During his recent visit to Nagpur, Maharashtra BJP President Ravindra Chavan addressed party workers, warning against using flood relief activities for political mileage, such as donating salaries in the name of the party. He stressed that relief efforts should be genuine and focused on helping affected communities rather than serving as a publicity tool. Chavan encouraged workers to prioritize empathy and transparency while engaging with citizens impacted by natural calamities. Observers noted that his message reflects growing concerns over politicization of relief work, which can undermine trust between authorities and residents. Civic experts argue that authentic engagement, coupled with timely aid distribution, is key to effectively supporting communities during crises. Chavan’s directives aim to reinforce ethical practices while ensuring relief reaches those who need it most. #NagpurNews #FloodRelief #BJP #RavindraChavan #PoliticalEthics #CommunitySupport #DisasterRelief #CivicResponsibility #Transparency #EthicalLeadership
Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis, along with Deputy Chief Ministers Eknath Shinde and Ajit Pawar, is scheduled to visit flood-affected regions in the Marathwada area on Wednesday, September 24, 2025. The recent heavy rains have led to significant damage in districts such as Latur, Dharashiv, Beed, and Parbhani, resulting in the loss of eight lives and extensive harm to both crops and livestock. During their visit, the leaders aim to assess the ground situation, coordinate relief efforts, and engage with affected communities to understand their needs. Deputy CM Shinde has assured farmers of the government's full support during this crisis, emphasizing the administration's commitment to providing immediate assistance. #MaharashtraFloods #MarathwadaRelief #EknathShinde #DevendraFadnavis #AjitPawar #FarmersSupport #FloodAssistance #MaharashtraGovernment #newsone #DisasterRelief
Recent reports indicate that at least 12 people have died in Kolkata and surrounding areas after record rainfall caused severe flooding. Most deaths were due to electrocution, while at least two victims drowned. The city received an astonishing 251.6 mm of rain in 24 hours — the heaviest downpour since 1988 — inundating streets, damaging pandals and idols ahead of Durga Puja, and disrupting power and transport systems. Flights and trains were cancelled or delayed, while roads turned into rivers under waist-deep water. Schools and educational institutions have been closed, and authorities are scrambling to deploy water pumps, restore services, and manage the emergency response. #news #Newsone #KolkataFloods #WestBengalNews #FloodUpdate #DisasterRelief #HeavyRainfall #UrbanFlooding #ClimateImpact #IndiaNews
