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Punjab floods: PM Modi assures CM Bhagwant Mann all help and support to state, discusses situation

Heavy rains have displaced over 256,000 people and damaged 94,061 hectares of crops, prompting extensive rescue efforts involving the NDRF and armed forces.

  • On Monday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi called Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann shortly after landing in New Delhi from China and assured all necessary support to tackle floods.
  • Swollen rivers in upper catchments caused flooding driven by Sutlej, Beas and Ravi rivers and rivulets across 12 districts from August 1 to September 1.
  • Officials reported that the floods have claimed 29 lives and affected more than 2.56 lakh residents across 12 districts, with 96,061 hectares of farmland damaged.
  • The National Disaster Response Force has mobilised 20 teams, and the Army, Air Force and Navy deployed 35 helicopters and 10 columns, supporting 129 camps with 7,144 people housed.
  • Punjab ministers have accused the Centre of neglect, demanding release of Rs 60,000 crore pending dues and Rs 20,000 crore interim relief as Inter-Ministerial Central Teams assess damage.
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India Today broke the news in India on Monday, September 1, 2025.
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