Land Subsidence in Joshimath, Uttarakhand

Diva Sinha

Diva Sinha

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Land Subsidence in Joshimath, Uttarakhand
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Photo: Diva Sinha - A residents home with major cracks
Photo: Diva Sinha - Ground around Joshimath Narshingh temple showing visible cracks
Photo: Diva Sinha--- Homes marked by X in red by the government- Such homes are marked unsafe and are either abandoned or scheduled for demolition. However, some residents still live in such homes as they do not have anywhere else to go.
Photo: Diva Sinha--- Homes marked by X in red by the government- Such homes are marked unsafe and are either abandoned or scheduled for demolition. However, some residents still live in such homes as they do not have anywhere else to go.
Photo: Diva Sinha--- Homes marked by X in red by the government- Such homes are marked unsafe and are either abandoned or scheduled for demolition. However, some residents still live in such homes as they do not have anywhere else to go.
Photo: Diva Sinha--- Homes marked by X in red by the government- Such homes are marked unsafe and are either abandoned or scheduled for demolition. However, some residents still live in such homes as they do not have anywhere else to go.

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