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Bodies of three youths fished out from Beas near Goindwal Sahib, one missing

The trio had gone to perform a religious ceremony near the river when they were washed away due to strong currents

The deceased have been identified as Ranjit (19), Ankit (19) and Gollu (19), who were staying in a rented accommodation in Jalandhar’s Urban Estate.
Updated on Sep 07, 2024 07:00 AM IST
By, Jalandhar

Upper reaches of Beas, Sutlej flashflood-prone: Centre

Flash floods are generally caused due to hill torrents cascading down steep slopes. Bank erosion in the upper reaches with steep slopes and the bed consisting of boulders is a natural regulating function of a river.

The upper reaches of Beas and Sutlej valley are prone to riverine and flash floods in varying degrees. These stretches are characterised by steep slopes with riverbeds consisting of a mixture of boulders, gravel, and sand. (HT File)
Updated on Jul 31, 2024 05:58 AM IST
By, Shimla

Guest Column| Irreversible damage to Beas in Kullu due to ’23 flash floods

The entire river plain is unrecognisable, and the damage is particularly severe in areas such as Manali, Aloo Ground, Patli Kuhal, Raison, Devdham, Bhuntar, and Manikaran valley.

Rivers Beas in Kullu may not look the same ever. The most picturesque and enchanting river suffered maximum damage in the floods last year. (HT File)
Updated on Apr 13, 2024 09:14 AM IST
ByRamesh Pathania

Rare Indus dolphin found dead in Harike Lake

The 7-foot-long Dolphin weighed 100kg and was found dead at gate number 2 of the Ferozepur feeder canal, which originates from this lake.

Beas is the only known habitat of the rare Indus dolphin in India. (Source: WWF)
Updated on Mar 15, 2024 09:02 AM IST
By, Amritsar

Amid rising water level in Beas: Army, NDRF evacuate 250 people from mand area in Kapurthala

Approximately 250 people stranded in the Mand area near the Beas River in Kapurthala's Bholath sub-division were evacuated due to rising water levels. The army, Punjab police, and locals helped in the rescue operation and the evacuees have been moved to relief camps. Jalandhar has also been put on high alert due to the release of water from Bhakra Dam.

Deputy commissioner Capt Karnail Singh said at least 450 people were stuck at their homes surrounded by river water in the mand area at Talwandi Kuka, of which over 250 had been brought to safety by the teams of the army, Punjab police and locals
Updated on Aug 17, 2023 12:38 AM IST
By, Kapurthala
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