Floods devastate villages in Bundi district, leaving farmers with ruined crops and homes, awaiting government assistance.
As the flood waters receded, villagers in Nainwan, Kapren and Keshoraipatan regions of Bundi district have begun restoring the broken chain of life — drying their soaked household items, damp clothes and grains, sweeping out the soil accumulated inside their dwellings and shops.
Farmers in the region have suffered heavy losses with soyabean, mung, urad and makka being completely damaged.
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