Together, for Assam.

In July 2026, relentless rains and severe flooding brought widespread devastation across Assam in Northeast India. At the height of the crisis, over 7 lakh people across 12 districts and more than 850 villages were affected. Upper Assam was among the hardest hit, with Sivasagar and Charaideo facing particularly severe flooding, alongside affected areas in Jorhat, Golaghat, Dibrugarh, Tinsukia, Majuli, Lakhimpur, Nagaon, and other districts. Entire villages and large stretches of farmland went under water, forcing thousands of families from their homes and disrupting livelihoods and everyday life. As the water recedes, the need does not end. For many families, recovery will take time, and support will be needed long after the immediate crisis has passed.