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Salman Khan launches Assam flood relief drive, Alia Bhatt urges India to support victims

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Salman Khan launches Assam flood relief drive, Alia Bhatt urges India to support victims
Salman Khan launches Assam flood relief drive, Alia Bhatt urges India to support victims
4 min readBengaluruJul 29, 2026 12:20 PM IST Assam flood: Salman Khan has joined hands with a fan club in Assam to provide on-ground relief for flood-hit communities.Bollywood stars Salman Khan and Alia Bhatt have extended their support to flood-hit Assam. While Salman has launched a phased relief campaign to provide f
'It happens yearly, still catches us off guard': Alia Bhatt urges Assam flood aid
Bollywood actress Alia Bhatt has urged fans to support flood-affected Assam. She highlighted the severe crisis and the need for immediate relief efforts. Salman Khan also joined the campaign, distributing food packets to affected families. The floods have displaced lakhs and submerged vast agricultural lands. Assam
NDTV
NDTV12 hrs ago
Assam Floods: Seven More Deaths In 24 Hours, Over 3 Lakh People Affected
Seven more deaths pushed the toll in the Assam floods to 75 on Tuesday, though the number of affected population came down to 3.32 lakh across seven districts, an official bulletin said.
The Hindu
The Hindu23 hrs ago
Centre-State government jointly working to provide relief to flood-affected people in Assam: PM
"Met MPs from Assam and discussed the prevailing flood situation in various parts of the State. The Centre is working closely with the Assam government in assisting those affected. I pray for everyone's safety and well-being," says Prime Minister
MyJoyOnline
MyJoyOnline1 days ago
East La Burma Valley Residents Association hands over relief items to Tse-Addo flood victims
The East La Burma Valley Residents Association has presented relief items to families affected by the recent flooding in Tse-Addo, La, in Accra following a successful community-wide appeal that attracted donations in cash and kind from residents, businesses and well-wishers. The presentation, held in front of Cherleya
Malay Mail
Malay Mail🏁 first to report3 days ago
Third flood relief centre opens in Melaka as number of evacuees rises
MELAKA, July 26 — The third temporary relief centre has been opened in Melaka to accommodate the increasing number...