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"Why Joshimath is Sinking: A Civil Engineering Perspective"

The Sinking of Town Joshimath in Uttarakhand: A Civil Engineering Perspective As a civil engineering student, I have been closely following the reports of Joshimath, a town in India, sinking due to a variety of factors. In this blog post, I want to dive deeper into the technical terms and concepts that are involved in this situation, in order to provide a better understanding of what is happening and why it is so concerning. Bearing Capacity One of the main factors contributing to Joshimath's sinking is the low bearing capacity of the landslide debris on which the town was built. The bearing capacity of a soil is the maximum load that it can support without experiencing significant settlement or failure. When a structure is built on a soil with a low bearing capacity, it is more prone to sinking or collapsing, particularly if there are additional loads placed on it, such as those from increased construction or hydroelectric projects. Gneissic Rocks The Wadia Institute of Himalayan

"Managing Stress on the Construction Site: Mindfulness Techniques for Staying Balanced and Focused"

Introduction Are you feeling like you're stuck in a never-ending cycle of deadlines, heavy workloads, and safety concerns? If so, you're definitely not alone, my friend! Construction professionals in India often have to deal with a high level of stress on a daily basis. But don't worry, I've got your back with some easy mindfulness techniques that I've found useful and will definitely help you stay balanced and focused, even when the stress levels are off the charts! Understanding Stress in the Construction Industry Let's be real, working in construction can be pretty stressful. But, it's important to remember that this stress can take a toll on our physical and mental well-being. Common causes of stress in the Indian construction industry include tight deadlines (because who doesn't love a good deadline?), heavy workloads (Because carrying bricks with one hand is just not enough), and safety concerns (Because falling from a height is just not funny). B

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