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Jalandhar
Behind his silent demeanour lies a story soaked in sorrow. A breach in a temporary bundh in Bhaini Bahadur village caused by rising waters of the Beas led to flooding of several villages including Gurjot's village Baupur Jadid on August 11. Even if the water has receded, the struggle remains.
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Bakshish Kaur, a 65-year-old widow, returned to her flood-damaged home in Baupur village. Her belongings, including her house, were covered in silt. Despite hardship, she is tirelessly trying to clean up. She faces fear, exhaustion, and a long road to rebuilding her life with little help.
A family in Rampur Sunnra faces homelessness after heavy rains damaged their home's roof. With the husband ill and supported by a meager pension, Parmjeet Kaur can't afford repairs. The unsafe structure poses a threat, prompting the family to seek financial aid from local authorities.
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Punjab farmers can remove silt and sand from fields without permits under the 'Jehda Khet, Ohdi Ret' scheme until December 31, 2025. This aims to aid farmers after recent floods, enabling timely sowing and providing economic relief. The removal is not considered mining.
Three female cricketers from Hoshiarpur were selected for the Punjab Under-19 women's cricket team camp in Amritsar. The camp, organized by the Punjab Cricket Association, runs from September 14-21, and players will compete for spots on the Punjab team. HDCA officials congratulated the players.
Indian athletes, including Harbhajan Singh, Manpreet Singh, Mandeep Singh, and Hardik Singh, are actively aiding flood-affected communities in Punjab. They are distributing relief, offering emotional support, and directly assisting affected families, providing both practical help and a morale boost during recovery.
Fifteen Punjab hockey players, led by Olympian Gurjit Kaur, will represent India at the International Hockey Cup in Melbourne, Australia, from October 2-5. The Punjab Warriors, approved by Hockey India, will compete against teams from Australia, New Zealand, and Japan. The team departs September 28 and returns October 8.
Phagwara residents can get a 10% rebate on their 2025-26 property tax if paid by September 30. The MC office will be open weekends and holidays. Also, the Lok Kalyan Mela is offering street vendors PM SVANidhi loans.
Deputy Commissioner Panchal ordered health officials to finish three new clinics and intensify dengue awareness. Veterinary teams are treating livestock in flood-affected areas, providing vaccinations, medicines, and feed to farmers. The administration prioritizes both human and animal health.
A free medical camp was held in flood-hit village Meharu, Phagwara, led by Jarnail Nangal. Medical services and essential food supplies were provided with support from leaders and doctors. Further camps are planned, and the Punjab government pledged assistance to all affected families.
CT Group hosted a fundraiser featuring Rajiv Thakur to support Punjab flood relief. The event aimed to raise funds, foster unity, and provide aid to flood victims. It received an overwhelming response from students and citizens.
The Shri Vishwakarma Temple in Phagwara celebrated Vishwakarma Puja Day with a havan, flag hoisting, and devotional hymns. Devotees offered prayers and enjoyed a langar. Special guests were honored. The Shri Vishwakarma Charitable Hospital Trust held a free medical camp, serving approximately 300 patients.
Minister Bhagat and Mayor Dhir initiated Rs 75 lakh road projects in New Avatar Nagar. The projects aim to improve commuting and address residents' needs. More projects are planned, with officials warned about quality and timely completion. Residents expressed gratitude for the improved connectivity.
A widow in Bhawda was robbed last night. Burglars broke into her home, stealing ₹40,000, gold jewelry, and armed with knives. The victim was asleep and alone; her husband passed away two years ago and her son lives in the US. Police are investigating.
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Nakodar police arrested 10 for planning crimes, recovering weapons. Lohian Khas police arrested a man for caste-based assault. Mehatpur police booked two women for culpable homicide related to a drug overdose. The High Court adjourned Ekta Kapoor's hearing to November 20. Nurmahal police arrested two drug peddlers with 31 tablets.
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The Red Run Marathon, a five-kilometer event, took place at IKGPTU, Hoshiarpur, organized by the Youth Services Department Punjab and Punjab State AIDS Control Society. MLA Bram Shankar Jimpa flagged off the marathon, emphasizing youth well-being and awareness. Winners received cash prizes.
On Prime Minister Modi's birthday, the Youth Citizens Council distributed suits to needy women in Hoshiarpur, while BJP Yuva Morcha organized a blood donation camp, medical camp, and blanket distribution. Both events were attended by local leaders and celebrated Modi's service-oriented leadership.
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Following floods, officials must submit accurate damage reports within two weeks. Compensation for crop and house damage, and livestock losses, will be provided, with funds transferred directly to beneficiaries. Public announcements and verification processes aim for transparent and prompt aid distribution.
Over 11,000 patients were treated in Jalandhar's flood-affected areas after monsoon season health camps. Skin problems were most common, followed by fever and eye infections. Despite high snakebite incidents elsewhere, none occurred in affected zones. Though dengue larvae were found, no dengue or malaria cases were confirmed in the flood zone.
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