Indian Army Launches ‘Operation Rahat’ for Punjab Flood Relief

Indian Army Launches ‘Operation Rahat’ for Punjab Flood Relief

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Category : National Published on: September 12 2025

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Amid the devastating floods in Punjab, the Indian Army has launched a large-scale relief mission named ‘Operation Rahat’. Army personnel are actively rescuing stranded people and providing essential aid in flood-affected areas. The operation has deployed helicopters like ALH, MI-17, Cheetah, and Chinook to support rescue and supply efforts. It is being carried out in coordination with the local administration, NDRF, and SDRF to ensure faster and more effective relief operations.

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