Flood Relief

When Punjab was devastated by relentless rainfall far above normal levels, VMRK responded with compassion and determination during this challenging crisis, delivering vital relief measures…

North India, August–September 2025 India's summer monsoon between June and September is vital for farming, but non-stop torrential rainfall often leads to flash floods and landslides that bring sorrow to many families. This year, between August 22 and September 4,...

India has a tropical climate and after the scorching summer the whole country eagerly awaits the monsoon rain. However, this year’s monsoon brought excessive rainfall that caused flooding in many states. One northen state, Himachal Pradesh, experienced severe flash floods and landslides. The Mandi district was particularly affected …

Heavy monsoon rains caused severe flooding and landslides in many states in northern India. The deluge affected mainly people living in low-lying areas and along river banks. Inspired by Sant Baljit Singh Ji’s teachings that emphasise serving and helping those in need, VMRK offered flood relief charitable services …

In August and September 2018, Uttar Pradesh reeled under incessant rains and the rising Ganga river. As massive flooding wreaked havoc across multiple districts, military personnel rescued and evacuated people stranded by the floods, trying to seek shelter from collapsing buildings or lightning strikes.

Bihar is India’s most flood-prone state due to torrential rain in the foothills of the Himalayas during the summer monsoon season. In August 2017, a sudden increase in water discharge due to the heavy monsoon downpours in Nepal and Bihar led to flash floods after rivers broke their banks.