Floods have affected 46. 88 lakh people across 15 districts in Bihar, Daily Pioneer reported. The report said rivers remain above the danger mark, threatening more flooding and disrupting travel, farming, and daily work.
Whether you're starting your career or managing one, floods can push up vegetable and grain prices, delay trains and buses, and slow government services like ration shops and schools in affected districts.
Track the Central Water Commission's daily river-level bulletins and watch vegetable prices at local mandis as flood damage to crops becomes clear.