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Bihar Flood Relief by IITG, IIT Guwahati, Gauhati (2026)

22/08/2020

*****SECOND RELIEF CAMPAIGN UPDATE POST: SAHARSA (DISTRICT)*****

Another flood relief camp was organized by BIHAR Flood Relief & Fundraiser team at district.

What do we take away from this life? If it is not the feeling of satisfaction having done good in the face of calamity, and having fought with collective effort. This happiness of people will mark your day good, and blessed. Bihar is lost in dark nights, with poor administration, and no social awareness, but with our efforts, it could see the sun each soul at a time. This only happened because of trust put in us by our donors, and volunteers. Every person is working round the clock in our group to assist Bihar in disaster relief campaigns. We thank you all for your kind contribution and the continuous support to our Nobel cause to help the needy flood-affected people of Bihar during this tough time. Your generous support towards this noble cause has strengthened the motivation of the drive. Here are the details of our second phase distribution drive:

Date of the relief: 21/08/2020
The relief camp was led by Amit Raj, Ph.D. Scholar, Department of Mechanical Engineering, IIT Guwahati, and was helped by local volunteers. A total of 8 essential items were handed out to 130 flood-affected poor families.
The items include Daal (1 kg), Chura (1 kg), soap(2piece), surf (2packets), Chini (500gm), Biscuits (6packet), Matchbox (6packets).

Before starting the relief camp our team inspected the flood-affected area and made the list of severely affected families. Then based on their common needs we made a list of items as per family package. The relief packages were properly sanitized after packaging and loading. Proper safety measurement for Covid-19 was practiced throughout the distribution by following all the guidelines given by the government.

PS: we are still open for donations. We will be conducting more relief camps in the upcoming future. Dates and places will be notified later. We request to all come forward and support us by sharing, donation, and volunteering with us. As it is said, Life is worth living, when lived for others. Donate generously to us, we will make sure that your contribution sponsor more and more smiling faces. BIG SMILE.

Donate us generously via:
UPI: ayush.rajkhg159@oksbi
PhonePe | G Pay | Paytm: 7646034090
Account Transfer:
A/c name: Ayush Raj
A/c No.: 38639185406
IFSC: SBIN0014262
For any queries reach out our volunteers at:
Rahul: 7258813902 | Karan: 7907163207 | Keshav: 7979039554
Few more link to follow our flood-relief campaign are given below:
1. Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/biharfloodreliefbyiitg
2. Instagram:

"It is not how much we do, but how much love we put in the doing.
It is not how much we give, but how much love we put in the giving."
— Mother Teresa

IIT Guwahati IIT Guwahati Community Fundraiser

22/08/2020

*****FIRST RELIEF CAMPAIGN UPDATE POST: MUZAFFARPUR (DISTRICT)*****
“Part of being a person is about helping others.” – Regis Murayi
Dear all,
What do we take away from this life? If it is not the feeling of satisfaction having done good in the face of calamity, and having fought with collective effort. This happiness of people will mark your day good, and blessed. Bihar is lost in dark nights, with poor administration, and no social awareness, but with our efforts, it could see the sun each soul at a time. This only happened because of trust put in us by our donors, and volunteers. Every person is working round the clock in our group to assist Bihar in disaster relief campaigns. We thank you all for your kind contribution and the continuous support to our Nobel cause to help the needy flood-affected people of Bihar during this tough time. Your generous support towards this noble cause has strengthened the motivation of the drive. Here are the details of our first phase distribution drive:

Date of the relief: 21/08/2020
District-
Families benefitted - 150
The relief camp was led by Rupesh Kumar Jha, PG-Student, Development studies, IIT Guwahati, and was helped by local volunteers.

Before starting the relief camp our team inspected the flood-affected area and made the list of severely affected families. Then based on their common needs we made a list of items as per family package. The relief packages were properly sanitized after packaging and loading. Proper safety measurement for Covid-19 was practiced throughout the distribution by following all the guidelines given by the government.

PS: we are still open for donations. We will be conducting more relief camps in the upcoming future. Dates and places will be notified later. We request to all come forward and support us by sharing, donation, and volunteering with us. As it is said, Life is worth living, when lived for others. Donate generously to us, we will make sure that your contribution sponsor more and more smiling faces. BIG SMILE.

Donate us generously via:
UPI: ayush.rajkhg159@oksbi
PhonePe | G Pay | Paytm: 7646034090
Account Transfer:
A/c name: Ayush Raj
A/c No.: 38639185406
IFSC: SBIN0014262

For any queries reach out our volunteers at:
Rahul: 7258813902 | Karan: 7907163207 | Keshav: 7979039554

Few more link to follow our flood-relief campaign are given below:

1. Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/biharfloodreliefbyiitg
2. Instagram:

"It is not how much we do, but how much love we put in the doing.
It is not how much we give, but how much love we put in the giving."
— Mother Teresa

IIT Guwahati IIT Guwahati Community Fundraiser

16/08/2020

Dear Friends,

Hope you receive this mail to the best of your heath.

In this grave situation of the COVID-19 pandemic and Devastating-Flood, people of Bihar are suffering heavily. Bihar has seen such a catastrophe because of flood after several decades. As per the report, more than 80 lakh of people of over 16 districts continued to reel under flood caused by the surging water of Baghmati, Burih Gandak, Kamlabalan, Adhwara, Ghaghra, Khiroi, and Koshi river of Bihar. IITG community helped Assam and Bihar people last year too and always joined hands to help affected people in such a time need. However, people of Bihar faces floods every year but they have faced such catastrophe after several decades.

"Life is not lived until it's lived for others", it's time for all our countrymen to help Bihar in this difficult situation through relief funds. We are running a donation drive for the same which will be continued from now onwards (till 23rd August 2020). We request you to donate generously to help the flood victims.

Please note:
The amount collected will be used to buy the below items and packed to distribute among the flood victims.
Food items (based on the need for flood victims)
Daily need items (soap, torch, matchboxes, etc.)
Hygiene items ( mask, face shield, sanitizers, gloves, etc.)
Contribution can be made via the following means:

Through Bank Account details:

Account Name: Ayush Raj

Account Number: 38639185406

IFSC code: SBIN0014262

Through Google pay number & UPI ID:

Phone number (PhonePe/Gpay/Paytm) : 7646034090

Gpay id: ayush.rajkhg159@oksbi (All UPI apps)

For any queries feel free to reach our volunteers at

Rahul - 7258813902

Karan - 7907163207

Keshav Kumar - 7979039554

Your kind contribution can help the lakh of flood-affected people of Bihar. In this grave situation of flood and COVID-19 pandemic, your helping hand can bring a smile on someone's face.

15/08/2020

The death toll in Bihar floods climbed to 25 on this thursday with one of the 16 affected districts reporting a fresh fatality, though inundation by overflowing rivers with origins in Nepal appeared to have slowed down, causing the number of those hit by the calamity to rise by less than a lakh. The number of people hit by the floods, till date, was 77.77 lakh, up from 77.18 lakh on the previous day. In the recent past, the figure has grown by more than one lakh every day. Wednesday had registered a rise of more than two lakh people. The number of affected blocks across the 16 districts was 128, one more than the previous day, while 1,282 panchayats have been hit by the deluge, an increase of 11 for the same period.

With due respect to adherents of contemporary media and journalism, it is well-known that Bihar floods have never been a significant subject of headlines on the national media. Hence, it is upon us to try and extend our helping hands in whatsoever way possible in the concurrent scenario. It may, of course, be inconvenient to actively involve ourselves in person amidst the reigning situations. However, the least we can do is extend our by donating to this noble cause so that the same can be utilized to fulfill their needs through concerning authorities. We the students of IIT Guwahati have started a fundraiser to support them who are fighting alone with two of the devastating nature's calamity: Covid19 and Flood. Therefore, it is an earnest request to donate generously through the links given here and help Bihar in this very moment:

UPI: ayush.rajkhg159@oksbi
PhonePe | G Pay | Paytm: 7646034090
Account Transfer:
A/c name: Ayush Raj
A/c No.: 38639185406
IFSC: SBIN0014262

For any queries reach out our volunteers at:
Rahul: 7258813902 | Karan: 7907163207 | Keshav: 7979039554

Follow us on:
1. Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/biharfloodreliefbyiitg
2. Instagram:

Send them your belssings.. Help us in our nobel cause!!
“If you want happiness for an hour, take a nap.
If you want happiness for a day, go fishing.
If you want happiness for a year, inherit a fortune.
If you want happiness for a lifetime, help somebody”
~Anonyms

14/08/2020

Bihar Flood this year has devastated the whole region, and about 80 lakhs people are affected in various districts in the time of COVID 19 Lockdown. Several people have lost their lives, and millions have their livelihood. Indian Institute of Technology Guwahati is carrying out flood relief campaign to support in the affected areas due to floods. We need your support to mitigate the hardships of our fellow citizens, and to provide urgent relief to flood affected families in Bihar. Please support us to reach out to those affected with immediate help.

12/08/2020

Donate us generously via:

UPI: ayush.rajkhg159@oksbi
PhonePe | G Pay | Paytm: 7646034090
Account Transfer:
A/c name: Ayush Raj
A/c No.: 38639185406
IFSC: SBIN0014262

Follow us on:

1. Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/biharfloodreliefbyiitg
2. Instagram:

For any queries reach out our volunteers at:
Rahul: 7258813902 | Karan: 7907163207 | Keshav: 7979039554

10/08/2020

While we take refuge at our homes to evade the deadly COVID-19, many out there are not that fortunate enough with their houses, properties, and lives being washed away by the 2020 Bihar Floods. It is not a new piece of news that requires special awareness. It is that time of the year again when we need to reunite in its real sense and bring forth the best of our capacities to help the ones in need. To date, the 2020 Bihar floods have left more than half of the state in devastation. With due respect to adherents of contemporary media and journalism, it is well-known that Bihar floods have never been a significant subject of headlines on the national media. Hence, it is upon us to try and extend our helping hands in whatsoever way possible in the concurrent scenario. It may, of course, be inconvenient to actively involve ourselves in person amidst the reigning situations. However, the least we can do is extend our financial support by donating to this noble cause so that the same can be utilized to fulfill their needs through concerning authorities. Therefore, it is an earnest request to donate generously through the links given here and help Bihar.

Here are a few facts you need to know about Bihar Floods:

1. The total number of flood-affected people in the state has risen to 74 lakh. (Source: Disaster Management Department bulletin)
2. The deluge has swamped 1,232 panchayat areas in 125 blocks of 16 districts.
3. Deaths caused due to the deluge stood at 23.
4. Sitamarhi, Sheohar, Supaul, Kishanganj, Darbhanga, Muzaffarpur, Gopalganj, West Champaran, East Champaran, Khagaria, Saran, Samastipur, Siwan, Madhubani, Madhepura, and Saharsa are the 16 flood-affected districts (out of 38 districts) in the state.
5. A total of 11,849 people have been shifted to relief camps, while 9.46 lakh people were fed at 1,267 community kitchens in the affected areas during the day.
Bihar needs your help at this very moment! The people of Bihar are ravaged by mother Nature's fury. Lakhs of people are affected. Donate generously to the following account. Reach out the volunteers for any clarification.

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