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NABARD Approves Rs 795 Crore To Rebuild Infrastructure Damaged By Amphan In Bengal
National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development (NABARD) has sanctioned Rs 795 crore for reconstructing infrastructure damaged by Cyclone Amphan that ripped through West Bengal in May, an official from the agency said on Thursday.
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Death Count Due To Cyclone Amphan Rises To 98 In Bengal: Mamata Banerjee
The death count due to Cyclone Amphan in West Bengal has risen to 98, Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee said on Friday.
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Thunderstorm With 96 kmph Winds Rips Through Amphan-Ravaged Kolkata
Like a sequel of a horror film, Cyclone Amphan 2.0 hurtled through Kolkata on Wednesday evening, uprooting trees, squashing cars, and even threatening to pull down an old building or two.
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PM Modi In Bengal, Odisha Today For Aerial Survey Of Cyclone Amphan Damage
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will visit Bengal and Odisha today for an aerial survey of the ground situation after the havoc by cyclone Amphan. Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee had asked the Prime Minister to visit the state and inspect the damage, which she said was in the tune of Rs 1 lakh crore.
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Cyclone Amphan Impact Worse Than Coronavirus: Mamata Banerjee
The impact of Cyclone Amphan on West Bengal has been worse than the coronavirus pandemic, Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee said this evening after the extremely severe cyclonic storm pounded Bengal, killing three people, damaging buildings and uprooting trees. Damages due to Amphan, she said, could be worth Rs 1 lakh crore.
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Airport, Markets Shut, People To Stay Inside As Kolkata Preps For Amphan
The airport has been shut till 5 am Thursday, commercial establishments, offices and markets have been ordered to close and over three lakh people have been evacuated as Kolkata prepares for Cyclone Amphan - an "extremely severe cyclonic storm" likely to hit Bengal this evening
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Cyclone Amphan: Why Tropical Cyclones And Storm Surges Are deadly
Five facts about tropical cyclones and storm surges ahead of a powerful system, Amphan, which is expected to hit India and Bangladesh on Wednesday:
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NABARD Approves Rs 795 Crore To Rebuild Infrastructure Damaged By Amphan In Bengal
National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development (NABARD) has sanctioned Rs 795 crore for reconstructing infrastructure damaged by Cyclone Amphan that ripped through West Bengal in May, an official from the agency said on Thursday.
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Death Count Due To Cyclone Amphan Rises To 98 In Bengal: Mamata Banerjee
The death count due to Cyclone Amphan in West Bengal has risen to 98, Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee said on Friday.
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Thunderstorm With 96 kmph Winds Rips Through Amphan-Ravaged Kolkata
Like a sequel of a horror film, Cyclone Amphan 2.0 hurtled through Kolkata on Wednesday evening, uprooting trees, squashing cars, and even threatening to pull down an old building or two.
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PM Modi In Bengal, Odisha Today For Aerial Survey Of Cyclone Amphan Damage
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will visit Bengal and Odisha today for an aerial survey of the ground situation after the havoc by cyclone Amphan. Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee had asked the Prime Minister to visit the state and inspect the damage, which she said was in the tune of Rs 1 lakh crore.
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Cyclone Amphan Impact Worse Than Coronavirus: Mamata Banerjee
The impact of Cyclone Amphan on West Bengal has been worse than the coronavirus pandemic, Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee said this evening after the extremely severe cyclonic storm pounded Bengal, killing three people, damaging buildings and uprooting trees. Damages due to Amphan, she said, could be worth Rs 1 lakh crore.
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Airport, Markets Shut, People To Stay Inside As Kolkata Preps For Amphan
The airport has been shut till 5 am Thursday, commercial establishments, offices and markets have been ordered to close and over three lakh people have been evacuated as Kolkata prepares for Cyclone Amphan - an "extremely severe cyclonic storm" likely to hit Bengal this evening
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Cyclone Amphan: Why Tropical Cyclones And Storm Surges Are deadly
Five facts about tropical cyclones and storm surges ahead of a powerful system, Amphan, which is expected to hit India and Bangladesh on Wednesday:
