Archive · 6 Aug 2026

Bharatiya Kisan Sangh launches relief campaign for Assam flood victims

Bharatiya Kisan Sangh launches relief campaign for Assam flood victims

Floods are when too much water covers the land.

Right now, big floods are happening in Assam, a state in India.

The water has affected 1,60,000 people across 14 districts.

Sadly, 95 people have lost their lives because of the floods.

Many families have lost their homes, farms, and animals.

A group called Bharatiya Kisan Sangh, which means 'Indian Farmers' Association', has started a big helping mission.

They plan to help about 5,000 families get back on their feet.

They are giving farmers rice seeds to plant and food for their animals.

They are also giving school uniforms to more than 5,000 children so they can keep learning.

Volunteers are fixing damaged houses and setting up health camps to keep people safe and healthy.

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