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17 Sep

Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann Launches ‘Mission Chardi Kala’ to Rebuild Flood-Hit State

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Chandigarh, September 17: Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann on Wednesday launched Mission Chardi Kala, a global fundraising campaign to support the rehabilitation of victims of the devastating 2025 floods in Punjab.In a video address, Mann described the disaster as “the most horrifying tragedy in Punjab’s history.” He said the floods submerged 2,300 villages, affected more than two million people, destroyed five lakh acres of crops, damaged 3,200 schools, 19 colleges, and 1,400 health facilities, and washed away 8,500 km of roads and 2,500 bridges. At least 56 lives were lost, while over seven lakh people were left homeless. The…

Bhagwant Mann Leads Cabinet Meeting from Hospital, Reviews Punjab Flood Relief

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Chandigarh, September 7, 2025 – Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann, though admitted in hospital, chaired a virtual cabinet meeting on Sunday to assess the ongoing flood crisis in the state.Mann took a detailed review of rescue and relief operations across flood-hit regions. He instructed officials to ensure uninterrupted supply of food, medicines, and other essential items to families staying in relief camps. He also pressed district administrations to remain fully prepared for emergencies and maintain coordination with disaster response teams.The Chief Minister directed authorities to prioritize the restoration of damaged roads, electricity lines, and drinking water systems. He assured that…

“Punjab Zakhmi Hai, Haara nhi hai” Says Diljit Dosanjh in An Emotional Facebook Post

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Chandigarh, September 4, 2025— Punjabi superstar Diljit Dosanjh has vowed to stay by the side of Punjab’s flood victims long after the waters recede, promising support that goes beyond immediate relief. In an emotional Facebook video, Dosanjh spoke in Hindi so that “everyone could understand the pain of Punjab.” He described the grim reality in flood-hit areas ruined crops, dead cattle, damaged houses, displaced families, and lost lives. “Punjab zakhmi hai, Haara nhi hai,” he said with determination. The singer-actor emphasized that his mission is not just about distributing food and rations. “Even after the floods end, I will help…