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5 September 2025

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What causes landslides in Himalayas?

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Landslides are common in Indian Himalayas, particularly during the monsoon season when heavy rains lead to subsidence of earth and rocks. They occur when there is a a movement of soil, rocks and debris down the mountain slope. Here just a brief outline of the major triggers:

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  • Earthquakes: Earthquakes are often in Himalaya region which causes loosening of soils that further leads to landslides.
  • Rainfall: Heavy rainfall during the monsoon leads to soil erosion and triggers landslides.
  • Reckless jhum or slash-and-burn cultivation is widely practiced in the hilly regions and causes soil erosion
  • Man-made activities like grazing, construction, deforestation and cultivation abet soil erosion and risks of landslides.

Be careful while travelling in the region, especially during the rainy season.

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