Rebuilding lives in Uttarakhand

August 01, 2013 17:19

The unprecedented rainfall in Uttarakhand last month, which wreaked havoc across the region, making rivers overflow and setting off massive landslides, killed almost 10,000 people. This is the story of the survivors, a month after life as they knew it, ended. Read

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