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Sunday,
June 30, 2013, Chandigarh, India Himalayan
TSUNAMI Dehradun, June 29 
Two weeks after flashfloods and landslides devastated Uttarakhand, a key member of National Disaster Management Authority
(NDMA), VK Duggal, on Saturday said the death toll in the natural disaster could cross 3,000.
HELPING HAND: ITBP personnel rescue stranded people in the Badrinath area. PTI |
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Rescue
mission Rain
effect: Huge lake in Dhauladhars poses threat to Palampur
A satellite picture shows a lake developed in the upper hills of Palampur after rain and flash floods. Stable Afghan, Iran critical to India’s needs: Khurshid
Foreign Minister Salman Khurshid talks to J&K Governor NN Vohra at a conference in Srinagar on Saturday. Tribune photo: Amin War
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The formation of a huge lake in the Dhauladhars has become a cause for concern for the people of Palampur area, especially those living in the higher reaches.
External Affairs Minister Salman Khurshid has said stability in Afghanistan and Iran is critical to India’s energy needs as the two nations were gateway to the Central Asian region abundant in hydrocarbon wealth.
