North Bengal rains 2025

Beyond the Tourist Trails: Jaldhaka’s Flood Victims Still Living Under Plastic Roofs

While tourism activity across North Bengal has largely returned to normal, with major routes and hill destinations now functional, the interior river-side belts tell a very different story. Along the Jaldhaka River, especially in parts of Dhupguri and Maynaguri, hundreds of families are still living under torn plastic sheets after their homes were destroyed by […]

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Rivers Change Course: Tabakoshi Among Worst-Hit in Darjeeling Disaster

The small hamlet of Tabakoshi near Mirik, has been among the worst-affected regions following the recent spell of torrential rain and landslides that hit the Darjeeling hills. Situated along the banks of the Rangbhang River, this quiet valley — known for its tea gardens and natural beauty — has suffered extensive damage. The river has

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Don’t Cancel Your North Bengal Trip: Hills Open, Weather Improving Fast

Shrayan Sen Authorities and local observers have urged travellers not to panic over reports of heavy rainfall and flooding in parts of North Bengal. While certain catchment areas witnessed extreme rainfall on the night of October 4, most tourist destinations and hill routes remain unaffected and open for travel. Three river catchments saw extreme rainAccording

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