Archive · 7 Sep 2025
Nashik Onion Traders Send Aid to Punjab Flood Victims
Imagine a big storm caused floods in Punjab, making it hard for people there.
Kind onion sellers from Nashik heard about it and decided to help.
They sent a huge truck filled with 40 tonnes of onions, which is like a lot of food!
The onions are worth a lot of money.
A long journey of 1600 kilometers was needed to reach the people in need.
A special group helped pay for the truck to get the onions there.
This is a great example of people helping each other in tough times.
Onion traders from Lasalgaon sent 40 tonnes of onions to Punjab flood victims.
The market value of the onions exceeds five lakh rupees.
The onions will travel 1600 kilometers to reach Punjab.
Gurdwara Guptasar Sahib and the Sikh community funded the transport.
The Union Agriculture Minister visited flood-affected areas in Punjab.
- Who
- Nashik onion traders and Sikh community
- What
- Sent 40 tonnes of onions to Punjab flood victims
- When
- The article does not specify when the onions were sent.
- Where
- From Lasalgaon, Nashik to Punjab
- Why
- To aid flood victims in Punjab
- Onion Quantity
- 40 tonnes
- Onion Market Value
- Over five lakh rupees
- Distance Traveled
- 1600 kilometers
- Transport Cost
- About two and a half lakh rupees
- Who Funded Transport
- Gurdwara Guptasar Sahib and the Sikh community