Remembering '88's Fury
The 1988 floods in Punjab were a catastrophe, marked by torrential rain and overflowing rivers. Hundreds perished, and lakhs were displaced, leaving a trail
of destruction across the state. It stands as a stark reminder of nature's power and human vulnerability.
Echoes of the Past
The devastation of 1988, one of the most tragic independent India floods, created a crisis. Comparing the damage in the 2025 floods with the 1988 floods reveals a recurring pattern of hardship for the people of Punjab, emphasizing the need for preparedness.
Rivers' Wrath Unleashed
In 1988, the Beas, Sutlej, and Ravi rivers swelled, causing widespread flooding. The 2025 floods saw similar patterns, reviving the painful memories of the past. The recurring impact underscores the vulnerability of the region to such events.
Punjab's Enduring Spirit
Despite the immense challenges of the floods, Punjab has always shown resilience. The people have rebuilt their lives, time and again. The collective spirit of the state provides a beacon of hope, reminding us of the strength that lies within its communities.
