The story so far
Assam Floods
Tracked across 6 sources · Updated 1d ago
Severe floods in Assam from July 2026 killed at least 62 people and affected over 7.21 lakh. Major rivers overflowed, inundating villages. Rescue operations by Army, NDRF, and state agencies deployed. CM Sarma visited affected areas, announcing ex gratia; PM Modi assured support.
How it unfolded
5d ago
Death toll reaches 62; over 7 lakh affected across 12 districts
6d ago
47 dead; CM says toll will rise; relief operations continue
23 Jul 2026
43 dead; over 80 missing; 9 lakh affected
22 Jul 2026
Death toll rises to 31; 21 killed in 24 hours
21 Jul 2026
Floods claim 10 lives; 3.6 lakh affected across 16 districts
What happened earlier
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Full story →After Worst Flood In 5 Decades, Assam's Sivasagar Limps Back To Normalcy

Assam's Sivasagar district experienced its worst flood in 5 decades.
Residents in flood-hit villages are cleaning homes and salvaging debris.
The flood caused significant damage, but recovery efforts are underway.
Earlier · 21 Jul 2026
Full story →Assam floods: Death toll rises to 10, over 3.6 lakh people affected across 16 districts

Five more deaths in Assam on July 21, 2026, raised flood death toll to 10 across 16 districts.
Over 3.6 lakh people affected across 794 villages, with Sivasagar worst-hit at over 1.5 lakh affected.
Major rivers including Brahmaputra, Burhidihing, Dhansiri and Disang flowing above danger level.
Two teenage girls, Susmita Mardha (14) and Chuniya Pahariya (14), died in Titabor after being swept away.
Nearly 10,000 people in relief camps; NDRF, SDRF and civil defence teams conducting rescue operations.
Earlier · 21 Jul 2026
Full story →Assam flood situation worsens: 16 people lost lives, over 3.60 lakh people affected

Earlier · 21 Jul 2026
Full story →Assam flood toll rises: 21 killed in a day; over 5.6 lakh affected across 16 districts
At least 21 people were killed in Assam in the last 24 hours, raising the overall flood toll this year to 31.
Over 5.64 lakh people are affected across 16 districts, with Sivasagar worst-hit at 3.59 lakh affected.
villages across 44 revenue circles are inundated, with 71 relief camps sheltering 12,284 displaced people.
Chief minister Himanta Biswa Sarma announced he will visit worst-affected districts on Wednesday to review relief operations.
Train services remain disrupted due to submerged tracks; the Department of Telecommunications activated Intra-Circle Roaming in Sivasagar, Charaideo, and Jorhat until July 24.