Archive · 26 Jul 2026
Assam government to replace flood-damaged textbooks
In Assam, India, recent floods damaged many students' textbooks.
A video of children drying their muddy, wet books on the road went viral on social media.
People were upset and demanded better flood control.
The Assam government promised to give free new textbooks to all affected students.
The floods have caused a lot of damage, displacing many people and disrupting roads.
The government is working to help students continue their education despite the challenges.
Assam government to provide free replacement textbooks to students affected by floods.
Video of children drying flood-damaged books goes viral on social media.
Public outcry demands stricter flood control measures and government accountability.
Floods in Assam have displaced thousands and disrupted education and road connectivity.
Assam Education Minister Ranoj Pegu announces textbook replacement to ensure education continuity.
- Who
- Students in Assam, Assam government
- What
- Flood damage to textbooks, government promise of replacement
- When
- After recent floods, exact dates not specified
- Where
- Assam, India (districts: Nagaon, Cachar, Barpeta)
- Why
- To ensure education continues despite flood damage
Public Outcry
Government Response
Public Reaction
Public Outcry
Public outcry on social media demanding strict flood control measures and accountability from the government.
Government Response
Government promises free replacement textbooks to affected students.
- Affected Districts
- Nagaon, Cachar, Barpeta
- Action Taken
- Free replacement textbooks to be provided
- Social Media Reaction
- Widespread public outcry and support for affected students
- Government Response
- Assam Education Minister Ranoj Pegu announces textbook replacement
- Flood Impact
- Displaced thousands, disrupted education and road connectivity