Duleep Trophy Goes Back To Zonal Format, Indias Schedule Announced For White-ball Series Against NZ
Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy: After a meeting on Saturday, the Apex Council of the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) announced that the 2025/26 domestic will begin with the Duleep Trophy on August 28 and conclude with the Senior Womens Inter-Zonal Multi-Day Trophy on April 3, 2026. As per changes announced by the Apex Council, the Duleep Trophy and Senior Womens Challenger tournaments will now be contested between six zonal teams selected by zonal selectors. The format is a departure from the last time when the national selection committee picked the squads, and for the upcoming season, teams will be picked by the Zonal Selection Committee as per the previous tradition. The Apex Council also said the Plate Group restructuring has been introduced across age categories. As per this, the bottom 6 teams (based on the previous seasons rankings) will be placed in the plate group for limited-overs tournaments, adding that only one team will be promoted/relegated between Elite and Plate groups going forward. In the 2025/26 domestic schedule, the prestigious Ranji Trophy will continue to be held in two phases. The first phase of the tournament will begin on October 15 and run till November 19, while the second phase begins on January 22. Regarding the tournament updates, the Apex Council said the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy and Senior Womens T20 Trophy will now include a Super League stage instead of a traditional knockout. In this, each team will play three games in the league, following which the top team from Groups A and B will feature in the final. As far as new tournament grouping formats are concerned, major tournaments such as the Vijay Hazare Trophy, Senior Womens One Day Trophy, and Mens U23 State A Trophy will follow a four Elite Groups + one Plate Group model. On the other hand, most junior and womens tournaments (U16, U19, U23) have been moved to a five Elite + one Plate group structure. Meanwhile, the BCCI Apex Council has also approved the venues for Indias upcoming white-ball home series against New Zealand, scheduled to be held in early 2026. Vadodara, Rajkot, and Indore will host ODIs on January 11, 14 and 18, respectively. Nagpur, Raipur, Guwahati, Visakhapatnam, and Thiruvananthapuram are the hosts for the five T20Is to be held from January 21 to 31. The five T20I matches will serve as vital preparation games for India and New Zealand ahead of the 2026 Mens T20 World Cup, to be played in India and Sri Lanka. Ranji Trophy Groups for 2025-26 season Elite A: Tamil Nadu, Baroda, Jharkhand, Odisha, Uttar Pradesh, Andhra, Nagaland Elite B: Saurashtra, Chandigarh, Karnataka, Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh, Punjab, Goa Elite C: Gujarat, Haryana, Services, Bengal, Railways, Tripura, Uttarakhand, Assam Elite D: Mumbai, Jammu and Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh, Delhi, Hyderabad, Rajasthan, Chhattisgarh, Puducherry Plate: Meghalaya, Mizoram, Sikkim, Manipur, Arunachal India vs New Zealand mens white-ball series schedule: ODIs: - Vadodara (January 11), Rajkot (January 14) and Indore (January 18) India vs New Zealand mens white-ball series schedule: Also Read: LIVE Cricket Score Article Source: IANS
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Ahmedabad Plane Crash: Where Even Iron Melted at 1000C, a Bhagavad Gita Was Found Intact
Ahmedabad, June 13 : In the devastating plane crash that occurred in Ahmedabad, where everything The post Ahmedabad Plane Crash: Where Even Iron Melted at 1000C, a Bhagavad Gita Was Found Intact appeared first on The Voice Of Sikkim .
Elderly Woman Found Dead at Hee Goan; No Foul Play Suspected
Gangtok / Hee Goan, June 12 : A 70-year-old woman was found hanging in the The post Elderly Woman Found Dead at Hee Goan; No Foul Play Suspected appeared first on The Voice Of Sikkim .
Miraculous Escape: Sole Survivor of Air India Crash Shares Harrowing Tale from Seat 11A
Ahmedabad, June 13 : In a story of incredible survival against all odds, Vishwash Kumar The post Miraculous Escape: Sole Survivor of Air India Crash Shares Harrowing Tale from Seat 11A appeared first on The Voice Of Sikkim .
7 Indian Breakfasts You Once Had To Travel For Are Now In Your Neighbourhood
From Punjabi kulchas to Indori poha and Sikkimese thukpa, India's best regional breakfasts are now available online. Here is how to order them straight to your doorstep.
New Highway Linking Melli And Singtam In Sikkim To Ease NH10 Congestion, Bypass West Bengal
Saved by Minutes: Woman Credits Divine Intervention for Missing Ill-Fated Air India Flight
Ahmedabad , June 13 : While the tragic crash of Air India Flight 171 claimed The post Saved by Minutes: Woman Credits Divine Intervention for Missing Ill-Fated Air India Flight appeared first on The Voice Of Sikkim .
Gorkha Cabin Crew Manisha Thapa Among 241 Dead in Air India Dreamliner Crash onboard
Ahmedabad, June 13 : In a devastating aviation tragedy, Air Indias Dreamliner flight AI171, which The post Gorkha Cabin Crew Manisha Thapa Among 241 Dead in Air India Dreamliner Crash onboard appeared first on The Voice Of Sikkim .
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How Much Water You Really Need Daily Based on Your Age, Lifestyle, and Health
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CGST Uncovers 1,032 Crore GST Refund Scam by Sikkim-Based Companies
New Delhi, June 11 : In a major crackdown, the Central Goods and Services Tax The post CGST Uncovers 1,032 Crore GST Refund Scam by Sikkim-Based Companies appeared first on The Voice Of Sikkim .
No trace of newlywed Pratapgarh couple on honeymoon trip to Sikkim
Arunachal Pradesh: Climate change threatens flying squirrel habitats
Bharti Dharapuram In the forests of Sikkim and Arunachal Pradesh, there is an occasional rustling high up in the canopy. One looks up to catch glimpses of brown and chestnut through the leaves. If it is a particularly lucky day, we may see a large furry rodent launch itself into the air, extending the webbing [] The post Arunachal Pradesh: Climate change threatens flying squirrel habitats appeared first on NorthEast Now .
Sikkim CM greets people on Saga Dewa festival
Sikkim CM greets people on Saga Dewa festival Guwahati: Sikkim Chief Minister Prem Singh Tamang extended warm greetings on Wednesday to the people of the state, especially the Buddhist community, on the occasion of Saga Dawa, one of the holiest festivals in the Buddhist calendar. In a message marking the spiritually significant day, which commemorates [] The post Sikkim CM greets people on Saga Dewa festival appeared first on Mangalorean.com .
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The tragic incident happened on May 29 while the couple was returning from Lachen to Lachung during their honeymoon trip.
IMD issues health advisory as Heatwave grips North India; relief likely after three days
NEW DELHI: Northwest and Central India are expected to experience severe heatwave conditions, with temperatures reaching around 45C over the next three days. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued red and orange alerts for the region, advising residents to take precautions against extreme daytime heat and warmer-than-usual nights. According to the IMD, heatwave conditions will persist in Jammu, Kashmir, Ladakh, Rajasthan, Haryana, Punjab, Delhi, Uttar Pradesh, and North Madhya Pradesh until June 16. Additionally, hot and humid weather is likely to continue in Sub-Himalayan West Bengal, Sikkim, Gangetic West Bengal, Bihar, and Odisha until June 11. Isolated areas of Punjab, Haryana, and Rajasthan can expect warm night conditions until June 12. The IMD has noted that maximum temperatures across many areas of Northwest India have ranged between 43-47C in recent days. On 10 June, the highest maximum temperature was recorded at Bhatinda, Punjab at 47.6C, followed by 47.4C at Ganganagar. Other high readings included 46.3C in Kota and parts of Delhi (Lodi Road, Ridge, Ayanagar), with Ayanagar reporting a high of 45.5C. Sirsa in Haryana recorded 46.2C. In its health advisory, the IMD highlighted a high risk of heat illness and heat stroke across all age groups in Rajasthan and adjoining areas. In Punjab, Haryana, Madhya Pradesh, and Himachal Pradesh, under orange alert, people exposed to the sun for prolonged periods or engaged in heavy work are especially vulnerable. According to the Heat Risk Index published by CEEW, Delhi ranks among the top 10 most vulnerable states and union territories, with 55% of its districts falling in the very high-risk category and the rest in the high-risk category. Dr Vishwas Chitale, Senior Programme Lead at CEEW, noted that the combination of heat and humidity can result in felt temperatures 35C higher than dry heat. In Delhi, six additional warm nights per summer have been observed in the past decade, which further increases heat vulnerability, he added. The southwest monsoon, which arrived eight days early before its usual date of 1 June, paused for two weeks due to the intrusion of dry westerly winds, disrupting its rapid progress. The latest IMD forecast suggests that the monsoon will reactivate in the coming days over the southern peninsula and western India. Extremely heavy rainfall is predicted on 1314 June, followed by further advancement of monsoon winds into eastern India.
Youth Drowns in Ramam Khola While Bathing to Escape Heatwave in Sombaria
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Honeymoon couple from U.P. goes missing in Sikkim
According to Kaushalendras uncle Dinesh Singh, the couple left for Sikkim on May 25 by train
Two Kochi lawyers take out a road trip across India to spread anti-drug message
When Binu Varghese and Nijas Thamarassery, two lawyers practising in the Kerala High Court, set out on a road trip across India, beyond the obvious quenching of their wanderlust, what also motivated them was a yearning to understand the country. A true, immersive experience that would peel away layers of India its geography and culture, and boundless diversity, enlivened by its people. Binu and 28-year-old Nijas are longtime friends who first met while studying law. Binu, whos twice the age of Nijas (58), was originally an engineer and only took up law recently. He has travelled to several places abroad. But I felt, without travelling through my own country and witnessing its beauty, Binu points out, all my other trips were meaningless. Thats where this idea of a road trip stemmed from, he adds. Binu Varghese and Nijas Thamarassery during their road trip The first leg of their nearly 80-day trip began in 2023. The duo travelled from Kerala to Ladakh in a jeep. A road trip is ideal to see how the geography, language and culture change with every mile, Nijas highlights. For the entirety of their trip, the duo slept inside the jeep or in tents. Occasionally, people used to invite us to their homes, offer us a place to sleep. This further augmented our India experience, he adds. In 24 days, they covered around 9,145 kilometres. That was phase one of our journey. We decided to split our trip into two to account for the weather. The best time to visit Kashmir and Ladakh is around September and October. And for Northeast, it is the beginning of the year, Nijas adds. During a school session This second phase of the journey commenced in March. But before it commenced, the duo realised that they didnt just want to visit the places, the journey also needed to be meaningful. In January, we were hearing about the drug menace in Kerala. So, we decided to make this trip an anti-drug campaign, he explains. During their road trip from Kerala to the Northeast and Sikkim, Nijas and Binu also took classes in schools, colleges and in public spaces. We took around 100-120 classes on drug abuse. To all kinds of people from farmers to children, Binu says. Across the journey, one thing that became evident was this: drugs in not only a Kerala problem. The vice grip of narcotic substances looms large across much of the country. Honestly, its scary. We hope that our efforts would inspire at least a handful of people to stay clear of drugs, Nijas says. While exciting, the journey was also not without its challenges. Two incidents that remain etched in their memory are when a sudden downpour in Arunachal Pradesh flooded their tents, and another time, when in a remote area in Ladakh, the two, by then very hungry, were comforted by strangers. But we couldnt wait for them to finish cooking the race. We were so very hungry that we asked for some half-baked rice to appease ourselves, Nijas highlights. During a school session But for all their travails, the journey, whilst itself rewarding, was bountiful in other ways. For all its diversity, the country has one common denominator: people everywhere are helpful. Local people, strangers we came across on the road, treated us with affection and empathy. They invited us to their homes, cooked us food and gave us a place to sleep. India, at the end of the day, we understood, is just that: its people, the duo points out. The two hope that their journey (which has entered the Worldwide Book of Records for the longest car journey through most Indian states and union territories and international borders as a team, and the worlds longest car journey for anti-drug awareness as a team), has also inspired many to develop a healthy addiction: wanderlust.
Honeymoon couple from UP goes missing in Sikkim
A newly-married couple from Uttar Pradesh's Pratapgarh district, who went to Sikkim for their honeymoon, has gone missing after their vehicle reportedly fell into the Teesta River amid heavy rain, officials said on Tuesday.
PRATAPGARH: A newly-married couple from Uttar Pradesh's Pratapgarh district, who went to Sikkim for their honeymoon, has gone missing after their vehicle reportedly fell into the Teesta River amid heavy rain, officials said on Tuesday. A search operation is on to find the duo, they added. The incident took place on May 29 while they were returning from Lachen to Lachung. A total of nine people, including the couple and their driver, are still untraceable, the officials said. The missing groom, Kaushalendra Pratap Singh (29), is the nephew of BJP leader Ummed Singh. He married Ankita Singh (26), daughter of Vijay Singh Dubbu from Dhangadh Sarai Chivlaha village, on May 5. According to Kaushalendra's uncle Dinesh Singh, the couple left for Sikkim on May 25 by train and reached Mangan district on May 26. While returning from Lachen on May 29, their vehicle reportedly plunged into the river during a spell of heavy rain. In addition to the newlyweds, the vehicle was carrying seven other tourists two from Uttar Pradesh, two from Tripura, and four from Odisha along with the local driver. All remain missing. Despite continuous efforts by SDRF and NDRF teams, no bodies or survivors have been found so far, Dinesh Singh said. The family members of the missing couple who travelled to Sikkim have met senior police officers, including DIG Akshay Sachdeva and the SP of the area, he said. While their belongings were recovered from the hotel, there is no conclusive evidence yet to confirm whether they drowned in the river. The family back home is devastated and hoping for a miracle, he said.
UP Couple On Honeymoon Goes Missing In Sikkim After Vehicle Falls Into River, Search Underway
A newly-married couple from Uttar Pradesh's Pratapgarh district, who went to Sikkim for their honeymoon, has gone missing after their vehicle reportedly fell into the Teesta River amid heavy rain, officials said on Tuesday.
Sikkim landslide: Two more bodies recovered
The search and rescue operation is being led by the Army in coordination with local authorities and disaster response teams
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Sikkim landslides: Two more bodies recovered from Chaten
Guwahati: Rescuers on Tuesday recovered two more bodies from the site of the devastating landslide at Chaten in North Sikkim, bringing the total number of missing persons recovered to three out of six. The ongoing search operation continues amidst challenging terrain and adverse weather conditions. Mangan Superintendent of Police (SP) Sonam Detchu Bhutia confirmed the [] The post Sikkim landslides: Two more bodies recovered from Chaten appeared first on NorthEast Now .
Sikkim CM Tamang greets people on first anniversary of second term of SKM government
The Sikkim Krantikari Morcha returned to power for the second time by winning 31 of the 32 seats in the State Assembly elections held last year
Search Operation Continues in Chaten Army Camp Landslide as Two More Bodies Recovered
North Sikkim, June 10 : Two more bodies have been recovered from the landslide-hit Indian The post Search Operation Continues in Chaten Army Camp Landslide as Two More Bodies Recovered appeared first on The Voice Of Sikkim .
Tri-services unite to complete Sepoy Sainudheens 2,500 km final journey from Sikkim
NEW DELHI: The supreme sacrifice of Sepoy Sainudheen PK in the Himalayas of Sikkim, 2,500 km from home, stands as a powerful testament to the Indian Armys diversity. The tri-services got together, reflecting the institutional ethos, to take home to Lakshadweep the mortal remains of Sainudheen PK, who made the supreme sacrifice in the devastating landslide at Chaten, North Sikkim. The tragic incident took place on 1 June as due to heavy rainfall triggered a landslide which struck the Army's Camp at Chaten in Lachen District. While three soldiers lost their lives on the same day, six others were reported missing. The Indian Army carried out a round-the-clock rescue operation. The soldier's mortal remains were recovered on 08 June 2025 after eight days of relentless search efforts by the Indian Army. The Army continues the advance search operations for the mortal remains of the remaining comrades. Sainudheen's final journey, traversing nearly 2,500 kilometres from Chatten in North Sikkim to his native island of Androth in Lakshadweep, as a solemn and dignified tribute to a life dedicated to the nation. This long and logistically complex repatriation was made possible through a coordinated tri-services operation involving the Indian Army, Indian Air Force and Indian Navy, supported ably by the local administration.Army said. Army Aviation helicopters and Indian Air Force aircraft, including the C-295, were employed for this effort, ensuring timely and seamless transportation across multiple legs of the journey. Born on 20 December 1991 in Androth, Lakshadweep, Sepoy Sainudheen joined the Indian Army on 24 March 2012. Over the past 13 years, he served with honour and distinction across some of the harshest operational terrains, including the forbidding heights of the Siachen Glacier. He was known among peers and seniors alike for his professionalism, discipline and unflinching dedication to duty. A ceremonial wreath-laying tribute was conducted with full military honours at Bengdubi Military Station on 08 June, marking the Indian Army's profound respect. At Androth, the Indian Navy rendered a Guard of Honour, reaffirming the sanctity of soldierly sacrifice. His Commanding Officer (CO) said: Sepoy Sainudheen PK embodied the finest traditions of the Indian Army-quiet professionalism, absolute integrity, and unmatched dedication. Whether in Siachen or Sikkim, he served with a quiet courage that inspired all ranks. His sacrifice is a reminder that true valour lies in selfless service even in the face of unseen dangers. We salute a soldier, a comrade and a son of India whose memory will forever guide us., the CO added. This was not merely a logistical repatriation, described the Army, it was a national salute, a reaffirmation of the nation's gratitude and the enduring ethos of Service Before Self. The tri-services synergy and the respect shown across institutions reflect the ethos of the institutions and the unbreakable bond that binds the soldier to the soil and the country to its defenders., said Army.
Killed in Sikkim landslide, soldier flown home to Lakshadweep 2,500 km away
The Army, Air Force, and the Navy coordinated the final journey of Sepoy Sainudheen P.K. from the disaster site at an altitude of 9,000 feet in Sikkims Mangan district to a little above sea level in Lakshadweep
Final Salute Across 2,500 Kilometres: Soldiers Journey from Sikkim to Lakshadweep Inspires a Nation
North Sikkim / Lakshadweep, June 09, : In a deeply moving tribute to duty and The post Final Salute Across 2,500 Kilometres: Soldiers Journey from Sikkim to Lakshadweep Inspires a Nation appeared first on The Voice Of Sikkim .
Mortal remains of Sepoy Sainudheen recovered eight days after Sikkim landslide; tributes pour in
The mortal remains of Sepoy Sainudheen PK were recovered after a landslide in Sikkim. He sacrificed his life at Chatten. The Indian Army conducted relentless search efforts. Sainudheen served in harsh terrains like Siachen. His final journey was a tribute to his dedication. A tri-services operation repatriated his remains to Lakshadweep. A ceremonial tribute was held with full military honors.
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Sikkim landslides: Army mans body recovered, search continues for missing personnel
Guwahati: The rescue team on Monday recovered the body of an Army man, identified as Sainuddhin P.K., in Sikkims Mangan district. He was one of six individuals who went missing after a devastating landslide struck a military camp at Chaten in north Sikkim earlier this month. Mangan Superintendent of Police (SP) Sonam Detchu Bhutia confirmed [] The post Sikkim landslides: Army mans body recovered, search continues for missing personnel appeared first on NorthEast Now .
Sikkim landslide: Body of army man recovered, search underway for 5 others
GANGTOK: 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 in Mangan district, police said. The deceased was identified as Sainuddhin PK, a senior officer said. The search operation is underway to trace other missing persons, Mangan Superintendent of Police (SP) Sonam Detchu Bhutia said. The rescue teams have recovered the body of army man Sainudheen PK, who was among the six missing personnel after the June 1 landslide at a military camp in Chaten, the SP said. Apart from the missing persons, three army personnel had lost their lives, and four others were injured in the landslide. North Sikkim has been hit by multiple landslides triggered by heavy rain, disrupting road and telecommunication connectivity. Around 2,000 tourists had also been stranded in north Sikkim's Lachen, Lachung and Chungthang towns due to inclement weather conditions for days before being evacuated by road and air in rescue operations earlier this week.
Sikkim landslide: Body of Army man recovered, search underway for five others
The deceased was identified as Sainuddhin, police official said.
Helicopter with 1,300 kg relief materials leaves for landslide-hit Chaten in north Sikkim
GANGTOK, June 8: A helicopter, carrying 1,300 kg of relief materials for army personnel and civilians, took off from the Pakyong airport here on Saturday for landslide-hit Chaten in north Sikkim, officials said. The MI-17 helicopter with five officials of the Food and Civil Supplies Department on board left the airport this morning and will []
Sikkim landslides: 28 civilians, 20 army personnel airlifted
Guwahati: Rescue teams airlifted at least 28 civilians and 20 Indian Army personnel stranded in Chaten, North Sikkim, on Sunday, as heavy rains triggered multiple landslides, severing critical road connectivity in the region. Officials confirmed that a MI-17 helicopter evacuated 28 civilians, including minors, tourist taxi drivers, and government officials, in the first sortie from [] The post Sikkim landslides: 28 civilians, 20 army personnel airlifted appeared first on NorthEast Now .
Army chief reviews operational preparedness along LAC in Uttarakhand
NEW DELHI: Chief of the Army Staff (COAS) General Upendra Dwivedi on Sunday visited forward posts along the LAC in the Garhwal, Uttarakhand region to review the operational and administrative readiness of the deployed forces. The Army in its statement said, During his visit, the COAS interacted with troops guarding the frontiers and commended them for their unwavering dedication, resilience, and professionalism. He emphasised the importance of maintaining high standards of operational preparedness and constant vigilance. Later in the day, the COAS inaugurated Ibex Tarana 88.4 FM, the first-of-its-kind Community Radio Station based in Jyotirmath, Uttarakhand. The station is envisioned as a vital platform for local expression, knowledge sharing, and the preservation of cultural heritage. Its broadcasts will include programmes on education, environment, weather, entertainment, employment, disaster preparedness, tourism, health, and traditional arts. In his inaugural podcast, the COAS remarked, Ibex Tarana is not just a radio station-it is a powerful medium to amplify the voice of youth. It will bring the community together, promote local talent, and reconnect people with their cultural roots. On this occasion, the COAS also felicitated distinguished veterans with the Veterans Achievement Award in recognition of their outstanding contributions to nation-building and social development. Uttarakhand, along with Himachal Pradesh form the Middle Sector of the Line of Actual Control (LAC). Uttarakhand is also defined into Kumaon and Garhwal regions. There are around 22 Passes in the Middle Sector dotted on 545 kilometres and including the boundaries shared with Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand. The 3,488kms long LAC is undemarcated borders between India and China where both countries exercise actual control on ground and have differing perceptions. It is divided into three sectors - Western (Eastern Ladakh), Central sector (Himachal Pradesh, 200 kms, Uttarakhand, 345 kms), Eastern Sector (Sikkim, Arunachal Pradesh). Though the Middle Sector is considered the least disputed, Barahoti valley in this sector is one of the eight mutually accepted disputed areas on which both countries have overlapping claims. Also, it is the only sector in which there has been a broad agreement and where India and China have exchanged maps. But, now this area also came under the shadow of the doubts raised by China which breached all agreements and Memorandum of Understandings signed in 1993 and thereafter between the two countries. China carried out a massive force deployment in Eastern Ladakh after the PLA soldiers clashed with the Indian Army troops at Finger 4 in May 2020. Indian Army since then has affected a precautionary deployment all along the LAC and it included the Middle Sector. The plans are afoot to position a Corps sized troops specifically for the Middle Sector and especially Uttarakhand which is made of four valleys, starting with Harshil, Mana, Niti and Barahoti.
28 stranded people, 20 army personnel airlifted from landslide-hit Chaten in north Sikkim
Due to heavy rain and multiple landslides in north Sikkim, 28 civilians and 20 army personnel were airlifted from Chaten after road connectivity was severed. The state government arranged a helicopter to evacuate those affected and transport essential supplies. All evacuees safely landed at Pakyong Greenfield Airport as part of ongoing relief efforts.
Sikkim govt launches helicopter rescue for stranded taxi drivers in landslide area
Guwahati: The Sikkim government has arranged a helicopter to rescue taxi drivers and local residents stranded in landslide-affected areas in the northern part of the state, officials confirmed on Sunday (June 8, 2025). The evacuation was organized after several stranded individuals, including tourist taxi drivers, requested help from authorities. Due to heavy rains and multiple [] The post Sikkim govt launches helicopter rescue for stranded taxi drivers in landslide area appeared first on NorthEast Now .
Helicopter arranged for evacuation of stranded locals, taxi drivers from landslide-hit north Sikkim
The Sikkim government has deployed a helicopter to rescue taxi drivers, local residents, and government officials stranded in Chaten, North Sikkim, due to landslides and continuous rainfall that have severed road connectivity. This action follows distress calls from those stranded, prompting the government to initiate air evacuation from the affected region.
Sikkim: State government rescues stranded locals, tourists, and taxi drivers in Chaten
The Sikkim government has arranged helicopter sorties to evacuate stranded locals, taxi drivers, and officials from Chaten due to disrupted road connectivity. This follows the successful evacuation of all stranded tourists from the area, one of the worst-hit in North Sikkim, through coordinated efforts involving the district administration, military, and various organizations.
North Sikkim Landslides: 76 Army Personnel Airlifted From Landslide-Hit Chaten
Sikkim landslide: 1300 kg of relief material airlifted to Chaten
Sikkim landslide, in a major relief effort, IAF airlifted 1,300 kg of aid to landslide-hit Chaten, North Sikkim. Over 1,600 tourists have been rescued as joint operations continue amid heavy rainfall and flash floods.
76 army personnel airlifted from landslide-hit Chaten in north Sikkim
GANGTOK: At least 76 army personnel were on Saturday airlifted from Chaten in north Sikkim where road connectivity has been snapped due to multiple landslides triggered by heavy rain, officials said. This marks the completion of coordinated evacuation efforts, which included the rescue of all stranded tourists earlier, they said. Altogether 76 army personnel were airlifted by three MI-17 helicopters. The air evacuation operation from Chaten has concluded today with the helicopters transporting army personnel from Chaten to Pakyong Greenfield Airport, an official said. The state government continues to closely monitor the overall situation and remains committed to providing all necessary support in the disaster-hit region and assistance to those affected by natural calamities, another official said. Heavy rain had triggered multiple landslides in north Sikkim recently, disrupting road connectivity in the region. As a result, more than 1,600 tourists had been stranded in Lachen, Lachung and Chungthang towns for days before they were rescued by the state government. The Indian army, National Disaster Response Force (NDRF), State Disaster Response Force (SDRF), Border Roads Organisation (BRO), and the Mangan district administration had carried out rescue and search operations for days and evacuated all stranded tourists and local people, the officials said. Several helicopters were pressed into service to evacuate more than 140 tourists by air, they said. Three army personnel were killed, four injured and six others went missing after a landslide hit a military camp at Chaten on the evening of June 1. Efforts are underway to locate the missing soldiers. Flood toll rises to 52 in Northeast; over 5.6 lakh affected in Assam, 199 airlifted in Sikkim
Assam flood situation improves marginally, rivers showing receding trend
GUWAHATI: The flood situation in Assam improved marginally as major rivers, including the Brahmaputra, were showing a receding trend though a population of over four lakh people was still affected by the deluge in 18 districts of the state, officials said on Saturday. Rainfall has been less in most districts and scattered in some, leading to a recession in the water level of the major rivers. The Brahmaputra is still flowing above the danger level in Dhubri, Kopili in Dharamtul, River Barak at Katakhal in Hailakandi and Kushiyara in Sribhumi. There was no report of any casualty during the day though a person was reported missing in Kamrup (Metro) district. A landslide took place in the Rupnagar area of Guwahati early on Saturday and a person has been reported missing. The current first wave of floods along with landslides due to heavy rainfall has so far claimed 21 lives. The floods have affected 1,296 villages under 54 revenue circles of 18 districts and 16,558.59 hectares of cropland are still under water while 2,96,765 animals are facing the impact of the current wave. More than 40,313 displaced people are taking shelter in 328 relief camps, while 1,19,001 affected people were provided relief at distribution centres set up in the affected districts. Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma on Friday visited the Barak Valley for the second time in a week and assured timely rehabilitation grants to the people and that damaged infrastructure, like roads, will be repaired before Durga Puja festivities. Flood waters of the Brahmaputra have inundated vast tracts of Kaziranga National Park, the UNESCO World Heritage site, while 70 per cent of the Pobitora Wildlife Sanctuary has been severely affected by the waters of the Brahmaputra and Kopili rivers. The floods have forced the animals, including the one-horned rhinoceros, and other wildlife to move to higher ground for shelter. The forest personnel are closely monitoring the situation and efforts are being made to minimise the impact of the floods on wildlife, an official said. Flood toll rises to 52 in Northeast; over 5.6 lakh affected in Assam, 199 airlifted in Sikkim
IAF evacuates 44 more tourists in north Sikkim
With the successful completion of this round, all stranded tourists have now been evacuated from Chaten
Assam flood situation improves further, 4.43 lakh still affected
GUWAHATI: The flood situation in Assam improved further on Friday following a decline in the rains. No death was reported in the state during the past 24 hours but one person was reported missing. Manipur reported three deaths which took the Northeast flood and landslide toll to 53. According to the Assam State Disaster Management Authority (ASDMA), 4,43,560 people across 18 districts are still affected by the floods in Assam. Over 40,000 of them were taking shelter in relief camps. Cropland remained affected in areas of 16,558.59 hectares. The affected districts were Cachar, Nagaon, Sribhumi, Hailakandi, Kamrup, Hojai, Dibrugarh, Bongaigaon, Morigaon, Darrang, Golaghat, Dhemaji, Goalpara, Sonitpur, Biswanath, Lakhimpur, Jorhat and Kamrup (Metro). The Brahmaputra and four other rivers were flowing above the danger level in some places, the ASDMA said. A flood report issued by the Manipur government said 1,65,936 people remained affected in the state. Altogether 35,385 houses were damaged by the floods and landslides. The state recorded altogether 160 incidents of landslides. As the rains have now subsided, Meitei organisation Coordinating Committee on Manipur Integrity urged the state government to provide compensation to the victims after conducting a comprehensive field survey. Several areas of the Imphal Valley have remained inundated. The organisation stressed on pumping out the water. The flood situation also improved in Arunachal Pradesh. A government statement said 33,200 people remained affected in 215 villages of 24 districts. The authorities set up three relief camps where 239 displaced people were lodged. Changlang in eastern Arunachal is one of the worst-hit districts. Meanwhile, all the stranded tourists were reportedly evacuated from Chaten in North Sikkim which was badly hit by landslides. Mizoram was ravaged by around 700 landslides and rains which damaged water pipelines at many places. Foreseeing a crisis of water, the state government advised citizens to harvest rainwater.
17 more people evacuated from north Sikkim as rescue operations resume
The state government has arranged buses to transport the rescued people from the airport to Gangtok from where they would leave for their onward destinations, the official said.
Sikkim landslide: rescue efforts resume to evacuate stranded tourists
Efforts are underway to locate the missing soldiers in Sikkim.
Sikkim landslide: 59 tourists airlifted as rescue ops resume
Two MI-17V5 helicopters left for Chaten from Pakyong airport near state capital Gangtok in the early morning after the weather cleared. Fifty-nine tourists were brought back to Gangtok from the rain-ravaged north Sikkim on Thursday morning as the rescue operation resumed after the weather cleared
Tourists Airlifted From North Sikkim As Rescue Ops Continue In Phases
Nearly 1,500 tourists were stranded in the popular North Sikkim destinations of Lachen and Lachung after the Phidang bridge -considered the region's lifeline - was severely damaged.
IAF deploys Mi-17, Cheetah choppers for Sikkim relief ops
Sikkim's relief operations are underway. The Indian Air Force is using helicopters to rescue people and deliver supplies. Over a hundred survivors were evacuated. Assam is facing severe floods and landslides. Many districts are affected, and thousands are displaced. Relief camps have been set up to provide shelter and food. Sadly, lives have been lost in both states.
At least 63 evacuated from landslide-hit north Sikkim by helicopters, 64 others await rescue
The operation to rescue 64 other tourists was called off due to inclement weather and challenging terrains during the day, officials said
63 evacuated from landslide-hit north Sikkim by helicopters, 64 others await rescue
GANGTOK: Altogether 63 stranded people, mostly tourists, were on Thursday evacuated by helicopters from Chaten in north Sikkim, which was hit by a landslide earlier this week, officials said. Sixty-four other tourists are still waiting at Chaten to be rescued by the army and local administration. The operation to rescue them was called off due to inclement weather and challenging terrains during the day, officials said. Chaten is located near Lachen, a small town in Mangan district, which is used by travellers to reach Gurudangmar Lake which is a popular tourist destination. Officials said that two MI-17 helicopters were used to evacuate 39 people from Chaten to Pakyong airport, officials said. Four other people were evacuated in a Cheetah helicopter while an MI-17 chopper made a direct journey from Bagdogra in neighbouring West Bengal to Chaten, airlifting 20 passengers, they said. Meanwhile, two MI-17 V5 helicopters are stationed at Pakyong airport for deployment in evacuation operation. State government officials have also been in continuous coordination with the armed forces to safeguard lives and provide relief to the stranded people. Three army personnel were killed, six soldiers went missing and several others were injured after a landslide hit a military camp at Chaten on the evening of June 1. Efforts are also on to find out the missing soldiers. Search for missing Lt Col, five others continues after Sikkim landslide; army battles weather, terrain in rescue ops
63 stranded tourists airlifted from landslides-hit North Sikkim
Altogether 63 stranded tourists, including two US citizens, have been airlifted from landslides north district's Lachen and Chaten since the aerial evacuation started on June 3, official sources said on Thursday.
63 stranded tourists airlifted from landslides-hit Sikkim
Gangtok, June 5: Altogether 63 stranded tourists, including two US citizens, have been airlifted from landslides north districts Lachen and Chaten since the aerial evacuation started on June 3, official sources said on Thursday. An MI-17 helicopter transported 20 tourists, including two foreign nationals, ensuring their safe evacuation on Thursday, a revised communique said. [] The post 63 stranded tourists airlifted from landslides-hit Sikkim appeared first on Northlines .
59 tourists airlifted from north Sikkim as rescue ops resume
GANGTOK: (Jun 5) Fifty-nine tourists were brought back to Gangtok from the rain-ravaged north Sikkim on Thursday morning as the rescue operations resumed after the weather cleared, officials said. They were among the 109 tourists stranded in north Sikkims Lachung for nearly a week. Two MI-17V5 helicopters left for Chaten in north Sikkim from Pakyong airport near state capital Gangtok in the early morning after the weather cleared. While 39 tourists returned on one copter, 20 returned on another, officials [] The post 59 tourists airlifted from north Sikkim as rescue ops resume appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Sikkim landslide: IAF rescues 33, including 2 US nationals from Chaten
Sikkim landslide: A prior operation them had to be called off due to bad weather. In the wake of heavy rain and devastating landslides in North Sikkim, the Indian Air Force (IAF) on Wednesday carried out urgent rescue and relief operations
Sikkim landslide: Search operations continue after six people go missing
Search operations are ongoing for six missing individuals after a landslide struck a military camp in Sikkim, hindering rescue efforts due to severe weather and terrain. Simultaneously, Assam is grappling with severe floods affecting over 6 lakh people across 21 districts, with rising death tolls and widespread displacement, prompting government relief measures and evacuations.
Two more die as flood batters northeast; death toll rises to 49
GUWAHATI: Two more people died in Assam on Wednesday, taking the overall death toll due to floods and landslides in the northeast to 49. Officials said continuous heavy rain has affected over 6.7 lakh people across the region. Of the total deaths, Assam accounts for 19, followed by 12 in Arunachal Pradesh, six each in Meghalaya and Mizoram, three in Sikkim, two in Tripura and one in Nagaland. The region has reported over 800 landslides so far, with Mizoram alone accounting for 675. According to the Assam State Disaster Management Authority (ASDMA), 6,79,423 people in 21 districts of the state have been affected. Cropland covering 14,977.99 hectares has been submerged. Over 1.57 lakh people have taken shelter in relief camps and distribution centres. Southern Assams Sribhumi is the worst-hit area, where more than 2.31 lakh people are affected. Cachar, also in the south, and Nagaon in central Assam are among the worst-hit districts. Floodwaters have disrupted road, rail and ferry services in several parts of the state. The Brahmaputra and several of its tributaries are flowing above the danger mark, leading to fresh inundation and damage to houses, roads and bridges. Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma said, We stand together with them in these difficult times. He added that the government was working on a war footing to provide necessary help to those affected. Manipur is also battling floods caused by heavy rain and river breaches. Around 1.6 lakh people have been affected, mostly in the Imphal Valley. Landslides have hit several hill districts. Jiribam district, located in the valley, is also severely affected. District Magistrate Krishna Kumar visited various flood-hit areas on Wednesday to take stock of the situation. In Mizoram, schools reopened after being shut for four days. Authorities have advised outsiders not to visit the state until June 13 due to ongoing relief and rehabilitation efforts. Floodwaters continue to trouble Arunachal Pradesh, where landslides struck several places. Officials said over 3,000 people in 23 districts have been affected. Vehicular movement remains disrupted in many areas. The situation in Sikkim also remains critical due to constant rain and landslides. The Indian Air Force on Wednesday rescued 33 people, including two US nationals, from North Sikkim, the worst-affected area in the state.
Assam floods claim two more lives, Mizoram clocks 675 landslides
Lieutenant Colonel, his wife and daughter are among six missing in Sikkims Mangan district, which was marked a disaster zone by the government
Armed forces launch relief operations in flood-affected Northeast
IAF helicopters airlift stranded civilians in Sikkim; Army provides drinking water in Manipur
In the line of duty: Army leads tireless search, rescue operations after landslides in North Sikkim
Following the devastating landslide in North Sikkim's Chatten, the Indian Army is tirelessly conducting rescue and relief operations amidst challenging weather and terrain. Lachen village, once isolated, has been reconnected, and stranded tourists are being evacuated. Despite setbacks due to poor visibility, efforts persist to locate missing personnel and provide aid to those affected by the disaster.
GANGTOK: Sikkim Chief Minister Prem Singh Tamang on Wednesday held a high-level meeting with senior state government officials to take stock of the situation in landslide-hit Mangan district. Three army personnel were killed and six soldiers went missing after a landslide hit a military camp at Chaten. Several others were also injured. The landslide, which occurred at 7 pm on Sunday near Lachen town in Mangan district, was triggered by heavy rainfall in the area. Today, I convened a high-level meeting with the chief secretary and senior officials from the Planning and Land & Revenue Departments to take stock of the concerning situation in Mangan district, he said in a social media post. What is unfolding is truly heartbreaking. Our people are facing immense hardship due to this natural calamity and my heart goes out to every family affected, he said referring to large-scale destruction of road infrastructure due to landslides triggered by heavy rain in Mangan district. The chief minister said that he has directed all departments to act swiftly and in close coordination with the NDRF, SDRF, BRO, TAAS, and other agencies concerned to ensure that rescue and relief operations are carried out without delay. Every possible effort is being made to reach those in need, he said. Tamang urged all residents and tourists not to panic as the state government is doing everything within its power to manage the situation and protect lives. We are with you at every step, and we will not rest until safety and normalcy are restored, he said, while appealing for unity, strength, and cooperation from everyone. Let us stand together as one family, and we will overcome this challenge with courage and compassion, he said. The state government has already declared the damage caused by incessant rainfall in Mangan district since May 28 as a disaster under Section 22(2)(b) of the Disaster Management Act, 2005, according to an official statement. The declaration was issued by the Sikkim State Disaster Management Authority (SSDMA) and the Land Revenue and Disaster Management Department. Meanwhile, around 109 tourists stranded in Lachen in north Sikkim for nearly a week due to landslides were brought to Chaten on Wednesday for air evacuation, as and when the weather permits, officials said. Despite damage to connectivity, approximately 109 stranded tourists have successfully reached Chaten from Lachen through coordinated efforts of the state government, Indian Army and local support teams, they said. All tourists have been safely accommodated in nearby hotels and at the Army camp in Chaten and are being prepared for air evacuation, as and when the weather permits, they said. No tourists are stranded in Lachen anymore, officials added. Due to constant bad weather in the region, helicopter sorties from Pakyong Airport could not take place during the day, they said. Two MI-17 V5 helicopters remain stationed at Pakyong on standby for immediate deployment once flying conditions improve, they said. Earlier in the day, Relief Commissioner-cum-Secretary Mingma T Sherpa, SSDMA Director Prabhakar Rai, his deputy Rajiv Roka visited Pakyong airport during the day to assess the situation and oversee preparedness for the resumption of rescue and relief operations. The ongoing relief operations in north Sikkim faced a critical setback after two key bridges over the Taran Chu River, situated between Munshithang and Chaten, were confirmed to have been washed away earlier due to incessant rain, severing motorable access to Chaten from Lachen. The loss of infrastructure has intensified the logistical challenges of the ongoing disaster response. In view of the washed-away bridges and suspension of aerial sorties, the state government is exploring an alternative ground-based evacuation route using a phased transshipment strategy. The officials said that the state government remains fully engaged in managing the disaster response by ensuring continuous coordination with central agencies and the armed forces to safeguard lives and provide essential relief. The restoration of connectivity and timely evacuation remain top priorities as the authorities continue to navigate through adverse terrain and weather conditions. The state administration is actively coordinating with local authorities to provide relief and facilitate evacuations in Mangan district, the officials said. The district administration has also appealed to the public to stay alert and cooperate with local authorities and the army.
Sikkim landslides: Two Americans among 33 rescued by Indian Air Force
North Sikkim has witnessed devastating landslides triggered by heavy rainfall, prompting the air force to initiate urgent rescue and relief operations in Chaten. An earlier attempt to evacuate 113 stranded tourists from Lachen early on Wednesday had to be called off due to poor conditions
Sikkim landslides: IAF evacuates 33 people, including 2 US nationals, from Chaten region
Following devastating landslides in Sikkim, the Indian Air Force launched humanitarian assistance operations, evacuating 33 individuals, including two US nationals, from the isolated Chaten region. IAF helicopters airdropped relief supplies and inserted NDRF teams. The Indian Army also established a walkway to Lachen village, assisting 113 stranded tourists after rescuing 1,678 from Lachung and Chungthang.
Six Military Persons go Missing in Sikkim Landslide
According to Army sources, search operations are continuing with urgency to locate the six individuals still missing after the landslide
Sikkim landslides: IAF evacuates 33 as rescue efforts intensify
Gangtok: Amid relentless rainfall and landslides wreaking havoc across Sikkim, the Indian armed forces have intensified their Humanitarian Assistance and Disaster Relief (HADR) operations to aid the affected population in the northeastern state. On Wednesday, the Indian Air Force (IAF) successfully rescued 33 people, including two US nationals, from the remote Chaten region of North []
Indian Army spearheads rescue efforts in flood-hit North Sikkim
Gangtok: In the aftermath of the devastating landslide in North Sikkim, the Indian Army is working relentlessly under extreme weather and hazardous terrain conditions to assist residents and stranded tourists, officials said Wednesday. A senior official said that Lachen village, the main hub for tourism in the region, has been completely cut off. The Army []
Army men reach Sikkim's Lachen, 113 stranded tourists to be evacuated soon
At least 1,678 tourists were rescued from Lachung and Chungthang two days ago, while 34 others, including some foreigners and family members of the armed forces, were successfully airlifted
GUWAHATI: The Army on Wednesday said there was still no trace of six individuals, including a Lieutenant Colonel, reported missing after a major landslide in Sikkim. The landslide had struck a military camp at Chaten in North Sikkim on Sunday night. Search operations continue with urgency to locate the six individuals. The missing persons include Lieutenant Colonel Pritpal Singh Sandhu, Subedar Dharamveer, Naik Sunilal Muchahary, Sepoy Sainudheen PK, Squadron Leader Aarti Sandhu (Retd), wife of Lieutenant Colonel Sandhu, and their daughter Miss Amayra Sandhu, a defence ministry statement said. Three personnel had lost their lives in the incident while four others were rescued. The four had sustained minor injuries.The Army has deployed specialised teams and engineering equipment in the search and rescue operations. However, the ongoing efforts have been significantly hampered by extremely bad weather, unstable ground, and the challenging high-altitude terrain. The statement also said that the Indian Army was working relentlessly under extreme weather and hazardous terrain conditions to assist local residents and stranded tourists. Lachen village, the main hub for tourism in the region, has been completely cut off. The Army has established foot connectivity to the village and reached out to 113 stranded tourists, who will be evacuated soon. On 03 June 2025, 30 tourists, including some foreign nationals, were successfully airlifted by military helicopters, the statement further stated.
Centre Assures Full Support To Sikkim And Manipur Amid Flood Crisis: Scindia Northeast Today
Centre Assures Full Support To Sikkim And Manipur Amid Flood Crisis: ScindiaNortheast Today
Sikkim landslide: Lt. Col., his retired IAF officer wife among six missing
Army team reaches 113 stranded tourists at Lachen on foot to evacuate them
Committed to providing support to affected in Sikkim, Manipur: Jyotiraditya Scindia Northeast Live
Committed to providing support to affected in Sikkim, Manipur: Jyotiraditya ScindiaNortheast Live
Centre steps in as Northeast battles floods
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has pledged support to Assam, Sikkim, and Manipur, which are grappling with severe floods. He spoke with the respective chief ministers and the governor, assuring them of full central government assistance for relief and rehabilitation efforts. The floods have impacted thousands, damaged homes, and left tourists stranded, prompting rescue operations by NDRF personnel.
Sikkim: Man dies after tree falls at road construction site near Rumtek
Guwahati: A 45-year-old man tragically died after a tree fell on him at a road construction site near Rumtek on the Gangtok Bypass in Sikkim, police reported on Tuesday around 3 pm. The deceased, identified as Santosh Giri, was working at the construction site when the accident occurred. Despite the prompt arrival of emergency services, [] The post Sikkim: Man dies after tree falls at road construction site near Rumtek appeared first on NorthEast Now .
Planning Sikkim Trip This Monsoon? Tourist Passes Suspended, What Travellers Must Know
Floods and landslides in Sikkim have stranded over 100 tourists in Lachen. Tourist passes are suspended. An NDRF helicopter has been deployed. PM Modi assured support.
BOSSE result 2025 for class 12 declared at bosse.ac.in; here's how to check
The Board of Open Schooling and Skill Education (BOSSE), Sikkim, has declared the Class 12 results for the April 2025 exams today, June 3, after 5 PM. Students can access their marksheets via the official website using their roll number, date of birth, and application number. Over 8,000 students appeared in the exams held from April 15 to May 10. Physical copies are available at study centers, and support is offered for result-related issues.
PM Modi speaks to Assam and Sikkim CMs, Manipur Governor on flood situation, assures full supportSarkaritel.com
Northeast Floods: PM Modi speaks to Assam, Sikkim CMs and Manipur Governor, assures full support
Sikkim CM Prem Singh Tamang also shared a post on X, thanking PM Modi for his concern about the flood and landslide situation in the state.
PM Modi Reaches Out to Northeastern States Amid Devastating Floods and Landslides
HT Digital GUWAHATI, JUNE 3: While incessant rains continue to pound Indias northeastern region, Prime Minister Narendra Modi himself contacted Assam, Sikkim, and Manipurs top brass to gauge the developing flood and landslip disaster. The Prime Minister called up Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma, Sikkim Chief Minister Prem Singh Tamang, and Manipur Governor Ajay []
PM Modi speaks to Assam, Sikkim CMs, Manipur governor on flood situation; assures full support MSN
PM Modi speaks to Assam, Sikkim CMs, Manipur governor on flood situation; assures full supportMSN
PM Modi speaks to Assam, Sikkim CMs, Manipur governor on flood situation; assures full supportHindustan Times
Sikkim landslide: NDRF team rushed to Chhaten for search operations for missing
The NDRF team which has been sent to Chatten has been on its feet to execute a search operation for six soldiers. The six soldiers have been missing since a landslide hit an army camp. A landslide struck a military camp in Chhaten, resulting in the deaths of three army personnel and the disappearance of six soldiers
PM Modi speaks to Assam, Sikkim CMs, Manipur Governor amid floods; vows help
The flood situation in Assam remains critical, with the death toll rising to 11. According to the Assam State Disaster Management Authority (ASDMA), six people died in floods while five others died in landslides across the state
PM Modi speaks to Assam, Sikkim CMs and Manipur Governor over flood situation, assures full supportMid-day
