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Assam floods: Over 6.71 lakh hit; IAF pressed into rescue

Assam's flood situation remained critical on Tuesday with over 6.71 lakh people affected in 20 districts in the second wave of flooding this year, as the Indian Air Force (IAF) rescued 13 stranded......

Assam flood situation worsens, over 2.5 lakh affected; two more dead

The flood situation worsened in Assam on Sunday with two more persons losing their lives and over 2.62 lakh people reeling under the deluge in 12 districts, an official bulletin said. IMAGE:......

Assam's 4th major eviction drive sees lathicharge, protests

A series of eviction drives were conducted in different places of Assam on Wednesday, leaving thousands of alleged "encroachers" in a quandary. IMAGE: Street Vendors Association of Assam members......

Floods in Assam after heavy rain; 142 villages under water, nearly 33,500 affected

The flood condition in Assam remained grim on Monday with overnight heavy rainfall across several parts of the state, inundating villages, towns and farmlands. IMAGE: National Disaster Response......

Assam flood situation worsens; toll rises to 173 as 14 more die, 30 lakh hit

Assam's flood situation worsened on Friday as 14 more people lost their lives taking the toll to 173 while a population of 29.70 lakh in 30 districts were affected, officials said. IMAGE: People......

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Assam floods: Over 6.71 lakh hit; IAF pressed into rescue

Assam flood situation worsens, over 2.5 lakh affected; two more dead

Assam's 4th major eviction drive sees lathicharge, protests

Floods in Assam after heavy rain; 142 villages under water, nearly 33,500 affected

Assam flood situation worsens; toll rises to 173 as 14 more die, 30 lakh hit

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