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Guru Randhawa Donates Rs 5 Lakh for Assam Flood Relief; Nita Ambani Contributes Rs 21 Crore

Punjabi singer Guru Randhawa has donated Rs 5 lakh to support emergency relief operations in flood-affected Upper Assam. Reliance Foundation Chairperson Nita M Ambani announced a Rs 21 crore contribution to the Assam Chief Minister's Relief Fund. Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma visited the Nepalikhuti area in Sivasagar district to assess damage and review relief measures. He interacted with affected residents and directed officials to ensure timely assistance, accompanied by Minister Pijush Hazarika.

Guru Randhawa donates Rs 5 lakh for Assam flood relief

Mumbai, August 3

Punjabi singer-songwriter Guru Randhawa has extended financial support to the Assam Flood Relief efforts in 2026.

According to his team, the singer has donated Rs 5 lakh to aid emergency relief operations in the flood-affected regions of Upper Assam.

In a press note, Randhawa said, "The devastation in Assam is heartbreaking, and we cannot let our brothers and sisters fight this crisis alone. While rescue teams and administrative authorities are doing their best, I appeal to everyone nationwide to pitch in and support the recovery."

Earlier today, Reliance Foundation Founder and Chairperson Nita M Ambani announced a contribution of Rs 21 crore to the Assam Chief Minister's Relief Fund to support families affected by devastating floods in the state.

"Our thoughts, prayers, and deepest solidarity are with the people of Assam. My heart goes out to every family who has been affected by these devastating floods. Please know that you are not alone," said Nita Ambani, as quoted by a release.

Meanwhile, Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma today visited the flood-affected Nepalikhuti area in Sivasagar district to assess the prevailing situation and review the relief and rehabilitation measures being undertaken by the administration.

The Chief Minister interacted with flood-affected residents, heard their concerns, and took stock of the damage caused by the floods. He also reviewed the ongoing relief operations and directed officials to ensure timely assistance to all affected families.

Accompanied by Assam Minister Pijush Hazarika and senior officials from the district administration, Chief Minister Sarma surveyed the flood-damaged zones near the Assam-Nagaland border, where deluge waters caused extensive loss to life, property, and agricultural livelihoods.

— ANI

Reader Comments

Priya S

Every rupee counts when people are suffering. Guru Randhawa didn't have to do this, he chose to. And Nita Ambani's 21 crore shows the corporate sector is stepping up. Proud to see Indians helping Indians. Jai Hind! 🇮🇳

Vikram M

Respect to Guru Randhawa for showing solidarity with Assam. But honestly, why is it always celebrities and not the government doing more? CM Sarma visiting is good, but we need a permanent solution to these floods, not just yearly relief packages. It's time we build proper infrastructure.

Rohit P

Guru Randhawa donating from his own pocket while Rekha ji does 21 crore... Both are heroes. But 5 lakh in 2026 economy is like chai-paani money for a flood crisis. I hope people don't mock him, he's at least doing something when many rich musicians stay silent. 💯

Meera T

I'm from Guwahati, and let me tell you, this flood has devastated so many villages in Upper Assam. Our own people are suffering, and it's heartwarming to see non-Assamese celebrities like Guru Randhawa caring. 🙏 This is the India we want to see - united in crisis. Please keep donating, folks!

Sneha F

Good on Guru Randhawa for highlighting the Assam floods to his massive fanbase. The more attention these disasters get, the more help pours in. And Nita Ambani's 21 crore is genuinely massive - that's real corporate responsibility. Hope the CM handles the distribution transparently. 🤞

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