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Safeguarding tourists in the Western Ghats during periods when dams release excess water due to climate change involves a combination of monitoring, infrastructure, education, and emergency preparedness. Here are some strategies: 1. Enhanced Monitoring and Early Warning Systems: • Real-time Data Collection: Implement advanced monitoring systems for real-time data collection on rainfall, dam water levels, and river flows. • Early Warning Systems: Develop and maintain robust early warning systems to alert tourists and local residents of potential water releases and flooding risks. 2. Infrastructure Improvements: • Flood-Resistant Infrastructure: Build and maintain infrastructure, such as roads, bridges, and shelters, that can withstand flooding and heavy rains. • Signage and Barriers: Install clear signage and physical barriers in vulnerable areas to guide tourists away from high-risk zones. 3. Tourist Education and Awareness: • Information Dissemination: Provide information about the risks associated with dam releases and how to stay safe during their visits. • Mobile Apps and Websites: Develop mobile apps and websites that provide real-time updates on weather conditions, dam releases, and safety instructions. 4. Regulation and Controlled Access: • Permit Systems: Implement permit systems to control the number of tourists in vulnerable areas during the monsoon season or periods of high risk. • Temporary Closures: Enforce temporary closures of high-risk areas during extreme weather events or when water releases are anticipated. 5. Emergency Preparedness and Response: • Emergency Plans: Develop comprehensive emergency plans that include evacuation routes, emergency shelters, and communication strategies. • Training: Train local authorities, tourism operators, and volunteers in emergency response and first aid. • Emergency Drills: Conduct regular emergency drills to ensure readiness and quick response during actual events. 6. Collaboration with Local Communities: • Community Involvement: Engage local communities in disaster preparedness and response planning. • Knowledge Sharing: Utilize the local knowledge and experiences of communities to enhance safety measures. 7. Sustainable Tourism Practices: • Environmentally Friendly Policies: Promote sustainable tourism practices that minimize environmental impact and reduce the risk of exacerbating climate change-related issues. • Eco-Tourism: Encourage eco-tourism activities that are less likely to be affected by flooding and that support conservation efforts. Implementing these measures requires coordination between government agencies, local authorities, tourism operators, and the tourists themselves to ensure a comprehensive approach to safety in the Western Ghats. Very saddening episode witnessed ever in my life. Hope necessary steps are taken to safeguard life.

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In a heartwarming celebration, Sanam Puri and Zuchobeni Tungoe sealed their love in a stunning Nagaland wedding. The enchanting ceremony unfolded over two days, blending tradition and joy. Witness the magical moments and share your best wishes below! 🎉💍 Follow @hindustanherald for more exclusive updates. 📰👰 #SanamPuri #ZuchobeniWedding #NagalandNuptials #HappilyEverAfter #HindustanHerald #heraldnews #hindustan #herald #heraldbreakingnews #heraldlatestnews

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#Indianmuttonfact 1.Retailers in Mangalore sell Mutton in the name of Bannur @800 Rs/KG. Little does the city know that most of the material sold is a mix of different breed of sheeps from Rajasthan and Ahmedabad. This is the same case with cities like Cochin,Calicut and other parts of coastal cities where they end up called soft mutton in different names but actually the retailers get mutton from Rajasthan or some other part Of India except BANNUR! Bannur actually is a breed of Sheep from Myosre region in Karnataka which is a sought after prime meat 🍖 that is a choice at most weddings in the region. The breed commands a whopping 2000 Rs/KG is a choice of the elite at weddings. The breed takes about 2 years to reach culling age and are very few in number in the region. While Bannur village struggles to preserve its piece of fame,Another part of Karnataka is trying to make a side hustle out of it . Attaching a Photo of the 'Bannur Kuri' as it is called in the region below. Kuri means sheep in Karnataka. #HappensonlyinIndia #Indiameatecosystem #kuchbhi

Odisha is known as the land of Lord Jagannath (literally meaning the Lord of the Universe). The temple built in the 12th Century AD has been the epicenter of Jagannath cult and sees pilgrims flocking the temple town of Puri from all corners of the world throughout the year. The mysticism associated with the cult of Lord Jagannath overshadows the architectural brilliance of this magnificent temple.  Built on a raised platform, the gigantic temple is an architectural marvel in its own right. The temple saw new additions to its structure till about the 16th Century AD. Unlike other temples of the region, the carvings on the temples are predominantly of gods and goddesses. The entire temple complex is enclosed within two concentric walls, the Kuruma Bheda (Inner wall) and the Meghnad Pachira (Wall). The main entrance to the temple is through Singhadwara located on the Eastern front of the temple with three other entrances along the four cardinal directions. However these are not architecturally aligned indicating that the other entrances might have been created for security purposes since the temple was at the eye of the storm during the tumultuous period between 16th and 18th century. #lawchambersofbhargabbordoloi #lawyer #lawyerlife #lawyerlifestyle #criminallawyer #travel #traveler #tour #tourist #touristlife #vacation #jagannath #jagannathtemple #jagannathpuri #puri #odisha #india #northeastindia #assam #guwahati #highlight #highlights