For women in a remote village around 30 km from Dehradun, Raksha Bandhan will be a difficult affair this year. A deep gorge, formed after a landslide destroyed the road, has cut off Batoli village from the rest of the area, making it difficult and dangerous for residents to travel.
For women in a remote village around 30 km from Dehradun, Raksha Bandhan will be a difficult affair this year. A deep gorge, formed after a landslide destroyed the road, has cut off Batoli village from the rest of the area, making it difficult and dangerous for residents to travel.
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For women in a remote village around 30 km from Dehradun, Raksha Bandhan will be a difficult affair this year. A deep gorge, formed after a landslide destroyed the road, has cut off Batoli village from the rest of the area, making it difficult and dangerous for residents to travel.
