School bells stop ringing in flood-hit North India as water cuts off access
Wednesday, 3 September 2025 () Floods across north India have severely disrupted education, leaving students like Suresh Rawat unable to attend school after a bridge washed away. Schools in Punjab, Himachal, and Jammu have been repeatedly closed due to flooding and landslides. Damaged infrastructure, stranded teachers, and lack of access have halted classroom routines, with makeshift arrangements proving insufficient.
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North India is facing severe hardship due to continuous rains. Rivers are overflowing, disrupting travel and forcing school closures. The India Meteorological.. IndiaTimes
Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann assessed flood-affected regions in Firozepur district, assuring villagers of full government compensation for damages. Mann,.. IndiaTimes
The India Meteorological Department issued red alerts for multiple districts across northern India due to continuing heavy rainfall, forecasting flash floods and.. IndiaTimes
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Union Home Minister Amit Shah assessed flood damage in Jammu, assuring full central support and prompt relief efforts. He highlighted the crucial role of the.. IndiaTimes
Following the collapse of a section of the Tawi Bridge No. 4 due to heavy rainfall, the Army's Tiger Division swiftly constructed a 110-feet bailey bridge in.. IndiaTimes
Jammu police seized a land parcel belonging to Mohammed Azam, a Pakistan-based handler of Hizbul Mujahideen, who is originally from Poonch district. Azam, a.. IndiaTimes
Wednesday, 3 September 2025 ()
