<p>Home Minister Rajnath Singh has sought a detailed report on earthquake that hit parts of northern India today.<br /><br /></p>.<p>The National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) has been put on high alert to carry out relief operation and help victim in case the need arises.<br /><br />The Home Ministry is closely monitoring the situation in earthquake-hit Uttarakhand and other north Indian states where the tremors have been felt, Singh said in a tweet.<br /><br />"The NDRF teams have been rushed from Ghaziabad to Uttarakhand to conduct rescue and relief operations, if the situation arises," he said.<br /><br />The Home Minister has asked for a detailed report and the NDRF has been put on high alert, a Home Ministry spokesperson said.<br /><br />Two NDRF teams, comprising about 90 personnel, have been rushed to Rudraprayag from their base in Ghaziabad, NDRF Director General R K Pachnanda told PTI.<br /><br />He added that the preliminary reports received from the Uttarakhand government have not indicated any major damage but as a contingency measure, the relief and rescue teams are being mobilised.<br /><br />He said that one more team has been put on standby and will be dispatched depending on the developing situation.</p>
<p>Home Minister Rajnath Singh has sought a detailed report on earthquake that hit parts of northern India today.<br /><br /></p>.<p>The National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) has been put on high alert to carry out relief operation and help victim in case the need arises.<br /><br />The Home Ministry is closely monitoring the situation in earthquake-hit Uttarakhand and other north Indian states where the tremors have been felt, Singh said in a tweet.<br /><br />"The NDRF teams have been rushed from Ghaziabad to Uttarakhand to conduct rescue and relief operations, if the situation arises," he said.<br /><br />The Home Minister has asked for a detailed report and the NDRF has been put on high alert, a Home Ministry spokesperson said.<br /><br />Two NDRF teams, comprising about 90 personnel, have been rushed to Rudraprayag from their base in Ghaziabad, NDRF Director General R K Pachnanda told PTI.<br /><br />He added that the preliminary reports received from the Uttarakhand government have not indicated any major damage but as a contingency measure, the relief and rescue teams are being mobilised.<br /><br />He said that one more team has been put on standby and will be dispatched depending on the developing situation.</p>