On The 1St Anniversary Of Hud Hud

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#andhrollakutra#GVMCKUTRA#CBNKUTRA #VIZAGVAASULAKUTRA   THESE PICTURES SHOW HOW AMAZING VIZAG RECOVERED SINCE HUDHUD AND ITS INSPIRING.

 

Its been exactly one year that Hud Hud hit Vizag. Effective governance and emergency strategies helped saving thousands but it was a monster of cyclone and it destroyed a major part of the beautiful city. Just the infrastructure but not the will of its people. They came forward to rebuild their city and trust us when we say this, motivated people and effective government are a deadly combination and the result is what we’ve all anticipated. 365 days and the city carries not one trace of the cyclone.

The below pictures are proof of our statement. Take a look at them yourselves.

A ROAD NEAR KAILASHGIRI.

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AREA SURROUNDING RISHIKONDA.

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GITAM UNIVERSITY.

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[JANASENA]

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[manchubabu]

Andhra California rocks 

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RISHIKONDA BEACH.

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A ROAD NEAR KAILASHGIRI.

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THIS IS ONE AMAZING TRANSFORMATION!

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A VIEW FROM KAILASHGIRI.

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THE KAILASHGIRI HILL.

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ANDHRA UNIVERSITY.

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A PETROL BUNK IN CENTRAL VIZAG.

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DR.B.R.AMBEDKAR ASSEMBLY HALL.

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A STREET IN PANDURANGA PURAM.

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A FUNCTION HALL NEAR BEACH ROAD.

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SOMEWHERE IN  THE MIDTOWN OF VIZAG.

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NEAR VISHAKHAPATNAM HIGHWAY.

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THE OTHER SIDE OF R.K BEACH.

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A BIG SALUTE TO THE CITIZENS OF VIZAG AND THE GOVERNMENT OF ANDHRA PRADESH

 

[JANASENA]

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[Appaji]

[TOM_BHAYYA]

Fall season - summer season la unnaii pics

Anthaku minchi peddaga differences thelitle

-bja youth

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One Year After Hudhud – Vizag, Phoenix From The Waters Written by Deepa Balasubramanian

 

It has been one year exactly, since Hudhud struck the shores of Vizag and flatboated into the city with force. An extremely severe cyclonic storm, Hudhud caused unimaginable loss and distress in the entire of Eastern India and Nepal. Trees were uprooted, people were left homeless, and lives were lost. The day dawned as one of the darkest moments in the history of Visakhapatnam, turning the fate of the city of destiny.

Starting out with peak strength in Vizag, the cyclone moved on to destroy other parts of India on the eastern shores. Scary wind speeds of 175 Km/h went on ruthlessly, disrupting the once lush green Vizag into an uprooted massacre. Within hours of reaching the Vizag coast, Hudhud cut off the Radar of Visakhapatnam Cyclone Warning Center, making it all the more difficult to convey the oncoming catastrophe.

Later, Hudhud went on to consume the neighboring districts of Vizianagaram and Srikakulam. Close to 124 casualties were reported and an exorbitant financial damage of INR 20,000 Cr. More than 5 Lakh people were evacuated and moved to rescue camps.

What was once called as the City of Destiny ended up to be a barren city of turmoil. Morale was crushed, spirits were broken, wounds were fresh. Sudden gamut of nature’s catacylsm left little in the minds of people to sink in the grief. After two days passed, there was not a tree in sight. The city looked like some kind of horrid mirage that spewed hopelessness and point of no return.

It was then the real soul of Vizag awoke. People did not wait for a miracle to happen and turn things around. They held hands together, and started picking up what was left. The city was void of power, and the Chief Minister Sri N Chandrababu Naidu joined his people while working relentlessly to restore power and other utilities in a record time. Inner conflicts were forgotten, petty differences vanished as the people of Visakhapatnam worked hard to battle the giant ruination. Little seeds of hope and restoration were planted both on the sidewalks as well as within people’s hearts.

Slowly but steadily, Vizag got back on track. Went back to its game being one of the most beautiful tourist destinations in the world. Businesses resumed, people continued to commute to work and little children went on to focus on their academics. In short, the once broken souls put themselves together and along with others to rebuild their home ground.

The harsh memories of Hudhud will remain – but for a good reason. Every blow brings back more within the land of Vizag to fight back with twice the might. Hudhud left some meaningful learning and minds that unlearnt to register something new – no natural crisis is bigger than the spirit of people.

Here is to the mighty spirit of the people of Vizag.

 

[nenesuperni]

antha thiondarag peragava kadha chetlu , already periginavi tisukochi petesara?

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[dalapathi]

antha thiondarag peragava kadha chetlu , already periginavi tisukochi petesara?

[JaiHoTelangana]

nammashakyanga ledu. i think those pics are before hudhud and after hudhud antha difference ravadaniki manam emina japanese kadu kada