossed flights will operate to Kolkata and Guwahati from Pakyong and subsequently it would be connected to other parts of the in Parbati river in Manikaran stranded at Phojal in Kullu ated from Keylong in Lahaul- inflow in the Pong reservoir 1,163 feet. country PTI valley on Sunday midnight. A were also rescued. Out of these, Spiti to a Hotel at Keylong. and considering forecast of Continued on Page 7 bus and a truck were washed 21 persons were rescued by the Meanwhile, against the heavy rain in the Beas catch- away in the swelling Beas river Air Force and 14 persons were backdrop of incessant rain in ment area, excess water from in Kullu district. Several hous- rescued by other means. the catchment areas of the the Pong dam can be released. es were also swept away in flash As many as 45 vehicles Beas river, the Bhakra Beas All necessary steps be taken by Delhi traffic Cong moves CVC for floods as the Beas is flowing at were retrieved from Koksar in Management Board (BBMB) all concerned to avoid any a dangerous level. Later in the Lahaul-Spiti. Similarly, 600 stu- issued an advisory to Punjab damage or loss of life and in deep water day, the Himachal Cabinet dents and teachers were shift- ahead of releasing “excess” property in the downstream reviewed the losses, rehabilita- ed from Jawahar Navodaya water from the Pong dam. The areas,” said the BBMB tion and rescue operations. Vidyala Chamba and 100 stu- BBMB authorities said they advisory. STAFF REPORTER n NEW DELHI probe into Rafale deal In the Cabinet meeting, dents from Kasturba Gandhi have been constantly monitor- BBMB Chairman DK held in Shimla under the chair- Balika Vidyalaya Mehla in ing the water-level situation. Sharma apprised Punjab Chief ncessant rain coupled with Rahul lying on jet price, has hit back at Rahul and said Nirmala Sitharaman spoke manship of Chief Minister Jai Chamba district. In addition to Heavy rain led to landslides Minister Capt Amarinder Iintermittent heavy down- he has been lying on the price about an “international dimen- Ram Thakur, it was informed this, three families of Rakh in which blocked the roads to Singh about water-level situa- pour crippled traffic in many UPA Govt cancelled of the fighter jet and there was sion” to Rahul’s attack on the that 120 stranded persons were Chamba district were also Badrinath, Kedarnath and tion in Bhakra and Pong dams parts of the national Capital. deal after Vadra-linked a nexus between him and for- PM over the deal and said rescued from Koksar in shifted to PWD Rest House. Yamunotri, affecting the on Monday. The Chief Minister Heavy rain caused waterlog- mer French President Francois Hollande’s comments were not Lahaul-Spiti, 23 from Marhi The Cabinet was also Chardham Yatra in on Monday called an emer- ging and traffic snarls on major firm was not picked as Hollande. a coincidence, Union Minister and 31 from Rohtang (Kullu). apprised that 12 tourists from Uttarakhand. gency meeting to review intersections in the city. The BJP alleged Rahul is Gajendra Shekhawat alleging broker, alleges BJP involved in a “conspiracy, inter- that the UPA Government had nationally” and the former called off the multi-billion dol- PNS n NEW DELHI French President is part of the lar deal after a private compa- Sensex down 537 pts in biggest “nexus” to sabotage the Rafale ny linked to Robert Vadra was French fishing boat port in ven as Congress president deal. not chosen as a broker. single one day fall since Feb 6 ERahul Gandhi renewed his While Defence Minister Continued on Page 7 attack on Prime Minister PTI n MUMBAI 36,265.93. Narendra Modi in the Rafael storm for hurt Navy officer The index dropped a total deal, a delegation of senior enchmark BSE Sensex on 1,785.62 points or more than 5 Congress leaders met the Commander Abhilash BMonday suffered its worst per cent in five sessions, wip- Central Vigilance single-day loss in seven ing out `8.48 lakh crore of mar- Commissioner (CVC) on Tomy on Golden Globe months, extending its fall for a ket wealth. Monday and sought registra- fifth day due to a meltdown in Factors like crude oil prices tion of a case in the alleged cor- Race sustained spinal banking and auto stocks on liq- hitting a four-year high, liq- ruption in the fighter jet deal. uidity concerns and a rout in uidity concerns after defaults by The meeting comes days injury after his boat’s global markets. IL&FS, the rupee retreating a after a Congress delegation mast fell in storm The 30-share index tanked low of 72.73 against the US dol- met the CAG and urged the 536.58 points or 1.46 per cent lar beset investors. apex auditor to prepare a report PNS n NEW DELHI to settle at a two-month low of The broad-based Nifty of on the alleged irregularities in 36,305.02, logging its biggest the National Stock Exchange the deal and present it in Senior Congress leaders Randeep Surjewala, Ghulam Nabi Azad, Jairam Ramesh, ndian Navy officer single-day loss since February crashed below the 11,000 mark, Parliament. Ahmed Patel, Anand Sharma and others leave after a meeting with the CVC at ICommander Abhilash Tomy, 6 when it declined by 561.22 declining by 168.20 points or The BJP on the other hand Central Vigilance Commission in New Delhi on Monday Alwin Singh | Pioneer who was stranded in the Indian points. 1.51 per cent to end at Ocean near Australia since This is the weakest closing 10,974.90. Friday after his boat was dam- since July 11 when it settled at Detailed report on P11 aged in a fierce storm, was res- Ibrahim Solih cued by a French fishing ves- French shipping vessel Osiris, which rescued Commander Abhilash Tomy of the Andhra Pradesh tops sel Osiris on Monday. Indian Navy PTI Tomy had suffered griev- wins Maldives ous spinal injury in the mishap. Department and the Indian He is conscious and will be Navy. Ease of Living Index polls,Yameen shifted to an Australian frigate Tomy was in the third PNS n NEW DELHI June 2015, AMRUT aims at expected to reach the French position in the race and sailed ensuring robust sewage net- boat soon. over 10,500 nautical miles in ndhra Pradesh has topped works, water supply and other concedes loss Participating in the Golden the last 84 days, since July 1 Athe chart among States in infrastructure to improve the AFP n COLOMBO Globe Race (GGR)-solo sail- when the competition began. terms of the “Ease of Living quality of life of people in boat race around the world, the On Sunday, he managed to get Index” rankings under the Atal urban areas.
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