Rishika Baranwal
In early may, Manipur's serene landscapes turned into scenes of devastation as incessant rains caused rivers to overflow, inundating vast areas.
Rivers like Imphal, Nambul and thoubal swelled beyond their banks, forcing thousands to flee their homes within days.
Entire villages submerged, overwhelming relief efforts and leaving families with nothing.
Rescue operations by the NDRF and the Indian Army are hampered by damaged infrastructure, hindering aid delivery to remote areas.
The floods have ruined farmland and disrupted livelihoods, with experts warning of long term ecological damage.
Chief minister N. Biren Singh pledges relief and rebuilding eff orts, stressing the need for sustainable development practices.
Rebuilding and rehabilitation efforts, supported by national and international aid, are crucial for Manipur's recovery.