Eleven deaths occurred in Haryana due to floods and rain, with Rs 4 lakh compensation per family. The state received significantly above-average rainfall, causing widespread damage. The government is providing relief, including funds for aid, rescue operations, and crop damage compensation.
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The health department has deployed two mobile vans and OPD services in flood-hit areas, while veterinary teams are guiding farmers on cattle care
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The university is strengthening Film and Television courses through industry connections, workshops, and internships. It plans collaborations with the Haryana Film Cell, a cultural center for Haryanvi folk arts, and focuses on skill-based learning. Future plans include new departments, infrastructure upgrades, and alumni engagement.
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Relief portal opened for 21 more affected villages
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Families in residential areas wait helplessly for water to recede
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The HSGMC president criticized Punjab Police for detaining Haryana residents related to an AAP MLA's escape. He demanded the raids stop and urged Haryana's CM to take action. HSGMC also offered to adopt a flood-affected Punjab district, aiming to rehabilitate it.
Karnal district residents are sending relief aid to flood-stricken Punjab. Various groups and religious organizations are collecting essential items like food, clothes, and medicine. Donations are coming from across villages, with supplies being dispatched promptly to support the affected families.
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local drains are overflowing, causing water to enter homes, streets and fields
Haryana is committed to cattle protection, providing fodder assistance to registered gaushalas through a special grant scheme. Minister Vipul Goel distributed Rs 1.45 crore in cheques to six Rohtak gaushalas. The government is increasing the Haryana Gau Seva Aayog's budget and ensuring fodder availability, especially during the monsoon season.
Bhuna town, Fatehabad district, faces severe waterlogging after a week of continuous rain. Residents are displaced, and businesses are suffering significant losses. Local groups are providing emergency aid, while the administration's response is deemed insufficient, with inadequate drainage and minimal impact from deployed pumps. The situation risks disease outbreaks.
Heavy rainfall caused river breaches and waterlogging in Ambala and Kurukshetra, impacting villages and crops. Tangri, Markanda, and Ghaggar rivers overflowed. Residents and officials are working to address breaches and manage water flow. Concerns exist over SYL Canal conditions and government response to flooding.
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