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Guru Randhawa Builds Flood-Proof Homes in Assam
11 Aug
Summary
- Guru Randhawa donated Rs 7 lakhs for flood-proof homes.
- 35 permanent, climate-resilient homes will be built.
- The initiative supports families in Upper Assam regions.
Punjabi singer and songwriter Guru Randhawa has significantly expanded his humanitarian support by donating Rs 7 lakhs to construct 35 permanent, flood-proof homes for families impacted by the Assam floods. This initiative, undertaken in partnership with the Sikh Aid Foundation, specifically aims to aid residents in the Sivasagar, Jorhat, and Nepali Khuti regions of Upper Assam.
Randhawa's commitment goes beyond immediate disaster relief, focusing on long-term rehabilitation. The construction of climate-resilient, elevated housing is designed to provide enhanced protection against the recurrent threat of floods, fostering stability for affected families. This effort aligns with Randhawa's history of philanthropic work, including previous donations to Assam flood relief and establishing relief camps in Punjab.
His past endeavors also include substantial contributions during the COVID-19 pandemic, where he donated Rs 20 lakhs to the PM-CARES Fund. Through this latest project, Randhawa continues his dedication to combining urgent humanitarian aid with sustainable solutions for disaster-affected populations.
