Archive · 6 Sep 2025
Sonu Sood Aids Boy in Punjab Flood After NDTV Campaign
A young boy in flood-hit Punjab who has a kidney problem will now get medical help after an NDTV news campaign.
The boy's village is cut off due to flooding, and his family lost their farm.
Actor Sonu Sood and Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann have promised to help the boy.
Sood plans to visit the family and is working to assist others affected by the floods.
His sister is on the ground, helping people get medical aid and essential supplies.
The floods have caused significant damage, with many deaths and large areas of farmland affected.
An eight-year-old boy with a kidney disorder will receive medical aid after an NDTV campaign.
The boy's village in Punjab is cut off due to floods and crop damage.
Sonu Sood and Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann have assured support to the family.
Doctors from AIIMS Delhi will examine the boy.
The death toll from the Punjab floods has risen to 46.
- Who
- Sonu Sood, NDTV, Bhagwant Mann
- What
- Providing medical aid and support for flood victims
- When
- Ongoing
- Where
- Punjab, India
- Why
- To help people affected by floods
- Affected Boy's Condition
- Nephronic Syndrome
- Medical Aid Providers
- AIIMS Delhi doctors
- Affected Village
- Talwandi Rai Dadu
- Actor's Promise
- Will help the family
- Death toll
- 46
- Damaged Land
- 1.75 lakh hectares
Sources
NDTV Campaign: Bhagwant Mann, Sonu Sood Step In To Help Boy With Kidney Disorder
Sonu Sood & Sister Malvika Step Up To Help As Punjab Hit By Worst Floods Since 1988| Watch Exclusive
Milkfed seeks ₹50 crore grant from NDDB to provide free cattle feed in flood-affected districts
