Heavy rains in Maharashtra’s Nanded district have left over 200 people stranded and led to the deployment of an Indian Army unit for rescue operations, as the region continues to face severe weather conditions. Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis reported that five individuals are currently missing in addition to the stranded citizens, with significant rainfall affecting daily life in several villages within Mukhed taluka. The India Meteorological Department has issued alerts indicating further heavy rains are expected, raising concerns about water levels in local dams. Coordination between various agencies, including the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) and local police, is underway to facilitate rescue efforts, with the Army already assisting in the Mukhed area. The situation reflects the need for efficient disaster management and highlights the vital role of the Indian defense forces in humanitarian assistance during natural calamities, showcasing their readiness and commitment to aiding civilians in distress.