Overview
- The National Center for Seismology recorded the tremor at magnitude 6.3 at 00:11 IST on July 29, locating the epicentre at 6.82° N, 93.37° E at a depth of 10 km
- USGS and EMSC analyses registered the same event as magnitude 6.5, reflecting minor variations in international assessments
- The Indian Tsunami Early Warning System confirmed no tsunami threat, and there have been no reports of damage or casualties
- An estimated 24,000 people felt light shaking across coastal areas and as far inland as Delhi-NCR, prompting heightened vigilance
- The NDMA has launched large-scale disaster-response drills in Delhi, Haryana and Uttar Pradesh to bolster earthquake preparedness and coordination