Kedarnath landslide case study ppt

Promoting poultry- and wool-based livelihoods. Capturing linkages with industry and tourism. hydrams and guhls can be used to improve irrigation. The availability of cheap power by way of inexpensive waterlifting systems for irrigation will boost agriculture. Road networks should be further developed.

Pollution and global warming accounted for the melting of glaciers  Violation of environmental laws and deforestation has also accounted for floods.  Building of hydro electricity plants and increase in the infrastructural facilities have weaken the mountain causing land slides.

Kedarnath Flood Story is based on the real tragedy of Kedarnath valley that happened on the date of 16th and 17th June 2013. The incident started on the date of 16th of June 2013, at 5:15 pm. When the heavy rain flooded the Saraswati River and Dudh Ganga catchment area. Resulting in excessive flow and heavy soil erosion and landslide.

A huge rock got stuck behind the Kedarnath Temple and protected it from the damage of the flood. In this whole Kedarnath Flood Story, the most surprising incident is about Bhimshila Stone. During the flash flood, a huge boulder (rock) fell from the mountain and stood itself between the floods behind the main temple.