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Men stand on a bridge over the Chenab River, following the monsoon rains and rising water level in Wazirabad, in Punjab on August 27, 2025. — Reuters A fallacious debate has resurfaced, advocating for damming rivers. This is more for political consumption to divert public anger from governance failure on the recent unprecedented flood in all three main rivers of Punjab (Chenab, Ravi and Sutlej). Our collective short memory, coupled with land grabs for personal gain by the powerful elite, weak regulation and collusion among the powerful political elite, bureaucracy, and land developers, has allowed unchecked human settlements along natural river routes.

A tragic incident unfolded in Delhi on Sunday when a 31-year-old man and his young nephew drowned in the Yamuna River near Wazirabad. Delhi Police confirmed the news, and authorities quickly launched a rescue effort. Rescue teams have already recovered the man's body, but they're still searching for the minor boy. Officials are working hard to locate him as soon as possible.

This aerial photograph shows houses submerged with floodwater at Chak Ali Sher village in Wazirabad district of Punjab province, on August 28, 2025. — AFP Torrential rains and extensive flooding in basmati-producing regions of India and Pakistan have sparked concerns over reduced output of the premium grain, pushing prices upward amid expectations of tighter supplies. India and Pakistan exclusively grow aromatic basmati rice, which sells for nearly twice the price of regular varieties and is primarily imported by Britain, the Middle East, and the United States. Floods have severely affected the basmati rice crop, but with waters now receding, losses are expected to remain limited provided there is no additional rainfall, said Nitin Gupta, senior vice president at Olam Agri India.

This aerial photograph shows houses submerged with floodwater at Chak Ali Sher village in Wazirabad district on August 28, 2025. — AFP Malik says mistrust persists among provinces over dams and canals. Minister says consensus on water infrastructure had been lacking. Telemetry only solution to end lack of trust between provinces: Malik As country reels under heavy floods and consequent devastation, Federal Minister for Climate Change Senator Musadik Malik has said that Pakistan is suffering from an entrenched elite culture, where riverside properties belong only to the powerful rather than the poor.

New Delhi: Three individuals, including a woman, impersonated CBI officials and staged a fake raid at a house in Wazirabad, north Delhi. The trio intimidated the residents, looted gold and silver jewellery, and decamped with Rs 3 lakh in cash before fleeing to Uttarakhand.The accused have been identified as Shaina alias Tannu (22), Keshav Prasad (28), and Vivek Singh (20). Shaina, the alleged mastermind and a distant relative of the victim, reportedly had prior knowledge of the family's assets and recruited the two men to carry out the crime.According to the complaint filed by Israt Jameel, the incident occurred on July 10 around 7.30 pm.

Rakesh Kumar, the maali (gardener) of the two-acre Lake View Park, recalled how “there were no trees here. It was an open barren land dumped with construction waste. But now, it has a park and a lot of people including...