Following a devastating landslide in Chhaten, North Sikkim, triggered by heavy rainfall, a team of 23 NDRF personnel has been dispatched to conduct rescue and search operations for six missing ...

Following a devastating landslide in North Sikkim, the Indian Army has successfully rescued 113 stranded tourists, including foreign nationals, with 30 evacuated by helicopter. Military personnel are ...

Assam's Chief Minister, Himanta Biswa Sarma, voiced concern over the havoc caused by landslides in Darjeeling and heavy rains ...

Heavy rain in North Sikkim has resulted in landslides affecting connectivity to areas like Chungthang and Lachung which are tourist hotspots. Sikkim Police sources have confirmed that about 200 ...

Three Indian Army personnel were killed and six others are missing after a landslide struck an army camp in the Chatten area of North Sikkim on Sunday night. Four personnel who were injured in the ...

The body of an Army man, one of the six people who went missing after a landslide hit a military camp at Chaten in north Sikkim earlier this month, was recovered on Monday (June 9, 2025) in Mangan ...

Twenty people have died in West Bengal's Darjeeling after heavy rain triggered landslides and cut off road connectivity on key routes. Officials have said the calamity has cut off connectivity to the ...

Mangan (Sikkim) [India], April 25 (ANI): A massive landslide has occurred at Munshithang on the Lachen Chungthang road and Lema/Bob on the Lachung Chungthang road in North Sikkim. The region is ...

Northeast Frontier Railway (NFR) has begun construction of the North Bengal-Sikkim Railway Link, a 52.7km stretch of tra The rail link will cut through mountains and valleys to connect Sikkim to the ...

Torrential rains continue to batter North Bengal and Sikkim, triggering multiple landslides and blocking key routes including ...

Gangtok: Around 1,000 tourists were stranded in picturesque North Sikkim following landslides in the Himalayan state which is also witnessing heavy rain, police said. Around 200 tourist vehicles were ...