New Delhi: Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann has accused the Centre of misleading the public on flood relief funds, saying the state is demanding…
View More Punjab Govt Demands ₹20,000 Crore Relief, Calls Centre’s SDRF Claim Misleading
Punjab initiated a state-wide crop damage assessment after recent floods, promising compensation within 45 days. Farmers will receive ₹20,000 per acre for crop loss. Families with destroyed houses get ₹1,20,000, partially damaged houses get ₹40,000. Livestock compensation is also included.
View More Mann Govt Launches Crop Inspection Drive, 2,167 Patwaris Deployed, Goal to Pay Farmers in 45 Days
Punjab launched a 10-day recovery campaign to clean flood-affected areas. The government deployed sanitation workers, machinery, and health teams across 2,300+ villages. They are removing debris, providing medical aid, and assessing damage for compensation. The Chief Minister is overseeing the effort, emphasizing action and rebuilding trust.
View More Punjab Govt Leads 10-Day Cleanliness Mega Drive in 2,300 Villages
Punjab’s “Operation Rahat” provides flood relief led by CM Bhagwant Mann and cabinet ministers. They are on the ground, delivering aid, repairing infrastructure, and ensuring medical assistance. Ministers are distributing supplies and personally helping affected families. The government aims to support every household.
View More Operation Rahat Brings Hope: Punjab Government’s Aid Reaches Every Village
NEW DELHI: Punjab Revenue, Rehabilitation and Disaster Management Minister Hardeep Singh Mundian on Saturday said that floods continue to wreak havoc in the state, with…
View More Punjab Floods: 22,854 Evacuated, Death Toll Rises to 46
The Punjab government allocated ₹71 crore for flood relief and rehabilitation. Half was released initially, and the other half is now allocated to 12 severely impacted districts, with Amritsar, Ferozepur, Fazilka, Gurdaspur, Jalandhar, Kapurthala, Ludhiana, Patiala, and Tarn Taran receiving the largest amounts. The government aims to support affected families and farmers.
View More Punjab Govt Releases ₹71 Crore for Flood Relief and Rehabilitation
The AAP government in Punjab, led by CM Mann, provided extensive flood relief, rescuing thousands and aiding over 2.56 lakh people. Ministers actively participated, distributing supplies and offering support. All ministers donated a month’s salary. The government prioritized citizen well-being with innovative aid and a focus on service.
View More Punjab Stands Tall: Mann Govt’s Flood Relief Drive Turns Crisis into People’s Power
Punjab is facing severe floods, affecting over 256,000 people and causing 29 deaths. Extensive evacuations and relief efforts are underway, with 129 camps established. Crop damage is significant, and the government is assessing losses to provide compensation.
View More Over 2.56 Lakh People Affected, 29 Lives Lost Across 12 Districts in Punjab Floods
SRINAGAR: A sudden and intense snowfall blanketed large parts of Ladakh on Sunday, plunging daily life into disarray—particularly in Kargil district—at a time when the…
View More Ladakh Reels Under Unseasonal Snowfall Disruption
PM Modi expresses concern over Myanmar’s earthquake, assures assistance, and emphasizes India’s role as a regional first responder in disaster management.
View More PM Modi assures support after devastating Myanmar earthquake
An avalanche hit a BRO labour site near Mana village, 5 km from Badrinath Temple, on Friday, burying 54 workers inside containers and a shed.
View More Uttarakhand Avalanche: Death Toll Rises to Eight, Rescue Operations Conclude
The Uttarakhand tunnel collapse in Silkyara brought to light some causes. The critical role of India’s jugaad system in the disaster was one of the…
View More Critical role of India’s jugaad in Uttarakhand Tunnel Collapse