Gangtok, Apr 26 (PTI) Union Minister of Power Manohar Lal Khattar called on the Governor of Sikkim Om Prakash Mathur at Raj Bhavan on Saturday and discussed key developmental initiatives taken in the ...

The Sikkim Police, along with local authorities and emergency services, rescued 57 tourists who got stranded after a series of landslides in the northern part of the state. Listen to Story Landslides ...

Around 1,100 tourists stranded in Chungthang, North Sikkim, due to landslides were evacuated by authorities on Friday. Approximately 1,800 more tourists are awaiting rescue from Lachung and Lachen.

Hundreds of tourists who were stranded in Chungthang following landslides in Sikkim began travelling towards Mangan on Friday with the assistance of the administration, officials said. Around 200 ...

Hundreds of tourists stranded in Chungthang in Mangan district of north Sikkim following landslides were rescued on Friday, officials said. Chungthang is nearly 100 km away from the state capital ...

The official added that all travel permits for north Sikkim for Friday have been cancelled, including those already issued in advance due to the road condition. The district administration has ...

Around 1,000 tourists were reported to be stuck in two high-altitude hill stations in north Sikkim following landslides that hit the region on Thursday (April 24). A senior police officer said Friday ...

Nearly 1,000 tourists have been stranded in North Sikkim following landslides in the Himalayan state caused due to heavy rain. Vehicular movement was severely hit due to the rain-induced landslides, ...

Around 1,000 tourists were stranded in picturesque North Sikkim following landslides in the Himalayan state which is also witnessing heavy rain, police said. Massive landslides have occurred at Mu ...

The relentless rainfall has led to flood-like conditions across parts of North Sikkim, severely impacting road connectivity and travel safety. In light of the ongoing weather conditions and road ...

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More than 1,000 tourists have been stranded in various locations in North Sikkim due to continuous heavy rainfall and landslides. Police sources have informed that around 200 tourist vehicles are ...