After a passenger helicopter crashed in the mountainous region of Uttarakhand state in northern India, all six passengers, including five passengers and a pilot, died. This helicopter belonged to the private company "Trans Bharat Aviation" and on Friday, October 30, while returning from the pilgrimage city of Darinath to Dehradun, it crashed in the area of ​​Joshimath valley and Hatti Parwat hills of Chamoli district. According to the Uttarakhand Civil Aviation Authority, the helicopter lost contact with the control center while passing through the Joshimath Valley and the tracking system also failed to detect its location. Following this accident, Uttarakhand state authorities have ordered the grounding of all helicopters owned by Trans Bharat until further notice as a precautionary measure.

After a passenger helicopter crashed in the mountainous region of Uttarakhand state in northern India, all six passengers, including five passengers and a pilot, died. This helicopter belonged to the private company "Trans Bharat Aviation" and on Friday, October 30, while returning from the pilgrimage city of Darinath to Dehradun, it crashed in the area of ​​Joshimath valley and Hatti Parwat hills of Chamoli district. According to the Uttarakhand Civil Aviation Authority, the helicopter lost contact with the control center while passing through the Joshimath Valley and the tracking system also failed to detect its location. Following this accident, Uttarakhand state authorities have ordered the grounding of all helicopters owned by Trans Bharat until further notice as a precautionary measure.