Raghav Juyal and his team create a docu-series on the Uttarakhand crisis

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Updated At : 01:07 PM Jun 21, 2021 IST

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Dancer-actor Raghav Juyal and his team have worked day and night for Covid-relief in the interior areas of Uttarakhand. Now, they have come up with a docu-series on the Uttarakhand crisis, which is just an effort to understand the ground situation and the impact of collective action. The series has been directed by Yashasvi Juyal (Raghav’s brother), who has been working on ground with the team and documented the whole phenomenon.

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