Distress Camp Of India
- All
- News
-
Government Deportations Leave Families Of Bengali Migrants In Deep Distress
60-something Bhodu Sheikh sat on the porch of his ramshackle hut in Dorjee Para, a settlement tucked away in one corner of Paikar village in the Muslim-majority Murarai assembly constituency of West Bengal's Birbhum district, with a blank look in his
-
"Dramabaazi": Nirmala Sitharaman After Rahul Gandhi Meets Migrant Workers
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman today derided Rahul Gandhi's move to meet migrant workers camping at a flyover in Delhi as "dramabaazi" and said the Congress should "be more responsible" while targeting the centre on migrants in distress because of the coronavirus lockdown.
-
Why Noushad, A Cloth Vendor, Is Winning Hearts In Flood-Hit Kerala
Noushad did not think twice while opening the sealed bundles of new clothes, kept in his godown for Eid sale, and donate it to the distressed people, who are living in relief camps after losing everything in the floods and massive landslides in north Kerala.
-
As Floodwaters Recede In Kerala, Focus Shifts To People At Relief Camps
As floodwaters recede in Kerala, the focus is now on taking care of the over 10.40 lakh people staying in relief camps and rehabilitating people whose houses have been destroyed in the floods. People from all over the country and abroad have pitched in to help the state by offering material and also cash donations to the Chief Minister's Distress R...
-
Hyundai India Donates Rs. 1 Crore Towards Kerala's Flood Relief Fund
Hyundai has joined the growing list of auto manufacturers in India who has donated towards Kerala's Chief Minister Distress Relief Fund. The South Korean carmaker has announced donating Rs. 1 crore extending support to Kerala.
-
15 Dead In Madhya Pradesh Deluge, Narmada River Above Danger Mark
As many as 15 people have died due to flood in Madhya Pradesh in the last couple of days as heavy rains continued to lash large parts of the state with Army shifted over 400 deluge-hit people in Satna district to safer places.
-
129 Detained Myanmar Fishermen Return From India
A total of 129 out of 249 Myanmar fishermen, who had served their prison terms in India after being detained for illegally entering territorial waters, were released and have returned homme, officials said on today.
-
Sushma Swaraj Helps Distressed Woman, Daughter Living In Refugee Camp
An Indian woman in distress and her daughter, living in a refugee camp in Germany, are being sent back to India, after she appealed to External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj for help. "We have brought Gurpreet and her 8 year old daughter from the refugee camp to our Consulate in Frankfurt," Ms Swaraj tweeted.
-
Jammu and Kashmir Floods: As Skies Open Up, the Distressed Turn to Religious Shrine for Shelter
A house of worship, for the faithful, is often a doorway into the spiritual world, but when a land is caught in the devastation of terrible floods, a religious shrine can sometimes be all that stands between death and physical preservation.
-
Government Deportations Leave Families Of Bengali Migrants In Deep Distress
60-something Bhodu Sheikh sat on the porch of his ramshackle hut in Dorjee Para, a settlement tucked away in one corner of Paikar village in the Muslim-majority Murarai assembly constituency of West Bengal's Birbhum district, with a blank look in his
-
"Dramabaazi": Nirmala Sitharaman After Rahul Gandhi Meets Migrant Workers
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman today derided Rahul Gandhi's move to meet migrant workers camping at a flyover in Delhi as "dramabaazi" and said the Congress should "be more responsible" while targeting the centre on migrants in distress because of the coronavirus lockdown.
-
Why Noushad, A Cloth Vendor, Is Winning Hearts In Flood-Hit Kerala
Noushad did not think twice while opening the sealed bundles of new clothes, kept in his godown for Eid sale, and donate it to the distressed people, who are living in relief camps after losing everything in the floods and massive landslides in north Kerala.
-
As Floodwaters Recede In Kerala, Focus Shifts To People At Relief Camps
As floodwaters recede in Kerala, the focus is now on taking care of the over 10.40 lakh people staying in relief camps and rehabilitating people whose houses have been destroyed in the floods. People from all over the country and abroad have pitched in to help the state by offering material and also cash donations to the Chief Minister's Distress R...
-
Hyundai India Donates Rs. 1 Crore Towards Kerala's Flood Relief Fund
Hyundai has joined the growing list of auto manufacturers in India who has donated towards Kerala's Chief Minister Distress Relief Fund. The South Korean carmaker has announced donating Rs. 1 crore extending support to Kerala.
-
15 Dead In Madhya Pradesh Deluge, Narmada River Above Danger Mark
As many as 15 people have died due to flood in Madhya Pradesh in the last couple of days as heavy rains continued to lash large parts of the state with Army shifted over 400 deluge-hit people in Satna district to safer places.
-
129 Detained Myanmar Fishermen Return From India
A total of 129 out of 249 Myanmar fishermen, who had served their prison terms in India after being detained for illegally entering territorial waters, were released and have returned homme, officials said on today.
-
Sushma Swaraj Helps Distressed Woman, Daughter Living In Refugee Camp
An Indian woman in distress and her daughter, living in a refugee camp in Germany, are being sent back to India, after she appealed to External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj for help. "We have brought Gurpreet and her 8 year old daughter from the refugee camp to our Consulate in Frankfurt," Ms Swaraj tweeted.
-
Jammu and Kashmir Floods: As Skies Open Up, the Distressed Turn to Religious Shrine for Shelter
A house of worship, for the faithful, is often a doorway into the spiritual world, but when a land is caught in the devastation of terrible floods, a religious shrine can sometimes be all that stands between death and physical preservation.
