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31/07/2026

🚨Assam: A viral video on social media has sparked widespread discussion after a woman alleged that some flood-affected families received worn-out clothes and even used undergarments as part of donated relief materials.

Expressing her disappointment, the woman said that people who have lost everything in the floods deserve to be treated with dignity and questioned how such items could be considered humanitarian aid.

The video has triggered mixed reactions online. While many appreciated the spirit of donating to those in need, others stressed that relief materials should be clean, usable, and appropriate so that affected families can receive assistance with dignity and respect.

The claims made in the viral video have not been independently verified. The report is based solely on the allegations made by the woman in the video.

30/07/2026

🚨Assam: A flood-affected resident has shared a heartbreaking video showing the condition of his car after the recent floods. The vehicle is seen completely covered in thick mud and appears to have suffered extensive damage due to the floodwaters.

The video highlights the massive destruction caused by the floods, which have not only damaged homes and livelihoods but also vehicles and other valuable possessions.

As the floodwaters recede in several areas, many families are now facing the difficult task of cleaning up, repairing, or replacing property destroyed during the disaster. The viral video has drawn sympathy online, with many expressing support for those affected.

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30/07/2026

🚨Assam: A heartwarming video is touching millions on social media after a poor man made a humble donation to a group collecting funds for Assam flood relief.

While handing over his contribution, the man reportedly said, "This is from me. I can't contribute much, but this is what I can give." His simple words and selfless act have resonated with people across the internet, with many praising his generosity despite having limited means.

The viral video serves as a reminder that compassion is not measured by the size of a donation, but by the willingness to help others in times of need.

28/07/2026

🚨Assam: A heartbreaking video from the flood-hit regions of Assam has captured the pain and despair of a flood victim who broke down after losing his home, belongings, and clothes to the devastating floods.

Overwhelmed by the destruction, the victim was heard asking, "How will we survive now?" as she looked at the remains of everything his family once owned. The emotional scene reflects the suffering of thousands of families struggling to rebuild their lives after floodwaters swept away homes and livelihoods.

As rescue and relief operations continue across the state, many affected families remain in urgent need of food, shelter, clothing, and essential supplies. The video has sparked an outpouring of sympathy online, with many calling for continued support for flood-hit communities across Assam.

25/07/2026

🚨Upper Assam: In a touching display of humanity, a man who survives by begging has won hearts across Assam after donating the money he had collected to support flood victims in Upper Assam.

The emotional moment was captured on video as volunteers were collecting relief funds for families affected by the devastating floods. Despite depending on public generosity for his own survival, the man quietly stepped forward and donated his earnings to help those who had lost their homes and belongings.

The video has gone viral on social media, with many praising his selfless act as a powerful reminder that compassion is not measured by wealth, but by the willingness to help others in their time of need.

As Assam continues to battle the flood crisis, the man's extraordinary gesture has inspired thousands, proving that even those with the least can make the greatest difference.

25/07/2026

🚨Upper Assam: A video circulating on social media has drawn attention after a flood-affected resident from Upper Assam alleged that the relief materials being distributed were insufficient for their family.

In the video, the resident claims that although 8 to 9 family members are living together, they received relief supplies that would only be enough for 2 to 3 people. The individual appealed for more adequate assistance, saying the current support was not enough to meet the family's basic needs.

The claims in the video have not been independently verified. However, the footage has sparked discussion online, with many calling for authorities to ensure that flood relief reaches affected families according to their needs.

23/07/2026

Ground Zero | Rangia, Assam

Students in Rangia, Assam staged a protest demanding the resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan. The demonstrators also sought justice for students involved in the recent Delhi protest, where protesters have alleged they were subjected to a police lathi charge.

Assam Enquiry brings you a Ground Zero Report from the protest site, capturing the voices of the students and the atmosphere on the ground.

This is just a glimpse of our coverage. Watch the full Ground Zero Report now on the Assam Enquiry YouTube channel.

12/07/2026

🚨Guwahati, Assam: Heavy rainfall overnight triggered flooding in parts of Maligaon, Guwahati, leaving several roads waterlogged and disrupting normal life on Tuesday morning.

Visuals from the area showed submerged streets as residents and commuters waded through floodwater. The heavy downpour also led to traffic congestion in several parts of the city, causing inconvenience to office-goers and students.

Authorities are monitoring the situation as waterlogging continues to affect movement in low-lying areas. Residents have been advised to remain cautious while travelling through flood-affected stretches.

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11/07/2026

🚨Guwahati, Assam: Artist Marshal Baruah has responded to Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma's remarks regarding the Ganeshguri Zubeen Garg mural controversy, saying that he was "wrongly targeted."

Clarifying his position, Baruah said, "Don't take me wrong, I'm not SFI. I love Che Guevara," adding that his admiration for Che Guevara should not be interpreted as support for any political organisation.

He also shared his views on the ongoing debate surrounding the Ganeshguri mural and addressed the criticism that has followed the controversy.

The full video statement has been shared on Marshal Baruah's Instagram.

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10/07/2026

Guwahati, Assam: Raijor Dal MLA Akhil Gogoi has reacted after a case was reportedly filed against him over his symbolic protest outside the Assam Legislative Assembly.

Responding to the development, Gogoi remarked, "Are they animal lovers or broiler lovers? Animal lovers did not file a case against me. The case has been filed by broiler lovers."

The comments came in response to legal action linked to his recent protest, in which he brought fish and broiler chicken to the Assembly premises to protest against the alleged syndicate system in the state.

His remarks have sparked fresh political reactions, adding to the ongoing debate surrounding the protest and the case filed against him.

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