Perspective : The 'Himalayan' Crisis | 10 January, 2023

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In this episode of the Perspective Prog. Based on 'The Himalayan Crisis'. Several roads and over 600 houses in Joshimath in Uttarakhand, the gateway town to the Badrinath temple have developed cracks over the past few weeks, causing panic and protests among the local population. While a high level meeting of officials from Centre, state govt and agencies like NDMA, GIS and NIH took stock of the situation on Sunday, the Supreme Court declined an urgent hearing on a plea relating to the incident. Based on recommendations by an expert panel tasked by the centre to assess the sinking of the ground surface in Joshimath, the authorities began demolition process of two hotels. Affected families are also being provided shelter by the state govt. According to experts, Joshimath city has been built on an ancient landslide material - meaning it rests on a deposit of sand and stone, not rock, which doesn’t have high load-bearing capacity. This makes the area extremely vulnerable to ever-burgeoning infrastructure and population.
Anchor:- Vishal Dahiya
Producer:- Sagheer Ahmad
Guest Coordinator:- Anshuman, Vishwa Pratap Singh
1. Dr. Yaspal Sundriyal, Professor & Head, Department of Remote Sensing and GIS, HNB Garhwal University
2. Sudhir Krishna, Former Secretary, Ministry of Urban Development
3. Urmi Goswami, Senior Journalist
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@priyanshisrivastava3507 Год назад

Summary points- *Drainage system has to be maintained in these areas. *Need to limit tourism. *Extra buildings to be demolished. *Rehabilitation of people. *Local Government and central government needs to collaborate to manage the crises. *Recommendations of Mishra committee to be implemented.

@JAjsksld Год назад

ℕ𝕚𝕔𝕖!!

@ashwanikumartiwari9446 Год назад

Urmy Goswami putting facts in very knowledgeable way that should be considerable by Authorities for safe environment

@aneeshjain7930 Год назад

🙏🙏🙏🙏

@lucentGSbooster Год назад

Key takeaways- Causes- 1. Problem since last 50 years. 2. Rapidly approved road and construction projects. 3. Lies in the seismic zone 5 4. Located on the paleolandslide, sensitive to earthquakes conducted during the construction activities. 5. Unchecked deforestation. 6. Illegal land mining and construction. 7. Over crowded by people. Learnings from this incident- 1. Sustainable Development Norms should be followed. 2. Only rapidly approved projects guarantee the development, this idealogy should not be propogated. 3. Cater to the demands of activists. 4. Development style should be different as compared to the plain areas. 5. Strict policy enforcement. 6. Mishra committee recommendations should be followed in construction. What steps now should be taken to overcome the issue- 1. Demolish the buildings which have got crack. 2. Stop all constructions works with immediate effect 3. Safe evacuation of people should be ensured. 4. All the necessary help should be announced by the respective govt, authorities responsible for the people of joshimath.

@SUNILKUMAR-mu6ry Год назад

Good discussion and this kind of disaster has given our policymakes a message that there should be proper combination of research study, policy making and policy implemantaion very timely otherewise things would go in same way

@Blessedone1065 Год назад

❤❤❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

@Novaliastar Год назад

Thanku.....

@simranjeetkaur72 Год назад

Indeed mussoorie and Shimla are overcrowded ,so much traffic goes up there and so much construction has been done till now that it looks just like Delhi.

@anmolmanhas6539 Год назад

keep it coming, great work.

@mahaprabhudey2724 Год назад

Good.

@sanojyadav7991 Год назад

Infrastructure development is not problematic if respect the carrying capacity of region the region around the affected area is geologically unstable

@skyIAS-uc8gf Год назад

It is searching very good according to indian News

@nandlalshah2211 Год назад

Today, Joshimath on Sinking mode. Who is Responsible? PL remember, Blamed to Someone is very easy but actually don't blame to anybody else W/O any Scientifically evidence or Concrete reasons. In my opinion, Global atmospheric pressure models on the Joshimath mountain circles are best concern with Today's Himalayan Crisis. Almighty Saves to all from Natural calamities. 💐🙏💐

@PankajSachdeva Год назад

Himalayas specific model homes and tourist buildings should be made by public-private partnership. These will serves as examples for people to build their own homes. For this states in Himalayas should build research institutes for mountain specific infra development.

@korinostream Год назад

If I governed the state, I’d have made sure ppl are following sustainable norms and ways of lifestyle in the area. Including officials and their infra projects.