Reliance Flood Relief Operations: A large -scale relief campaign is being conducted by Reliance Industries to deal with the disaster in flood -hit Punjab. In this, teams are working in collaboration with local authorities to provide immediate help in the most affected districts like Amritsar and Sultanpur Lodhi.

It has been reported from the company that its ten-formula human scheme includes dry ration kits for ten thousand families, one thousand most affected family voucher-based assistance of Rs 5,000 and supply for community kitchens. Along with this, portable water filters are also being installed to provide safe drinking water inside the villages of water.

Relief for homeless families

Terpes, mosquito nets, rope and bed emergency shelter kits are being distributed for displaced families due to floods. Apart from this, health awareness session, cleaning of contaminated water sources and sanitation kits are also being provided to reduce the risk of diseases.

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Special attention is also being paid to livestock aid. For a long time, a huge crisis has been seen in cattle due to waterlogging. Reliance Foundation and its Animal Welfare Initiative ‘Vantara’ have set up livestock camps with the Department of Animal Husbandry of the state. Medicines, vaccine and fodder are being provided here. More than 3,000 silver bundles are being distributed for about 5,000 cattle. Vantara’s team is also treating injured animals, rescue work and safe disposal of dead animals, so that the infection does not spread.

Constant relief work continues

Reliance said that its teams are working round the clock with district administration, panchayats and NDRF. The Jio Punjab team has restored network services in flood affected areas, while Reliance Retail is sending 21 essential commodities ration and sanitation kits in collaboration with local panchayats.

Anant Ambani, director of Reliance Industries, said, “Our heart is with the people of Punjab in this difficult time. The families have lost a sense of home, livelihood and security. The whole Reliance family is standing with them and providing care for both food, water, shelter and animals.” The company has said that it will continue to continue rehabilitation and relief operations in the state in the coming weeks.

Former India spinner and Rajya Sabha MP Harbhajan Singh has come forward to help his home state Punjab. He is collecting funds for relief work. A source close to him told PTI that Harbhajan from his MP Nidhi Fund has approved eight steamer boats for relief work and gave three more boats from his resources.

The source said on the condition of secrecy, “Harbhajan has donated a total of 11 steamer boats. Eight from his MP Nidhi and three from his pocket. The price of each boat is around 4.5 to 5.5 lakh rupees. He has also bought three ambulances to deliver seriously ill people to nearby hospitals.

Punjab has been struggling with the severe flood situation due to heavy monsoon rains for the last few weeks and cracks in the river embankments, which has displaced people on a large scale and has also damaged crops. Many districts are still submerged, and the state government, volunteer groups are engaged in rescue and relief work.

Cricketer -turned -politician Harbhajan Singh has also approached his friends and well -wishers for help. According to a source, on the request of Harbhajan, a sports organization has donated Rs 30 lakh, while two of his close friends have contributed Rs 12 lakh and six lakh rupees respectively.

The source said, “About 50 lakh rupees have already been collected and donated.” He also said that essential items like food and medicine are also being provided regularly to the affected families.

Harbhajan Singh, a Rajya Sabha member of the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), is constantly monitoring the situation and he has assured that more help will be provided if needed.

Public life is completely disturbed by the floods in Punjab. Thousands of families have become homeless and the crops of farmers have been ruined. Meanwhile, film actor and social worker Sonu Sood reached Sultanpur Lodhi in Kapurthala district on Saturday with his sister Malvika Sood. Here he met the flood affected people and assured of all possible help.

In an exclusive conversation with ABP News, Sonu Sood said- ‘I have come to Punjab from Mumbai today. I am Lal of Punjab and standing round the clock for Punjab. The people of Punjab are very courageous, their spirits are elevated. Even in this difficult time, the pain on his face is not clear, because it is a Punjabi nature to fight and win troubles.

‘Punjab will soon stand up again’
Sonu Sood expressed concern over the destruction of farmers and said that Punjab is an agricultural state but this time floods have destroyed crops. He expressed confidence that Punjab will soon stand up again. The actor clearly said that whenever Punjab calls him, he will be present for help. At the same time, his sister Malvika Sood also expressed concern over the serious flood situation.

Sister Malvika Sood also visited flooded areas
Malavika Sood said- ‘This time is very difficult, everyone should help together. I have visited many areas myself. The situation is still bad but the real problem will start when the water will come down. After that the risk of dirt and diseases will increase. Real help will be needed at that time. At the same time, Sonu Sood also said during this time that he will be with Punjab not only today, but also for the coming months. He said- ‘Whether the effect of flood is still or after six months, if Punjab gives voice, Sonu Sood will be standing.’

Sonu Sood emerged as ‘Messiah’ in Kovid era
Sonu Sood-19 should also be called ‘Messiah’ due to the Kovid-19 epidemic due to transporting migrant laborers home, providing oxygen and helping hospitals. His image is made of an artist who is seen standing among the common people in the hour of trouble. The situation is serious due to the floods of this time in Punjab and the government is running relief work. But people believe that faces like Sonu Sood work to increase hope and trust.

Due to floods in Punjab, life of people is disturbed. Meanwhile, Aam Aadmi Party leader Manish Sisodia has surrounded the central government over the situation in the floods due to floods in Punjab. He alleged that the central government has not taken any concrete steps yet. PM Narendra Modi himself is now coming to assess the situation. Along with this, Sisodia also demanded the Central Government to pay the outstanding money of 60 thousand crore rupees of Punjab.

Addressing a press conference on the flood situation in Punjab, ‘AAP’ leader Manish Sisodia said, “Prime Minister is coming here, this is a good thing. He spoke to the Chief Minister on the phone, after that Home Minister Amit Shah also spoke. Union Minister Shivraj Singh Chauhan also visited, but no step has been taken by the central government yet.

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Demand for Punjab 60 thousand crore rupees dues

The AAP leader further said, “The Prime Minister is also coming right now, my request will be that you should assess, your Union Minister has also been assessed, but finally some steps will have to be raised. The people of Punjab need help today. They will have to announce, now the official central government of Punjab owes 60 thousand crore rupees. In which 58 thousand crore rupees are of GST, rural development money. In such a situation, the legitimate money of the people of Punjab is made on the central government, give it first.

Need for very large scale relief in floods- Sisodia

Sisodia also said, “I will appeal to the Prime Minister that you are coming on September 9, the 60 thousand crore rupees of the money of Punjab should have been given to the central government in advance, if it had been money today, it would have been more speed.” My assessment is that very large scale relief is needed due to floods. This historically has a very dangerous flood and needs to think about it afresh.

Due to the floods in Punjab, the life of people has become completely disturbed. Meanwhile, Delhi’s Rekha Gupta government has also extended his hand to help the people affected by the disaster in the state. The Delhi government has decided to give a cooperation of Rs 5 crore in the Punjab Chief Minister Relief Fund. Along with this, CM Rekha Gupta expressed condolences to the affected families and wished to recover from this disaster as soon as possible.

CM Rekha Gupta said during a conversation with the media, “There are currently flood conditions in our neighboring state of Punjab. And in which circumstances the residents are running there. I reveal a lot of condolences on my behalf. God give relief to all of them soon from this problem and trouble. On behalf of the Delhi government, we announce to provide assistance of five crore rupees in Punjab CM Relief Fund.

The Delhi government has decided to give a cooperation of Rs 5 crore to the Punjab Chief Minister Relief Fund.

The pain of the siblings there is a common pain in the hard time in Punjab. The people of Delhi and the government stand with affinity and sensation with people struggling with this disaster.

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– Rekha Gupta (@Gupta_Rekha) September 6, 2025

‘We want Punjab to come out of severe situations soon’

He further said, “We want Punjab to come out of these difficult situations soon.” Every citizen there feels relieved, the people there can get their routine, their house again. The circumstances that are going on there due to water, all of them can be well. Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam, we are like the whole earth family.

Delhi is standing shoulder to shoulder with Punjab- Rekha Gupta

Chief Minister Rekha Gupta also said, “Punjab and Delhi are neighboring states and Delhi is standing shoulder with them in shoulder in its neighborhood. I myself also talked to the Chief Minister. If they want any other help of any kind from us, then we are ready for it. ”

Crops ruined due to severe floods in Punjab

Significantly, the death toll due to severe floods in Punjab increased to 43 on Thursday (04 September), while the crops in 1.71 lakh hectares have been wasted. The Public Works Department (PWD) contact roads of more than 101 km, 54 km scheme route of PWD and 117 km Mandi board roads have been damaged due to existing floods in Hoshiarpur, Punjab. People trapped in the flood are being safely taken out and sent to relief camps.

Floods in the last 7 villages of Gurdaspur, situated on the India-Pakistan border, have caused severe havoc. The water of Ravi and Ujdis entered these villages so much that they lost contact with the rest of the world. Roads have been drowned, houses have a pile of mud, and the fields and barns have been destroyed. The only way to reach these villages is now NDRF boats, which are engaged in relief and rescue operations day and night.

Things still critical

For the last several days, these villages are in bad condition. Even though the water level has been reduced now, the situation is still bad. The villagers say that water came out of their houses, but the soil and mud ruined everything. The crops have been completely destroyed, which has broken the back of the farmers.

A local farmer said, “Our life was on farming, now everything is over. Neither the house is left, no farm. Now just waiting when the situation should improve.”

NDRF’s rescue operation

NDRF deputy commandant Deepak Singh said that rescue works were started from August 26-27. So far, more than 1500 people have been evacuated. People were taken out of flood water through ropes, tractor-trolleys and boats.

Deepak Singh said, “The water of the rivers Ravi and Ujis comes from Himachal, due to which the flood took the form of a gigantic form. The contact of seven villages was completely broken. We not only evacuate the people, but also brought relief materials. Medical camps were set up and every necessary step is being taken with the district administration.”

Relief from boat, still challenges

NDRF teams are delivering food and drinks, medicines and other important things to these villages through boats day and night. But the challenges are not less. The ways to reach the villages are completely closed. Boats are the only support, and many places water is so deep that there is a danger in the operation. Nevertheless, NDRF, Army, BSF and local administration are doing everything possible.

Please tell that due to heavy rains in Himachal Pradesh and Jammu and Kashmir, the water level in Ravi and Ujdis increased dangerously. Extra water was released from many dams in Punjab, such as Pong, Ranjit Sagar and Bhakra, which further worsened the situation.

NDRF started its preparations before the flood season. Deepak Singh said, “We are ready before the flood every year. But this time the flood level is the worst after 1988.”

Akshay Kumar has once again shown why he is called one of Bollywood’s most hearty and kind actors. Actually Punjab is struggling with the most severe floods in its history. So far 43 people have died in this disaster and villages of 23 districts have been submerged. In such a situation, Bollywood players Kumar have come forward to help these flood victims and they have given crores of rupees for help.

Akshay Kumar gave Rs 5 crore for Punjab flood victims
Please tell that Akshay Kumar has announced a hefty amount of Rs 5 crore for the relief and rescue work of Punjab flood victims. He has described his move as not a donation, but the task of service. In a media statement, Akshay said, “I stand on my view on this. Yes, I am paying Rs 5 crore to buy relief material for the flood victims of Punjab, but who I am going to give someone ‘donation’? When I get a chance to extend a hand of help, I consider myself lucky.”

He further said, “For me, this is my service, I have a very small contribution. I pray that the natural disaster on my brothers and sisters in Punjab soon go away.

Akshay Kumar is Bollywood’s biggest Danveer
This is not the first time that Akshay Kumar has come forward in the time of crisis and helped. Over the years, he has continued financial help and supported in times of disaster and national requirement.

• During the Kovid-19 epidemic, he donated Rs 25 crore to the PM-Care Fund, which was the largest contribution given by a Bollywood actor at that time.
• He contributed by giving PPE kit and sanitizer to BMC of Mumbai.
• He started the “Veer of Veer” initiative with the Government of India to assist the families of martyred soldiers and also contributed to the citizens to do the same.
• In 2019, he promised to pay Rs 5 crore to the families of CRPF jawans who lost their lives in the Pulwama attack.
• In 2018, he donated Rs 1 crore to the Chief Minister of Kerala disaster relief funds for the flood victims and each of the Veer Kosh of India.

These celebrities also extended help for Punjab flood victims
Along with Akshay, many other celebrities have also come forward to help flood affected families. Sonu Sood started a helpline and distributed the necessary items through his foundation. At the same time, Amy Virk pledged to rebuild the most affected 200 houses. Randeep Hooda is present at the ground level in Gurdaspur and is personally monitoring food and water distribution.

Diljit Dosanjh adopted ten flood affected villages of Gurdaspur and Amritsar and has helped them for food, medical aid and rehabilitation. Many others including Karan Aujla, Gurdas Mann, Babbu Mann, Ranjit Bawa, Satinder Sartaj and Kapil Sharma have also contributed through charity and ground efforts.

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Punjab is called the ‘grain bowl of India’. This is a plains which is known for its fertile land and rich agriculture. But in recent times, the flood situation in many parts of Punjab, especially in the monsoon season, has surprised people. The question arises that when Punjab is a field area, where does so much water come from here? Which rivers are responsible for this flood? So let’s know that the root causes of this problem.

Outcrying floods in Punjab

Punjab has been struggling with heavy flood crisis for the last several days. Where on one hand, where more than 1300 villages have been submerged in water, millions of people have become homeless and the crop standing in thousands of acres has been ruined. Roads, bridges and houses have suffered heavy damage. So more than 30 people have also died there. Let us know that five major rivers flow in Punjab, whose name is Sutlej, Beas, Ravi, Chenab and Jhelum. These rivers originate from the Himalayas and their water level rises rapidly due to heavy rains during the monsoon. Due to melting snow in the Himalayan regions and heavy rains, the amount of water in these rivers increases, which reach the plains and takes the form of floods.

Where did so much water come from in Punjab

The question arises that when Punjab is a field area, where does so much water come from here? So the biggest reason for this is heavy rains i.e. due to heavy rains in high areas, it has also affected the plains and the Sutlej river has been the main reason for floods in Punjab. Sutlej, which originates from Mansarovar Lake in Tibet, passes through many districts of Punjab like Ropar, Ludhiana and Ferozepur. Excess water is released from Bhakra Dam, which causes floods in villages and cities on the banks of Sutlej. Apart from this, the increased water in Beas, Ravi, Chenab and Jhelum rivers also caused damage to some parts of Punjab.

Turn rain became the main reason for floods

The biggest heavy rain of the flood is. Excessive rains in the upper areas and heavy monsoon rains in Jammu and Kashmir filled the catchment areas of rivers. The catchment area is the area from where the rain water of other places flows and goes to the rivers. Due to which the rivers started flowing with more water. Water was released from the dams, which increased the flow in the downstream.

This is also a big reason for flood

Another reason for floods in Punjab, unplanned urbanization, encroachment along the sides of rivers and insufficient drainage system have worsened the situation. In many cities of Punjab, the drains and sewer systems were not cleaned on time, due to which rain water filled the roads, houses. Floods dependent on agriculture have not only destroyed crops, but have also affected the lives and property of the people badly. The government has taken several measures for flood control, such as strengthening the embankments and providing controlled flow of water from dams, but these efforts are yet to be fully effective.

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The situation in Punjab is very bad these days. Flood water is spread all around. All from roads to homes are submerged and relief work is going on fast. Meanwhile, many videos related to floods are going viral on social media. In which people are seen expressing their opinion in different style. One of these videos is most discussed.

In this, when a journalist asked a man why the flood had come, he replied in English that the British should also be shy and laugh and laugh. His answer was so strange that anyone was stunned to hear. This video is now becoming increasingly viral on social media.

Hearing the English of the person and holding the forehead

Due to heavy rains in North India, there has been flood in Punjab these days. Life is completely busy. People have to leave their houses and go. Many journalists have reached there to cover the situation of this flood. During this time, a journalist asks a person about the flood.

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In response to this, the person is seen in the video, ‘Flood is the Himalaya Parvat is the Wery Renafaal..E is the China is the world ware and you and do not do not Narendra Modi Wat is this ….’ Even after this, the English of this person continues. Such an insult of English has rarely seen or heard. This video is becoming very viral on social media.

The journalist asked about the floods in Punjab.

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– Ankit Kumar Avasthi (@Kaankit) September 4, 2025

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People are making fun comments

This video, which is going viral, has been shared on social media platform X with an account named @Kaankit. It has been viewed more than 2.17 lakh times so far. Funny comments of many people are also coming on this video. A user commented and wrote, ‘Tell me which brand has been gung.’ One user has written, ‘Hearing such a good English of dignity became happy. If the British listen, we will commit suicide. Another user has made ‘When such confidence will come to me, God.’

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Rain attacks are going on in Haryana, Punjab, Himachal Pradesh and Jammu and Kashmir including Delhi. Yamuna is in spate in Delhi after heavy rains. Yamuna, which has been flourishing with water, has also immersed houses in many areas. The goods of the shops have been ruined, traffic is stalled, due to which the lives of thousands of people got upset.

The water level of the river reached 207 meters, which is the fifth time after 1963. The flood water entered the Nigambodh Ghat, causing the funeral process of funeral at Delhi’s oldest and busiest cremation ghats.

On the other hand, due to heavy rains in Punjab, the situation is getting worse. On Wednesday (September 3), the death toll due to floods increased to 37, while the crops standing on 1.75 lakh hectares of land in 23 districts were completely destroyed. The villages are submerged. The bodies of cattle are flowing in the flow of water.

It is considered to be the most terrible flood in the state since 1988. Relief and rescue work is going on at a war footing, while cooperation is coming from various institutions to help more than 3.55 lakh people stranded in 1,655 villages.

Alerts and closed educational institutions in affected districts

Due to heavy rains, the administration has issued an alert in Rupnagar and Patiala districts. People have been advised to stay safe in homes and be cautious. At the same time, in view of the situation, all schools, colleges and universities of the state have been closed by 7 September.

The ongoing rains in Himachal Pradesh and Jammu and Kashmir have made the water level of Sutlej, Beas and Ravi rivers more dangerous. The boom of these rivers and seasonal drains has submerged the towns and villages, due to which the common life has completely disturbed.