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An earthquake of magnitude 4.5 struck Tajikistan on Saturday afternoon, as reported by the National Centre for Seismology (NCS).
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Former India opener Shikhar Dhawan extended support to Punjab flood victims through a heartfelt appeal and aid via his foundation. PM Modi announced a ₹1,600 crore relief package, reviewed damage in Gurdaspur, and assured additional funds under SDRF and PM-Kisan schemes for recovery efforts.
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In a major relief effort, Punjab Governor flagged off nine trucks carrying essential supplies for people affected by floods. The initiative aims to provide immediate support to families in flood-hit areas, ensuring food, water, and other necessities reach those in need quickly.
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All schools and colleges in Jammu & Kashmir will remain closed on Thursday due to heavy rains and flood-like conditions, while Kashmir University has postponed all exams amid ongoing rescue operations. Scroll down to read more.
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The rainstorm alert in the Chinese capital was cancelled on Tuesday as the rainbands weakened and shifted eastward, although showers were still forecast for the afternoon and evening.
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London-based hypnotherapist Nicolas Aujula has previously made several predictions, including Trump’s victory in the presidential elections, the rise of AI, the COVID pandemic, and robot armies, all of which have proven to be accurate.  
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The death toll in the Nepal floods has risen to 112, according to the Armed Police Force and Nepal Police database. Dozens of people are still missing in the landslide and flooding triggered by torrential rainfall in the country.
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Chief Minister Nitish Kumar had on Saturday visited a relief camp for flood-hit people in Hajipur, and instructed officials to "take all-out efforts to provide assistance and relief".  
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Odisha CM Mohan Charan Majhi, who undertook an aerial survey of the flood-affected areas in the district, directed the authorities concerned to ensure the rescue of people living in villages marooned due to the flood in Subarnarekha River following deep depression-induced heavy rain in northern Odisha and upper catchment areas of the river.
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Heavy rainfall has caused severe flooding in Andhra Pradesh, with roads and houses submerged.
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The disaster has primarily affected 11 districts in the eastern part of Bangladesh, leaving over five million people in dire conditions.
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At least 24 people died and two others went missing in the wake of torrential rainfall.  






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