Archive · 13 Sep 2025
Punjab Launches ₹100 Crore Flood Cleanup Drive in 2,300 Villages
The Punjab government is spending ₹100 crore to clean up 2,300 villages hit by floods.
They will provide machines and labor to clear debris, with a cleanup deadline of September 25.
Medical camps with doctors and ambulances will be set up.
They will also care for affected animals, including vaccinations.
The government aims to repair public places by October 15 and finish cleaning ponds by October 22.
The CM also commented on India-Pakistan relations.
Punjab government launches a ₹100 crore cleanliness drive in flood-affected areas.
The goal is to remove debris from 2,300 villages by September 25.
Medical camps with doctors, staff, and ambulances will be set up.
The government will support animal care, including vaccinations.
The CM commented on India-Pakistan relations and criticism of the central government.
- Who
- Punjab government led by CM Bhagwant Mann
- What
- ₹100 crore cleanliness drive in flood-affected areas
- When
- Announced on Saturday, cleanup by September 25
- Where
- Flood-affected areas of Punjab (2,300 villages)
- Why
- To restore normal life and prevent disease spread after floods
Punjab Government
BJP
India-Pakistan Relations
Punjab Government
Criticized double standards regarding relations with Pakistan.
BJP
Implied issues with Pakistan without directly stating a position.
Central Government Aid
Punjab Government
Implied criticism of the Central government.
BJP
Not explicitly stated in the provided article
- Initiative
- Mega Rehabilitation and Cleanliness Drive
- Funding
- ₹100 crore
- Villages Affected
- 2,300
- Cleanup Deadline
- September 25
- Medical Camps
- To be set up in flood-affected villages
- Ambulances
- 550 arranged for medical assistance
Sources
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Maharashtra Announces Rs 73.91 Crore Compensation For Rain-Hit Farmers
Punjab: Union Minister B L Verma reviews flood situation in Sahnewal
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Pakistan: Punjab faces severe flood threat as Sutlej, Ravi, Chenab rivers swell
CM Mann vows to work on a war-footing to provide relief to people
15 months on, 3-state panel’s proposal of Sutlej’s hazard survey yet to see light of day
Rs 12,000 crore SDRF row: Punjab BJP makes public CAG Report, seeks CM Mann’s apology for ‘lying to people’
CM announces to make all flood affected villages free from silt and debris in 10 days