In a post-Nepal disaster assessment, the MHA’s National Institute of Disaster Management (NIDM) has warned of increased risk around the “ring of fire garlanding the entire north India especially the mountains”.
I was preparing a stick comic for my friend for his birthday. Jan 4, 2016. This is when I asked Cortana to update me with the latest news.
“Yes, Chief. An earthquake of magnitude 6.7 struck Manipur!”
Something lured me back to April 2015.
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I met Shanmu Uncle that night and he said that he believe an impending tremor may hit North India in near future.
“What do you thing earthquakes are?”
“Our Earth is not a giant lump of rock as it looks. It is like hot, molten core bubbling away inside a surprisingly thin outer crust and the outer crust can be divided into tectonic plates that move. When two tectonic plates collide, earthquakes are formed.”
“When the jagged edges of two tectonic plates grind against one another a fault line or a zone arises. Most earthquakes arise along such fault zones. The ground first bends and then snaps—an earthquake—to release energy along faults.”
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“But, those tremors would have relieved the energy? Why do you think a major one would occur?”
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