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Katra-Srinagar Vande Bharat runs through fresh snowfall, moving on snow-covered tracks and landscapes. Built for extreme cold with advanced heating, snow-clearing and visibility systems. Cuts travel time to ~3 hours, ensuring year-round rail connectivity even during harsh weather. 🇮🇳🚄 #VandeBharat

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I Control the Cold ❄️ | Venustas Heated Jacket in Action. No matter how harsh the winter or the challenges I face while setting up camp, I control my comfort and warmth with Venustas Heated Jacket — my ultimate companion for extreme conditions.🔥 Super Warm in Seconds:Venustas-Warm™ Heating Technology — Engineered to Revolutionize Warmth and Comfort. With one button, the jacket heats up in just 3 seconds, reaching up to 140°F — 65°F warmer than regular jackets. Whether I’m outside in heavy snow or inside my tent, I adjust the warmth to my needs.🔧 Temperature Control:Three heat settings (red-high, white-medium, blue-low) let me switch temperatures effortlessly. After working outside, I easily lower the heat to stay comfortable.❄️ Stay Dry, Stay Warm:Designed with V-TECH™ All-Weather Technology and V-HEAT™ Silver Ion Thermal Lining, this jacket is waterproof, windproof, and breathable — perfect for brushing off heavy snow and staying dry without losing airflow.🎒 Functionality Meets Comfort: • 7 practical pockets for tools and essentials • Lightweight yet warm as toast thanks to FELLEX® insulation • Battery that charges my phone when I forget my power bankWith Venustas, I take on winter with confidence and stay warm wherever my adventures take me.🛒 Discover More:Visit the Venustas Official Website and use code MARUSYA for 20% OFF!✨ Follow Venustas Heated Apparel for updates and the latest heated gear! #venustas #venustasheatedapparel #venustasheatedJacket #venustasheatedvest #heatedjacket #heatedvest

Marusya Shiklina

19,687 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

After my interaction with Trekkers: This is what I have gathered from discussion with the group in Dehradun- On the June 3, two trekkers exited the main group and continued forward. They were unaffected by the incident. June 3 morning group of 20 trekkers and guides went from Lambtal camp site to Sahsratal. They were returning to camp. When they were about one and half to two hours away from camp, at 2 pm snowing commenced. By 4 pm, snow intensified into blizzard. By 6 pm 2 trekkers succumbed to bad weather. Snow and wind made movement impossible. Visibility dropped to nil. They huddled together for the night on the route. Some more succumbed in the night. Morning of June 4 a guide set off to reach a place where mobile connectivity can be established. In the mean time some of the trekkers who were in a condition to move, started towards the camp around 11 am. The guides came down to the camp and went back with supplies for the stranded trekkers. June 4 evening a guide managed reach a point where phone signal was available and intimated about the situation. Karnataka Mountaineering Association and Indian Mountaineering Federation alerted agencies. Governments of Karnataka and Uttarakhand together initiated preparations June 4 night. Army, Airforce, SDRF and various government agencies and organisation were ready at 5 am June 5 to start the rescue efforts. #Uttarakhand #Trekking
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After my interaction with Trekkers: This is what I have gathered from discussion with the group in Dehradun- On the June 3, two trekkers exited the main group and continued forward. They were unaffected by the incident. June 3 morning group of 20 trekkers and guides went from Lambtal camp site to Sahsratal. They were returning to camp. When they were about one and half to two hours away from camp, at 2 pm snowing commenced. By 4 pm, snow intensified into blizzard. By 6 pm 2 trekkers succumbed to bad weather. Snow and wind made movement impossible. Visibility dropped to nil. They huddled together for the night on the route. Some more succumbed in the night. Morning of June 4 a guide set off to reach a place where mobile connectivity can be established. In the mean time some of the trekkers who were in a condition to move, started towards the camp around 11 am. The guides came down to the camp and went back with supplies for the stranded trekkers. June 4 evening a guide managed reach a point where phone signal was available and intimated about the situation. Karnataka Mountaineering Association and Indian Mountaineering Federation alerted agencies. Governments of Karnataka and Uttarakhand together initiated preparations June 4 night. Army, Airforce, SDRF and various government agencies and organisation were ready at 5 am June 5 to start the rescue efforts. #Uttarakhand #Trekking

Krishna Byre Gowda

45,950 Aufrufe • vor 2 Jahren

📍 𝑵𝒆𝒘 𝑫𝒆𝒍𝒉𝒊 Addressed the Workshop on 'Landslide Mitigation Measures for Resilient Hill Roads' at Bharat Mandapam, New Delhi, along with Union MoS Shri Ajay Tamta Ji, Shri Harsh Malhotra Ji and senior officials today. Developing climate-resilient road infrastructure in the geologically fragile Himalayan region remains a significant challenge due to complex terrain, unstable slopes and frequent natural disasters such as landslides, cloudbursts and earthquakes. Sustained efforts are being undertaken to address these concerns through adoption of global best practices and advanced technologies. ▪️Key initiatives include signing of MoUs with THDCIL for specialized landslide treatment in Uttarakhand and Arunachal Pradesh, DGRE for geo-hazard mitigation, and GSI for geological investigations and data sharing for tunnel and corridor projects. Collaboration with NIRM focuses on geotechnical investigation scrutiny, design validation, tunnel safety audits, instrumentation monitoring and capacity building. ▪️A policy decision has been taken to prioritize slope cutting and stabilization prior to commencement of road works in hilly terrain, ensuring long-term safety and durability. Additionally, IIT Roorkee is being supported for development of guidelines on hillslope instability using real-time monitoring systems. Further, an MoU has been signed for deployment of InSAR-based landslide monitoring and early warning systems along a 100-km stretch of the Chardham route. ▪️Undertaking extensive topographical surveys using advanced technologies such as LiDAR and UAVs, incorporating landslide susceptibility mapping and historical data into DPR preparation, and adhering to best construction practices, we remain firmly committed to developing safe, hassle-free and sustainable highways across hilly regions. #PragatiKaHighway #GatiShakti
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📍 𝑵𝒆𝒘 𝑫𝒆𝒍𝒉𝒊 Addressed the Workshop on 'Landslide Mitigation Measures for Resilient Hill Roads' at Bharat Mandapam, New Delhi, along with Union MoS Shri Ajay Tamta Ji, Shri Harsh Malhotra Ji and senior officials today. Developing climate-resilient road infrastructure in the geologically fragile Himalayan region remains a significant challenge due to complex terrain, unstable slopes and frequent natural disasters such as landslides, cloudbursts and earthquakes. Sustained efforts are being undertaken to address these concerns through adoption of global best practices and advanced technologies. ▪️Key initiatives include signing of MoUs with THDCIL for specialized landslide treatment in Uttarakhand and Arunachal Pradesh, DGRE for geo-hazard mitigation, and GSI for geological investigations and data sharing for tunnel and corridor projects. Collaboration with NIRM focuses on geotechnical investigation scrutiny, design validation, tunnel safety audits, instrumentation monitoring and capacity building. ▪️A policy decision has been taken to prioritize slope cutting and stabilization prior to commencement of road works in hilly terrain, ensuring long-term safety and durability. Additionally, IIT Roorkee is being supported for development of guidelines on hillslope instability using real-time monitoring systems. Further, an MoU has been signed for deployment of InSAR-based landslide monitoring and early warning systems along a 100-km stretch of the Chardham route. ▪️Undertaking extensive topographical surveys using advanced technologies such as LiDAR and UAVs, incorporating landslide susceptibility mapping and historical data into DPR preparation, and adhering to best construction practices, we remain firmly committed to developing safe, hassle-free and sustainable highways across hilly regions. #PragatiKaHighway #GatiShakti

Nitin Gadkari

10,335 Aufrufe • vor 3 Monaten