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Former chief minister Jagannath Mishra Tuesday accused the Bihar government of suppressing the toll in the recent floods, and said over 3,600 people were killed in the worst calamity the state has seen in 50 years.
As prices soar and insecurity grows, those at the bottom of the social ladder are finding it difficult to make two ends meet. So, leaving behind their dreams of a better life in the city, they are beginning to migrate back to...
Patna, Nov 12 (IANS) The Bihar government will seek the aid of the private sector and NGOs for the reconstruction and rehabilitation efforts in the Kosi region, hit by devastating floods this year displacing hundreds of...
More than two and a half months after the worst floods in 50 years swept through Bihar, affecting hundreds of thousands of people, the state government has sought about Rs.148 billion from the central government for...
New Delhi News.Net Saturday 1st November, 2008 (IANS) The kin of the thousands of people who are missing after this year's devastating floods in Bihar will receive compensation within two years, instead of having to undergo the...
India's News.Net Saturday 1st November, 2008 (IANS) The kin of the thousands of people who are missing after this year's devastating floods in Bihar will receive compensation within two years, instead of having to undergo the...
From correspondents in Bihar, India, 01:30 PM IST The kin of the thousands of people who are missing after this year's devastating floods in Bihar will receive compensation within two years, instead of having to undergo the...
The tragedy of Bihar — the devastation wrought because the mighty river Kosi changed course after it breached its embankment in Nepal on August 18 — has slipped off the pages of newspapers and TV screens. The people affected...
It will be a black Diwali Tuesday for the flood victims in Bihar as around 90,000 people are still living in relief camps and over 3,000 are missing, more than two months after the worst floods in 50 years swept through the...
It will be a black Diwali Tuesday for the flood victims in Bihar as around 90,000 people are still living in relief camps and over 3,000 are missing, more than two months after the worst floods in 50 years swept through the...

