The officials brought into prominence on Tuesday that premature monsoon rains have expanded India's longest river, the Ganges while also dragged away houses, killed at least 60 people at the same time left tens of thousands marooned. The rains are at least twice as unusually heavy in north-west as well in central India as the June-September monsoon spreads north, covering the whole country a month swiftly than normal.

The National Disaster Management Authority said a response force of 12 teams of 45 people each had been in action since Sunday accompanied by the army along with border police. In the Himalayan state of Uttarakhand, where officials mentioned that at least 60 people had experienced death, air force helicopters airdropped commandos to ensure rescue some of the tens of thousands of people unable to move over due to the fact of the floods.

That's really a crucial problem yet nothing can go beyond natures call.

(AW:Samrat Biswas)