Chennai:Even as the government machinery and people of the State were struggling to overcome the crisis caused by the unprecedented rains brought by Cyclone Fengal, another controversy has

As per an estimate by the Tamil Nadu government, Cyclone Fengal caused unprecedented devastation in 14 districts, extensively damaging roads, and electricity lines and causing heavy inundation.

Heavy rains after Cyclone Fengal landfall have resulted in flooding in several areas of Tamil Nadu and Puducherry. Amid this a video from a district in Tamil Nadu has gone viral, showing cars and buses being swept away in flood waters.

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin has announced a financial aid package for victims of Cyclone Fengal, which wreaked havoc in several districts with severe flooding and heavy rainfall. The relief measures include compensation for families who lost their loved ones, aid for damaged property, and support for farmers whose crops were destroyed.

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin announced financial aid for Cyclone Fengal victims, including families, farmers, and students, alongside assistance for rebuilding lives and recovering lost documents.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi called Tamil Nadu CM MK Stalin to discuss the flood situation after Cyclone Fengal affected 1.5 crore people. Modi assure

Tamil Nadu is struggling with severe aftermaths of torrential rain and Cyclone Fengal in 14 districts, including damaged roads and displaced populations. Rescue operations are ongoing, and Prime Minister Modi assured Chief Minister Stalin of support.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke with Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin, offering support following Cyclone Fengal's devastation. Stalin requested Rs 2,000 crore for disaster relief and a central team for damage assessment.

Cyclone Fengal reportedly devastates 14 districts in Tamil Nadu. CM Stalin has urged PM Modi for Rs 2,000 crore as immediate relief to help millions recover from the destruction

Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke to Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin on Tuesday to enquire about the flood situation in parts of the state and assured him of all possible support from the Centre.