Patna Press
  • Home
  • Patna
  • Bihar
  • Politics
  • Campus Buzz
  • Crime
  • Nation
  • World
  • Infra
  • Business
  • Lifestyle
  • Opinion
  • About us
No Result
View All Result
  • Home
  • Patna
  • Bihar
  • Politics
  • Campus Buzz
  • Crime
  • Nation
  • World
  • Infra
  • Business
  • Lifestyle
  • Opinion
  • About us
No Result
View All Result
Patna Press
No Result
View All Result
Home Bihar

Flood Waters Submerge Villages in 12 Bihar Districts, 2 Lakh People Affected, Heavy Rain Alert Issued

Staff Reporter by Staff Reporter
September 29, 2024
in Bihar, Nepal
Reading Time: 2 mins read
Flood Waters Submerge Villages in 12 Bihar Districts, 2 Lakh People Affected, Heavy Rain Alert Issued
0
SHARES
3
VIEWS
Share on FacebookShare on Twitter
Chirag Gupta

Patna: Floods have hit 12 districts in Bihar, affecting around 2 lakh people across 20 blocks, following heavy rainfall in Nepal. The situation is expected to worsen as more water from Nepal flows into the plains. On Saturday, all 56 gates of the Kosi Barrage were opened, releasing 6.17 lakh cusecs of water—the second-highest release in 56 years. Due to concerns over the barrage’s safety, movement on the structure has been suspended since Friday afternoon.

Supaul and West Champaran districts are facing the brunt of the floods, with waterlogging affecting railway tracks in Araria, forcing the suspension of train services at Jogbani station. In addition, the Meteorological Department has issued warnings of heavy rainfall and lightning for 15 districts. So far, four people have lost their lives due to lightning strikes.

Floodwaters have entered hundreds of homes in Supaul, submerging key roads like the Nirmali-Kunauli Main Road. Water from the Kosi River has also flooded areas near Asanpur Kupaha railway station. In Saharsa, several villages have been inundated, washing away a dozen homes, while Bettiah’s Sikta Higher Secondary School has turned into a pond. In Purnia, around 8,000 people are struggling with flood-related challenges.

Water Resources Minister Vijay Kumar Chaudhary stated that heavy rainfall in Nepal has led to rising water levels in rivers such as Kosi, Gandak, and Mahananda. He assured that officials and engineers are on high alert, working around the clock to protect embankments. Chaudhary urged residents living near these rivers to remain cautious and take necessary precautions.

The Water Resources Department has ordered 72-hour monitoring, with 1,200 people currently staying in relief camps across the flood-affected areas. More than 6.17 lakh cusecs of water were released from the Kosi Barrage, with rising water levels at the Gandak Barrage as well. Efforts to secure the embankments are ongoing as floodwaters continue to rise.

In separate incidents, four people, including a 17-year-old girl and a farmer, died due to lightning strikes. A horse was also killed in one of the incidents, adding to the devastation in the affected areas.

Related Posts

Sahyog Shivir Achieves 91.1 Per Cent Disposal Rate with Over 2.69 Lakh Grievances Resolved in Bihar
Bihar

Sahyog Shivir Achieves 91.1 Per Cent Disposal Rate with Over 2.69 Lakh Grievances Resolved in Bihar

June 16, 2026
Bihar Government to Begin Classes in New Degree Colleges Across 211 Blocks From July 1
Bihar

Bihar Government to Begin Classes in New Degree Colleges Across 211 Blocks From July 1

June 16, 2026
Strict Adherence to Rules, Not ‘Common Sense’, Essential in Disciplinary Matters: Chief Inquiry Commissioner
Bihar

Strict Adherence to Rules, Not ‘Common Sense’, Essential in Disciplinary Matters: Chief Inquiry Commissioner

June 16, 2026
Next Post
Devotees Gather in Gaya for Pind Daan During Pitru Paksha Mela

Devotees Gather in Gaya for Pind Daan During Pitru Paksha Mela

Union Textile Minister Giriraj Singh highlights fashion opportunities during NIFT Patna visit

Auditorium, Dyeing & Processing Unit Announced at NIFT Patna During Union Minister Giriraj Singh’s Visit

AIIMS Patna Concludes Six-Day Training on Public Health Emergency Management

AIIMS Patna Concludes Six-Day Training on Public Health Emergency Management

Instagram

  • Bihar’s Sahyog Shivir initiative has resolved over 2.69 lakh public grievances, achieving a 91.1% disposal rate. The programme uses real-time monitoring, a 30-day resolution deadline, and a structured accountability system to improve public service delivery across the state.

 #SahyogShivir #GoodGovernance #PublicService #GrievanceRedressal #DigitalGovernance #SamratChoudhary #Governance
  • Big boost for higher education in Bihar! Classes in newly established degree colleges across 211 blocks will begin from July 1. The state government is fast-tracking faculty appointments, staff deployment, and infrastructure preparations to expand access to higher education in underserved areas.

 #HigherEducation #DegreeCollege #Education #Students #SaatNischay3 #EducationReform #CollegeAdmission #AcademicSession2026
  • Disciplinary proceedings must be guided by rules, not personal interpretation or “common sense”, Chief Inquiry Commissioner Deepak Kumar Singh said during a training programme for Block Agriculture Officers in Patna. Officials were urged to strictly follow CCA Rules, 2005 while handling disciplinary cases.

#GovernmentEmployees #CCARules2005 #AdministrativeReforms #Governance #CivilServices #OfficialUpdate
  • Patna Metro depot project reaches Patna High Court. The court has sought responses from the Bihar government and Patna Metro Rail Corporation over the closure of a key road connecting Ranipur and Pahari areas. The PIL claims the move has disrupted connectivity for around 25,000 residents and increased traffic congestion.

 #PatnaMetro #PatnaHighCourt #Infrastructure #MetroProject #TrafficUpdate #EastPatna
  • Bihar’s iconic Sonepur Mela and the revered Ambika Bhawani Temple are set for a major transformation under the Swadesh Darshan 2.0 scheme. With improved infrastructure, better visitor facilities, and enhanced connectivity, these projects aim to boost tourism, preserve cultural heritage, and create new employment opportunities across the region.

#SonepurMela #BiharTourism #AmbikaBhawaniTemple #SwadeshDarshan #BiharDevelopment
  • Nepal Police have intensified the investigation into the death of Prince Yadav in Biratnagar. Authorities are examining medicines recovered from the hotel room and awaiting the postmortem report, which is expected to play a crucial role in determining the cause of death. All angles are being investigated as questioning of those accompanying him continues.

#PrinceYadav #NepalPolice #BiharNews #PatnaNews #Investigation
  • Patna Municipal Corporation employees have raised key demands related to regularisation of daily wage workers and release of pending ACP/MACP benefits. Mayor Sita Sahu has assured that the issues will be reviewed as per rules and procedures. Employees remain hopeful for an early resolution to these long-pending concerns.

#PatnaNews #BiharNews #PatnaMunicipalCorporation #EmployeeWelfare #ACPMACP
  • ⚡ Bihar’s power transmission sector continues to shine! BSPTCL has once again secured the prestigious A+ Rating from PFC, reflecting its strong operational performance, financial discipline, and commitment to reliable electricity supply across the state. This achievement highlights Bihar’s growing power infrastructure and dedication to uninterrupted service for consumers.

#BSPTCL #BiharNews #PowerSector #InfrastructureDevelopment #Electricity
  • Bihar is going digital! 🚀 Soon, residents will be able to access birth & death certificates, pay holding taxes, get building plan approvals, and submit civic grievances through a single online portal. The new e-governance platform aims to make urban services faster, more transparent, and hassle-free for citizens across the state.

#BiharNews #DigitalBihar #eGovernance #SmartCities #UrbanDevelopment
Bihar Govt Seeks Stricter Action Against Obscene And Caste-Based Songs

Bihar Govt Seeks Stricter Action Against Obscene And Caste-Based Songs

by Deepak Tiwari
June 16, 2026
0

Bihar's Art and Culture Department has sought stricter monitoring and action against the public broadcast of obscene, double-entendre and caste-based...

Sahyog Shivir Achieves 91.1 Per Cent Disposal Rate with Over 2.69 Lakh Grievances Resolved in Bihar

Sahyog Shivir Achieves 91.1 Per Cent Disposal Rate with Over 2.69 Lakh Grievances Resolved in Bihar

by Lakshita Kashyap
June 16, 2026
0

Over 2.69 lakh grievances have been resolved under Bihar’s Sahyog Shivir initiative, pushing the overall disposal rate to 91.1 per...

Bihar Government to Begin Classes in New Degree Colleges Across 211 Blocks From July 1

Bihar Government to Begin Classes in New Degree Colleges Across 211 Blocks From July 1

by Lakshita Kashyap
June 16, 2026
0

Classes in newly established degree colleges across 211 blocks of Bihar are set to begin from July 1 as part...

Strict Adherence to Rules, Not ‘Common Sense’, Essential in Disciplinary Matters: Chief Inquiry Commissioner

Strict Adherence to Rules, Not ‘Common Sense’, Essential in Disciplinary Matters: Chief Inquiry Commissioner

by Lakshita Kashyap
June 16, 2026
0

A senior official in Patna stressed that disciplinary proceedings must strictly follow CCA Rules, 2005 and established procedures, not personal...

Bihar Govt Seeks Stricter Action Against Obscene And Caste-Based Songs

Bihar Govt Seeks Stricter Action Against Obscene And Caste-Based Songs

by Deepak Tiwari
June 16, 2026
0

Bihar's Art and Culture Department has sought stricter monitoring and action against the public broadcast of obscene, double-entendre and caste-based...

Read moreDetails
Sahyog Shivir Achieves 91.1 Per Cent Disposal Rate with Over 2.69 Lakh Grievances Resolved in Bihar

Sahyog Shivir Achieves 91.1 Per Cent Disposal Rate with Over 2.69 Lakh Grievances Resolved in Bihar

June 16, 2026
Bihar Government to Begin Classes in New Degree Colleges Across 211 Blocks From July 1

Bihar Government to Begin Classes in New Degree Colleges Across 211 Blocks From July 1

June 16, 2026
Strict Adherence to Rules, Not ‘Common Sense’, Essential in Disciplinary Matters: Chief Inquiry Commissioner

Strict Adherence to Rules, Not ‘Common Sense’, Essential in Disciplinary Matters: Chief Inquiry Commissioner

June 16, 2026
Patna High Court Seeks Responses Over Closure Of Key East Patna Road For Metro Depot Project

Patna High Court Seeks Responses Over Closure Of Key East Patna Road For Metro Depot Project

June 16, 2026

Recent Posts

  • Bihar Govt Seeks Stricter Action Against Obscene And Caste-Based Songs
  • Sahyog Shivir Achieves 91.1 Per Cent Disposal Rate with Over 2.69 Lakh Grievances Resolved in Bihar
  • Bihar Government to Begin Classes in New Degree Colleges Across 211 Blocks From July 1
  • Strict Adherence to Rules, Not ‘Common Sense’, Essential in Disciplinary Matters: Chief Inquiry Commissioner
  • Patna High Court Seeks Responses Over Closure Of Key East Patna Road For Metro Depot Project
Bihar Govt Seeks Stricter Action Against Obscene And Caste-Based Songs

Bihar Govt Seeks Stricter Action Against Obscene And Caste-Based Songs

by Deepak Tiwari
June 16, 2026
0

Bihar's Art and Culture Department has sought stricter monitoring and action against the public broadcast of obscene, double-entendre and caste-based...

Sahyog Shivir Achieves 91.1 Per Cent Disposal Rate with Over 2.69 Lakh Grievances Resolved in Bihar

Sahyog Shivir Achieves 91.1 Per Cent Disposal Rate with Over 2.69 Lakh Grievances Resolved in Bihar

by Lakshita Kashyap
June 16, 2026
0

Over 2.69 lakh grievances have been resolved under Bihar’s Sahyog Shivir initiative, pushing the overall disposal rate to 91.1 per...

Bihar Government to Begin Classes in New Degree Colleges Across 211 Blocks From July 1

Bihar Government to Begin Classes in New Degree Colleges Across 211 Blocks From July 1

by Lakshita Kashyap
June 16, 2026
0

Classes in newly established degree colleges across 211 blocks of Bihar are set to begin from July 1 as part...

Strict Adherence to Rules, Not ‘Common Sense’, Essential in Disciplinary Matters: Chief Inquiry Commissioner

Strict Adherence to Rules, Not ‘Common Sense’, Essential in Disciplinary Matters: Chief Inquiry Commissioner

by Lakshita Kashyap
June 16, 2026
0

A senior official in Patna stressed that disciplinary proceedings must strictly follow CCA Rules, 2005 and established procedures, not personal...

Recent News

  • Bihar Govt Seeks Stricter Action Against Obscene And Caste-Based Songs
  • Sahyog Shivir Achieves 91.1 Per Cent Disposal Rate with Over 2.69 Lakh Grievances Resolved in Bihar
  • Bihar Government to Begin Classes in New Degree Colleges Across 211 Blocks From July 1
  • Home
  • Patna
  • Bihar
  • Politics
  • Campus Buzz
  • Crime
  • Nation
  • World
  • Infra
  • Business
  • Lifestyle
  • Opinion
  • About us

© 2026 PatnaPress.com

No Result
View All Result
  • Home
  • Patna
  • Bihar
  • Politics
  • Campus Buzz
  • Crime
  • Nation
  • World
  • Infra
  • Business
  • Lifestyle
  • Opinion
  • About us

© 2026 PatnaPress.com