- Indian Army and NDRF are deployed to Sivasagar and Dhemaji for rescue and relief operations.
- NDRF and Indian Army were involved in flood rescue and relief operations on July 22, 2026.
NDRF and Indian Army deployed for flood rescue in Assam, with floodwaters carrying an elephant from Nagaland.
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Updated Jul 30
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What happened
NDRF and Indian Army deployed for flood rescue in Assam, with floodwaters carrying an elephant from Nagaland.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Assam
Indian state
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National Disaster Response Force
Indian specialized force
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Indian Army
Land service branch of Indian Military
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Related events
- NDRF, Health, and Public Works departments in Tamil Nadu are placed on high alert for potential flood relief operations.
- NDRF is deployed in affected areas of Odisha following high rainfall warnings issued by the IMD.
- Ganga river levels caused widespread flooding in Bihar, leading to the deployment of NDRF teams for relief and rescue operations.
- Incessant rainfall causes river swelling and flooding, prompting NDRF search and rescue operations in Telangana.
- The Indian Army launched an operation to provide support to the government of Assam.
Coverage
Newest first; wire copies grouped- theshillongtimes.com
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