A motorboat capsized during a training exercise at the Hathnikund barrage in Haryana.
Four soldiers were swept away by strong currents.
Three soldiers managed to swim to safety.
One soldier remained untraced after the incident.
Local police and rescuers are conducting a search operation.
Water flow from the irrigation department was reduced to help the search.
The missing soldier’s identity has not been released.
The Army has not issued an official statement.
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All of the reporting agrees that a training drill on the Yamuna ended with a motorboat capsize and one soldier missing. The accounts also match on the rescue effort and on the fact that the soldier’s identity had not been released.
The missing soldier’s status could change as the search continues, and the official account may expand if the Army comments. Details such as how the boat failed remain unconfirmed in the supplied reports.
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The neutral coverage focuses on the accident itself and the ongoing search for the missing soldier. It says the boat sank or capsized during a drill, three soldiers escaped, and one was still missing. The reports keep attention on the rescue operation and the lack of an official Army statement. They also note that the soldier’s identity had not been released.
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The Times of India reports that an Indian Army soldier is missing in the Yamuna river after a motorboat capsized during a training exercise at the Hathnikund barrage in Haryana. Four soldiers were swept away by strong currents, with three managing to swim to safety while the fourth remained untraced. Authorities have not yet released the missing soldier's identity, and the Army has not issued an official statement. Local police and rescuers are conducting a search operation with reduced water flow from the irrigation department.
Shop Ssbcrack reports that an Indian Army soldier went missing in the Yamuna river following a motorboat sinking incident during a training and flood-rescue drill at the Hathnikund Barrage. Three other soldiers aboard the vessel successfully swam to safety despite strong currents and mechanical failure. A multi-agency search-and-rescue operation involving police, Army divers, and local units was launched to trace the missing personnel. Irrigation authorities reduced water release into the canal to assist rescue efforts, while official Army statements and the soldier's identity were still awaited.