Mild tremor in Maharashtra’s Hingoli, no casualty
The Hindu
Hingoli A mild tremor of 3.6 magnitude was experienced in Maharashtra’s Hingoli district on January
A mild tremor of 3.6 magnitude was experienced in Maharashtra’s Hingoli district on January 8 morning, officials said.
There was no report of any loss of life or property, an official from the district disaster management office told PTI.
The tremor was recorded at 4.30 a.m. at a depth of 5 km, National Center for Seismology said in a tweet.
Hingoli is located about 250 km from Killari in Latur district, which was the epicentre of a devastating earthquake on September 30, 1993, that claimed around 10,000 lives and injured several other people.
Telangana CM directs officials to accelerate development of green pharma city at Mucherla, emphasizing pollution-free environment and advanced technologies.
Robot enters Fukushima reactor to retrieve melted fuel debris, marking crucial step in long, challenging cleanup process.
Discover a wide range of traditional handloom products from across India at 'Sargatex 2004', the ultimate sustainable fashion destination.
Tragic landslide at Kedarnath route claims five pilgrims, with rescue efforts hindered by bad weather and falling boulders.
Equity indices rise on global rally, foreign fund inflows; Sensex up 241.68 points, Nifty up 78.4 points.
Senior Congress leader Jairam Ramesh alleged the risk is now that Adani Group’s investments in China will add national security and territorial sovereignty to the growing list of sacrifices that India has made at the altar of PM Modi’s ‘special friendships’
YSR Congress Party leader accuses CM Naidu of neglecting flood victims in Vijayawada, demands justice for farmers.
Samsung workers at the plant near Chennai have started an indefinite strike asking for better pay and balanced working hours.
Contemporary art exhibition at Nature Morte in Mumbai explores glitch as metaphor for disruption and imperfection in digital world.
Rahul Gandhi criticizes RSS for considering religions, languages, and communities inferior, emphasizing the fight for equality in India.
While dengue cases have been becoming increasingly common across various parts of the country, we still don’t have a single medicine to treat it, says Dr. Nagesh R., medical director at Kauvery Hospitals, who was speaking at the recently-concluded CII Innoverge 2024 in Bengaluru.