Please contribute your one day salary to PRIME MINISTER NATIONAL RELIEF FUND owing to recent natural catastrophe happened in Garhwal region of Uttarakhand.

A total of 33,192 people stranded in floods-ravaged Uttarakhand have till now been rescued in the ongoing multi-agency rescue and relief operation even as thousands are still trapped or missing in the hills.
Almost everyone from the worst hit Kedarnath town has been rescued.

On Friday, the focus of the rescue efforts will be on Gaurikund and Rambara where more than 5,000 people are believed to be trapped in this narrow valley.

The NDRF team reached Rambada on Friday morning.
According to the Home Ministry statement, a total of 50,422 pilgrims were still stranded at various places. Also, over 13,000 people are said to be missing.

The search, rescue and relief operations are being carried out with the help of helicopters and personnel from Army, Air Force, NDRF, the Sashastra Sena Bal and Uttarakhand government.

The defence ministry said that the Army had deployed 8,100 soldiers, including medical teams, engineer task forces and signal detachment. Ten specialised mountaineering teams of the Army were also pressed into service in the Kedarnath-Soumang area.
The official death toll still stood at 150, but Chief Minister Vijay Bahuguna said the casualties could run into several hundreds which will be known only when areas become accessible and water recedes.
The Uttarakhand State Disaster Mitigation and Management Centre has in its report to the Union Home Ministry said that casualties in the affected areas may run into thousands with about 90 'dharamashalas' (rest houses for pilgrims) swept away in the flash floods. 

ITBP chief Ajay Chadha, whose 1,000 men are involved in relief work in Uttarakhand, told reporters in Delhi that the worst-affected Kedarnath temple area has been evacuated of people and there could still be about 400-500 people in the upper reaches.

He said Army will launch operations on Friday to bring these people down.
The bad weather is, however, making it tough for the helicopters to land and evacuate the pilgrims.
Defence Minister A K Antony is closely monitoring the situation and has directed the armed forces to extend maximum possible support in the operations.
About 10,000 people are also being provided food and medical assistance. Over 50 relief camps have been set up for those evacuated till now.

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Scores of distressed people looking for relatives are waiting in Dehradun, where the flood survivors are being brought by plane and helicopter. They are searching for their missing family members hoping that someone had seen them.
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has issued an appeal to the nation for generous donations to support the distressed fellow countrymen affected by cloud burst and floods in Uttarakhand.
Dr Singh, in his appeal, urged the public to donate generously to the Prime Minister's National Relief Fund and actively participate in the national efforts to support the affected people.
The Prime Minister said 'extensive devastation' has been caused due to cloudbursts and floods in the state, and added that a large number of people have died and property worth crores of rupees has been damaged.
Hence we appeal all please  contribute your  one day salary to PRIME MINISTER NATIONAL RELIEF FUND