Archive · 26 Sep 2025
J&K Govt. to Give Land to Flood Victims
The government in Jammu and Kashmir is helping families who lost their homes in recent floods and landslides.
The Chief Minister, Omar Abdullah, said that each family will get a piece of land, about the size of a small house lot, so they can rebuild.
He visited the affected areas to see the damage and spoke with the families.
This land is meant to give them a place to live after the disaster.
This is to offer both immediate relief and a long-term solution to re-establish the affected people.
J&K government will provide land to families affected by floods and landslides.
Chief Minister Omar Abdullah made the announcement.
Each family will receive 5 marlas of land.
The announcement followed an aerial survey of the affected areas.
The government aims to help families rebuild their homes.
- Who
- Omar Abdullah
- What
- Announced land allotment
- When
- Thursday
- Where
- Duggain village, Kathua district
- Why
- To help families displaced by floods and landslides.
Flood Victims
Government
Land Provision
Flood Victims
Seeking adequate and timely allocation of land for resettlement.
Government
Government's decision to allot 5 marlas per family.
- Announcement
- Land allocation to flood-affected families
- Land Allocation
- 5 marlas per family
- Affected Families
- Rendered homeless by floods and landslides
- Official
- Omar Abdullah, Chief Minister
- Location
- Duggain village, Kathua district