Assam Floods 2026: Mika Singh joins hands with Sikh Aid, and Brothers NGO to rebuild homes, provide 100 water purifiers

Assam is facing one of its toughest flood situations of 2026. Although floodwaters have started to recede in some areas, the crisis is far from over. As of August 12, around 87,000 people were still affected across four districts, while the death toll had reached 103. The floods have damaged homes, disrupted livelihoods and left many families struggling for basic necessities.

Mika Singh Turns His Support Into Action

Amid this difficult situation, Punjabi singer Mika Singh has stepped forward to support the people of Assam. Known for his energetic songs and larger-than-life personality, Mika is now making headlines for a quieter but equally meaningful reason helping families affected by the floods.

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Mika Singh has joined hands with Sikh Aid to extend relief to flood-hit communities. The singer has been thanked for standing with the people of Assam and supporting efforts focused on health, clean drinking water and basic recovery. Updates shared by Sikh Aid say that Mika contributed 100 water purifiers for flood-affected families, an important step at a time when access to safe water remains a major concern.

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From Safe Water to a Safe Home

Mika's support does not stop at immediate relief. He has also joined hands with Brothers NGO as part of efforts to help flood-affected families rebuild their homes. Social media updates linked to the relief initiative describe his commitment to supporting Assam's recovery and standing with families who have lost their homes.

For families who have watched floodwater wash away years of hard work, a home means much more than four walls. It means security, dignity and the chance to begin again.

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Mika Singh's Gesture Sends a Bigger Message

Mika Singh's involvement shows that help during a disaster is not only about money or supplies. Sometimes, it is about standing beside people when they need support the most. From providing water purifiers to backing efforts to rebuild homes, his contribution brings attention to the long road of recovery Assam still faces.

- PTC PUNJABI