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Bihar Flood: Jawainiya village of Bhojpur submerged in Ganga! Many houses merged in the Ganga River; people forced to live on dams

Monsoon brings devastation every year in Bihar. This year, several districts have been affected by floods, but one particular village has faced especially severe damage. Here, people had strangled so many dreams and built a dream house, which got submerged in water in a moment. This refers to Jawainiya village, located in the Shahpur block of Bihar’s Bhojpur district. Which was completely destroyed by the flood of Ganga. About 300 houses have been washed away in the flood, and people are now forced to live on dams. Demand is still being raised for proper compensation to the families. Let us tell you that last year also 59 houses were lost to erosion. But this year the situation was seen to be even more serious. The administration has set up camps for those affected by the flood by putting up tents, pandals, and tarpaulins on the nearly five-kilometer-long embankment. Seeing this scene of devastation, it seems that Jawainiya village will remain only a history. Many historical and religious places of the village also got submerged in the river. Along with this, the water tank of the tap-water scheme and huge trees also got submerged in the flow. Relief services are being provided free of cost to those affected by the floods, with the administration and SDRF teams actively involved in rescue and assistance efforts. This village got submerged in the river after two years In 2023, the Water Resources Minister of Bihar had said that there is no possibility of erosion on the banks of the Ganges River in Jawainiya village, and in the end the same situation came to the fore. Residents are watching the flood with their cattle and bags. The rapid erosion of the Ganges River took such a terrible form that Jawainiya village was completely submerged. In this episode, Power Star Pawan Singh went to meet the people in the flood-affected area. Many videos of Pawan Singh went viral on social media; everyone present there wanted to take a photo or selfie with him. Pawan Singh donated a truck of relief material, which included bamboo, tarpaulin, and other essential items. People appreciated his initiative a lot. Let us tell you that Bhojpuri star Pawan Singh has helped the flood-affected people even before this. At such a time, a popular face like Pawan Singh coming forward to help increased the respect for him among the people.

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Varanasi Floods: Manikarnika and Harishchandra Ghats Underwater, Residents on Edge

Varanasi Floods: Manikarnika and Harishchandra Ghats Underwater, Residents on Edge In the last three days, Ganga has risen by about 11 feet on the ghats. Now it has reached 71.26 meters, above the warning level (70.36 meters). Due to the water of Ganga reaching the ghats, Manikarnika and Harishchandra crematoriums have been completely submerged, due to which people are facing great difficulties in cremation. People who have brought the dead body have to wait, and not only this, but the sad thing is that cremation has to be done on the roofs and streets. Let us tell you that due to the flood in Ganga, 436 families have left their homes so far. It is believed that this time the water level of the Ganga can also cross the warning point. Ganga river in spate The Ganga’s flood has increased so much that the Central Water Commission has also warned that the Ganga’s attitude may become more aggressive in the next few hours. Extensive security arrangements have been made for the Kanwar pilgrims. Barricades have been set up along the ghats, and boat operations in the Ganga have been suspended. Local people say that such a situation was seen in the month of August, but with the water rising even before August, the Ganga’s attitude has become a matter of concern. Many coastal settlements, including Deendayalpur, Paigambarpur, Pulkohana, Purana Pul, Ruppanpur, and Salarpur, are being affected by the Ganga’s flood in Kashi. People have vacated their homes and moved to other places and flood relief camps. They will return to their homes only after the water level decreases. Rain continues in Madhya Pradesh and Uttarakhand too Continuous rain continues in Madhya Pradesh and Uttarakhand, due to which the water level in the rivers is rising rapidly. Looking at the situation, the gates of many dams are being opened. It is estimated that by Friday night, the water level may increase further due to the water coming from Chambal, Betwa, and other rivers. Which is likely to have a direct impact on daily life for the people of Kashi. The Central Water Commission says that after August 5, there will be a rapid flow in Kashi and surrounding areas, and the water level of Ganga may rise considerably. However, the administration is fully alert amid the possibility of flood. The administration has appealed to the people to avoid going to the riverbankand immediately contact the help center in case of any emergency.

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Delhi-NCR and Mumbai Soaked by Showers, Orange Alert in Effect

Delhi-NCR: Early morning showers in Delhi-NCR on Wednesday led to flooded streets and major traffic delays for commuters. Key locations such as Noida, Press Enclave Road, and areas near Qutub Minar Metro Station experienced especially tough commuting conditions due to waterlogged streets. #WATCH | Traffic snarls at ITO amid heavy rain in the national capital of Delhi pic.twitter.com/uNYyW4U7UM — ANI (@ANI) July 23, 2025 The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has placed an orange alert on the region, indicating the likelihood of more showers throughout the day. This warning follows another episode of intense rainfall on Tuesday, which had already slowed traffic and caused disruptions in various parts of Delhi. Place Rainfall Recorded Safdarjung 8.8 mm Ridge (North Delhi) 22.4 mm Rajghat 22.2 mm Lodhi Road 14.2 mm Najafgarh 11 mm Pusa 13.5 mm Ayanagar 1.5 mm Palam 0.5 mm As of now, July has brought 136.3 mm of rainfall to Delhi, which remains lower than the typical July average of 209.7 mm. Most of this month’s rainfall has been in the light to moderate range, with heavy downpours yet to occur. Mumbai & Maharashtra Weather Update Heavy monsoon showers continue to drench Mumbai and nearby districts. The IMD has put out an orange alert for Mumbai, Thane, Raigad, Ratnagiri, Sindhudurg, and Palghar, warning residents to stay cautious. Persistent waterlogging has led Mumbai Traffic Police to temporarily close the Andheri Subway for public safety. IMD Rain Classifications Type Rainfall in last 24 hours(mm) Light Up to 15.5 mm in 24 hours Moderate 15.6–64.4 mm in 24 hours Heavy More than 64.4 mm in 24 hours

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