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Punjab battles massive floods, death toll rising fast
Punjab battles massive floods, death toll rising fast
IN · Published Sep 7, 2025
• Over 1,900 villages in Punjab are submerged due to severe flooding, causing extensive crop damage and a rising death toll.
• The central government has pledged full support to Punjab, with funds available under the State Disaster Relief Fund and assessment teams evaluating the losses.
• Joint teams are evacuating residents and reinforcing embankments, with approximately 21,000 people moved to safer locations.
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Yamuna Reaches Taj Mahal Wall in Agra Floods, Families Evacuated
Yamuna Reaches Taj Mahal Wall in Agra Floods, Families Evacuated
IN · Published Sep 8, 2025
• The Yamuna River's floodwaters have reached the Taj Mahal's boundary wall in Agra, prompting safety measures.
• Over 40 families in Agra have been evacuated due to rising water levels, with support from local authorities.
• In Delhi, the Yamuna's water level has receded, bringing relief after recent flooding.
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Why Punjab Keeps Flooding: Key Causes Explained Here
Why Punjab Keeps Flooding: Key Causes Explained Here
IN · Published Sep 8, 2025
• Punjab's flooding is largely due to its river systems overflowing during monsoon season, compounded by inadequate drainage.
• Climate change, deforestation, and unplanned urbanization exacerbate flood risks in Punjab.
• Improved infrastructure, reforestation, and sustainable development are crucial for mitigating future floods.
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Rain, Thunderstorms Expected in Delhi, Punjab, Gujarat and Other States
Rain, Thunderstorms Expected in Delhi, Punjab, Gujarat and Other States
IN · Published Sep 8, 2025
• IMD has issued warnings for heavy rainfall across multiple Indian states from September 8-
• A low-pressure system is expected to intensify monsoon conditions, bringing strong winds and heavy showers.
• Fishermen are advised against sea ventures due to rough conditions in the Andaman Sea, Bay of Bengal, and Arabian Sea until September 11.
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