“Havoc in Heaven”, presented to Uttarakhand Minister of Agriculture Ganesh Joshi by Sunil Negi
Senior journalist and president of Uttarakhand Journalists Forum who translated Hindi book Delkhi Peed Pahaad titled “HAVOC IN HEAVEN”, today presented it to the minister of Agriculture, Uttarakhand, Ganesh Joshi at Rishikesh in a function.
The book written in Hindi ” Peed Pahad ki”, by Ved Uniyal, journalist after extensive research, indepth thinking and confabulation with the sufferers, was translated by in English by journalist Negi, adding some more articles on natural disasters in it.
The book encompasses the real happenings and subsequent plight of the sufferers during the Kedarnath disaster of 2013, earning accolades from the readers for the relevant depiction of the heart rendering tragedy of the catastrophic disaster caused by the massive uncontrollable deluge as a consequence of bursting of the Gandhi Sarovar due to cloud bursts.
The book highlights the actual plight and true account as well as sufferings of the local inhabitants adversely and badly affected by the Kedarnath deluge and subsequent mismanagement, including negligence by the then authorities concerned giving them no relief with Army officers and jawans doing a yeoman service to the affected families and deluge survivers etc.
Unfortunately, the worst ever deluge had led to nearly ten thousand deaths and collosal loss of the state’s economy and massive destruction as well.
In the picture above, alongside is the mayor of Rishikesh Anita Mamgain.
Hearty Congratulations to Sunil Sir
Thank u
There are so many farming implements that are being used in hills these days like tilling, drilling, grass cutting and other hand held implements to substantiate the manual labour. This millet and wheat thrashing machine will be very useful for farmers of hills where other bulky machines can not be affective.
Such farmers implements have greatly simplified the work of hill farmers. It’s portability is great feature in it.
Now since hill produce has its outlets in almost every big cities and abroad too; the migration rate is going to come down greatly. It is very likely to going to attract reverse migration in a big way.
Thanks for your invaluable comments Sir. Agreed.
Sunil Negi