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The Brahmaputra River is swelling, affecting over 16 lakh people across 29 districts of Assam, with Jorhat among the worst-hit areas. Villages along the riverbanks are submerged, forcing residents to seek refuge on higher ground, often on roadsides, alongside their livestock. Many have set up makeshift shelters, enduring hardships with limited access to food and amenities. Schools in the region remain closed due to the floods, disrupting normal life for communities already grappling with the annual monsoon inundation. Despite these challenges, local residents remain resilient, emphasizing the need for proactive measures from authorities to mitigate the impact of such recurring disasters. Watch: https://lnkd.in/gjtpqfCh | #assamflood #brahmaputrariver #naturaldisaster #monsoon2024 #climatechange

On 5th May 2024 around 1:30 PM, Manipur experienced a severe hailstorm all over the state that lasted for 15 minutes and resulted in significant extensive damage to houses, property, infrastructure, and crops, killing of birds, injuries to animals and even uprooted trees in the Imphal valley. The hailstorm was so intense that it left parts of the valley covered with 4-5 inches of hail and led to urban flooding in some parts of Manipur. Affected districts include Bishnupur, Imphal West, Imphal East, Thoubal, Kakching, Kangpokpi, Noney, Jiribam, and Pherzwal in Manipur and Cachar district in Assam. Our appeal for response is published on  ReliefWeb https://lnkd.in/emqakVF7 #Manipur #hailstorm #disasterresponse #ReliefWeb #emergencyaid #disasterrelief #naturaldisaster Local Organisations’ Coalition for Advancing Localisation (LOCAL) People’s Resource Development Association

To the People of Andhra Pradesh, The devastation caused by the heavy rains and floods across many districts of our state has been truly heartbreaking. The loss of life and property is deeply saddening, and our thoughts are with every family facing this crisis. However, please rest assured that you are not alone in this. Our leader Chandrababu Naidu garu is personally monitoring the situation around the clock, ensuring that no one is left behind. Control rooms have been set up in every district, and rescue operations are being conducted with the utmost urgency and diligence. We stand with you. Under the leadership of NCBN garu, the TDP alliance government is taking every possible measure to provide immediate relief and assistance. From food distribution to shelter arrangements, our relief efforts are in full swing. We won’t rest until every person is safe and supported. It is unfortunate that during this critical time, false and misleading news is being spread by certain groups. However, let me assure you that TDP and NCBN garu are fully committed to the people of Andhra Pradesh. Our efforts are real, not empty promises. We are working tirelessly, day and night, to ensure that every flood-affected individual receives the help they deserve. This is a time for action, not politics. Trust that our government is doing everything possible to help those in distress. Stay strong, keep faith, and reach out to the control rooms for any assistance. Together, we will overcome this challenge, and our Andhra Pradesh will emerge stronger. We will not allow false narratives to diminish the reality of our committed actions. TDP is on the ground, ensuring that no one is left behind. We are here for you, and we will not stop until the job is done. #APFloodRelief #TDPForPeople #CBNsLeadership #AndhraStandsStrong #APGovtWithFloodVictims #TogetherWeRebuild #StayStrongAndhra #NoOneLeftBehind #FakeNewsExposed #VijayawadaFloods #APFloodRelief #TDPForPeople #FloodRelief2024 #AndhraPradeshFloods #APGovtWithFloodVictims #VijayawadaFloods #CBNsFatherlyCare #2024APFloodsRelief #AndhraPradesh #TDP #NDA

In the wake of the devastating floods in and around Sylhet, IPDC Finance has risen to the occasion, providing a lifeline of essential food, safe drinking water, emergency medicine, and other critical necessities to those in desperate need. 👉 The relentless floods have left both rural and urban communities in Sylhet and its surrounding areas grappling with severe shortages of essential goods. The disruption of transportation and resource distribution has compounded their suffering. Although the waters are beginning to recede, the road to recovery is fraught with challenges. 👉 Staff members from IPDC Finance's Sylhet branch have tirelessly distributed essential rations, safe drinking water, and emergency medicine to countless families in four colonies of Sylhet, three villages in Jaintapur, and one village in Sunamganj. 👉 This heartfelt effort underscores IPDC’s unwavering commitment to stand by the community during their time of need, just as they have done many times before. As a socially responsible organization, IPDC is dedicated to helping the people of this region rebuild their lives. #IPDCFinance #Brandupdates #CSR #SylhetFlood #Bangladesh #Markedium

In the wake of Delhi's water crisis, Atishi's hunger strike, aimed at securing Delhi's rightful share of water from Haryana, has come to an abrupt end following her hospitalization. AAP MP Sanjay Singh confirmed the news, stating that Atishi's health deteriorated significantly, compelling doctors to advise an end to her hunger strike. This development underscores the urgency of resolving Delhi's water scarcity issues. We at Hindustan Herald invite you to voice your opinions on this critical issue. What are your thoughts on the water management challenges faced by Delhi? Join the conversation and stay informed with us. Follow @hindustanherald for the latest updates on this and other pressing issues impacting our communities. #hindustanherald #DelhiWaterCrisis #Atishi #SanjaySingh #AAP #WaterManagement #DelhiNews #HungerStrike #CommunityVoice #ShareYourOpinion

🎬 Why does Laxman Bhojane no longer have to migrate to distant towns for work? Tune in to find out! In a landscape ravaged by climate change and exploitation, Laxman and his community in Morewadi, Maharashtra, teetered on the brink of collapse. Ravaged by drought, the community faced dire circumstances, with many forced to leave their families behind in search of work in distant towns. Yet, from the depths of despair, a remarkable journey unfolded. Enter the ‘Rural Watershed and Natural Resources Development Project’, supported by the Rotary Club of Poona and implemented by the Watershed Organisation Trust (WOTR).  It aimed to breathe new life into the land and provide sustainable solutions for the community's survival. Embark on Laxman's journey of renewal and rejuvenation as integrated watershed development transforms the landscape, revitalising 434 hectares and empowering farmers with sustainable agricultural practices. From the adoption of organic fertilisers to pioneering pest control methods, witness Laxman and his community defy adversity, turning barren fields into thriving bastions of productivity and prosperity. Perhaps the most poignant change? Families are no longer torn apart by migration, as opportunities for livelihoods flourish within their community. Prepare to be inspired by a narrative of hope blooming amidst adversity. Watch the story unfold now! 🌿🌍 👇👇👇 When you engage with our posts, you're not just showing support - you're amplifying our voice! 📢 Every like, share, and comment helps our message reach more people who care, helping us tackle rural poverty at its very core 🌳 👍 Like if you support our cause, 💬 Comment to share your thoughts, 🔄 Share to spread the word! #ClimateAction #Resilience #Maharashtra #Transformation #CommunityPower #SustainableFarming #HopeRises #RotaryClubofPoona #WOTR4Development #WOTRat30

After 10 years & Rs 9,630 crore, scheme for drought-proofing Maharashtra can provide water to just 487 people for a year The drought in Marathwada is clearly a human-made disaster, due to the mismanagement of water, say experts https://lnkd.in/dSYmfaqy

If you have a roof over your head, and you and your family had two full meals in a day, be grateful and help those who are in need. Lakhs of people, some of the poorest in the country, have been displaced due to massive floods in Bihar. Their houses are either inundated or filled with muck and sand. Stored grains have been washed away. People, including newborn babies, are living on higher grounds, embankments, roads, under a plastic sheet. Kharif (monsoon) crops have been washed away and if the floodwater does not drain out in time, rabi (winter) crops will be affected too. These poor communities of north Bihar are caught in a deadly trap of floods, droughts and official apathy and zero accountability. #bihar #biharfloods #floods #disasters #climatecrisis #poverty #climatejustice

Combat mosquitoes with Mosquitofish! Recently, Andhra Pradesh, Odisha, and Punjab have released mosquitofish into local water bodies to address a mosquito menace. Dive into our article highlighting the concern and the strategic mitigation to tackle the mosquito threat. Delve into the article: https://shorturl.at/kpwT5 #upsc #upscaspirants #upsc2024 #upscpreparation #upscprelims2024 #iaspreparation #mosquitoes #mosquitocontrol #currentaffairs

#CSR #APPEAL #Wayanad #Kerala The public can provide information to the 24-hour control room at the phone numbers - 9497900402, 0471 2721566 or 8848446621. In light of the recent catastrophic landslides in #Wayanad, #Kerala, we urgently appeal to the corporate sector to extend their support to the affected communities. The devastating landslides, triggered by heavy monsoon rains, have claimed over 150 lives, left hundreds injured, and displaced thousands. The floodwaters have swept away homes, crops, and infrastructure, leaving many without basic necessities like food, shelter, and clean water. When disaster strikes, the most vulnerable are most at risk. In the chaos of the devastation, #PeoplewithDisabilities are often among the worst affected and the last to receive help. Death toll in Wayanad landslides rises to 158, says the Kerala revenue department. people are still missing and many are feared to be trapped under the debris Several hilly regions in Wayanad district, including #Mundakkai, #Chooralmala, #Attamala, and #Noolpuzha villages, have been affected by a series of landslides, with the most significant impact observed in #Mundakai and #Chooralmala. We call upon corporates to contribute generously to the relief and rehabilitation efforts. Your financial and logistical support is crucial to rebuilding the affected regions and restoring normalcy in the lives of those impacted. Corporate Social Responsibility (#CSR) initiatives can play a significant role in providing immediate relief and long-term rehabilitation. By joining hands, we can ensure coordinated and effective relief operations, bringing hope and stability back to the lives of the people of #Wayanad. Emergency Needs: Shelter Tents. Essential Non-Food Items include hygiene kits, raincoats, solar lights with chargers, water purification tablets, innerwear, power banks, emergency lamps, torches, toothbrushes, slippers, and Food Ration.