Area in Daulatpur village head Deenbandhu Chotooram Integration Forum meeting on Thursday, in which the forum was attended by all workers. Former sarpanch and Block on the occasion of the forum President Krishan Chand Saini Congress Birendra Singh, National General Secretary of the party created by former finance minister, Sonia Gandhi is the Dhanyaoad. Former sarpanch and Block on the occasion of the forum President Krishan Chand Saini Congress Birendra Singh, National General Secretary of the party created by former finance minister, Sonia Gandhi is the thanks. He Deenbandhu Sir Chotooram integration platform to run Dr. Dahiya by the contribution they will never forget him. He said the forum for free computer education to poor children and pregnant women by the provision of free ambulence service to have adopted. Om Prakash Saini on the occasion, Kamal Kumar, Ramesh, Jaychand, Dharam Pal, Bhagwandas, wind Saini, Jageer Singh, Pawan Kumar, Rampal, including Sardaram other workers attended the forum.
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Yamunanagar News and Updates
Sapphire Hotel, Yamunanagar
Yamunanagar News and Updates
YAMUNANAGAR: Uninterrupted 16 hours of rain in the Yamuna catchments and Shivalik hills has crippled life in the region. The Hathnikund Barrage has discharged a huge volume of water into the Yamuna at 10 am, and it will reach Delhi in another 36 hours.
The water in the river was 3,04,674 cusecs at 8 am, 2,46,013 cusecs by 2 pm, and 1,95,448 cusecs by 4 pm. On Thursday; 2,08,000 cusecs of water from the Hathnikund Barrage went into the Yamuna, and it created havoc in Delhi on reaching the national capital late Saturday.
More than two-dozen villages on the banks of the Yamuna are under flood warning. Till Saturday night, the rainfall record was 92 mm at Dadupur, 38 mm at Tajewala, and 28 mm at Yamunanagar.
When contacted, Ashok Sangwan, Deputy Commissioner, Yamunanagar, said the administration had cautioned the villagers and ‘offered them updates every two hours and all the support that’s needed. “I have visited many villages, including Odhri, Lakar, Gorapipli and Bhilpura to tell people that administration was prepared for the situation,” he added.
Sangwan accepted there were reports of breach at the Gumthala and Jathlana villages in the Radaur block downstream the Yamuna. “The river has eroded its banks at many points, spilling a lot of water into farm lands,” he said. It has damaged a few houses in Gorapipli, and a survey there is on for distribution of relief.
Fear has gripped people living close to the Yamuna. A member in each family stays awake at night to keep an eye on the rising water.
It’s the fourth flood in the region in less than a month, after July 25 and 31, and August 19.
Yamunanagar is unable to cope up because of poor drainage and floodwater lodged even now in Rampura, Azad Nagar, Tirath Nagar, Gandhi Nagar, Professor Colony, Badi Majra, Prem Nagar, and many other low-lying areas. The roads are beyond repair.
History of Yamunanagar
Yamuna Nagar was earlier known as `Abdulhapur`. Before Independence it was a small village with population concentrated around Jagadhri railway station (Jagadhri is the oldest town of Yamuna Nagar). After partition of India many refugees from Punjab of Pakistan choose to make Yamuna Nagar as their new shelter, which latter became their home and process adding to the culture of the town. The area where refugee`s lands were allocated later developed as the model town area of Yamuna Nagar.
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