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  • Renowned Assamese actress Seema Biswas has donated Rs 1
  • 5 lakh to aid flood-affected communities in her home state, providing essential kitchen utensils to families in distress

Internationally acclaimed actress Seema Biswas, a distinguished figure from Assam, has made a significant contribution of Rs 1.5 lakh to assist victims grappling with the devastating floods across the state. This gesture underscores her profound concern for the welfare of her home state during a period of immense hardship.

Biswas, widely recognized for her powerful and memorable performance in the critically lauded film 'Bandit Queen', has garnered global recognition for her exceptional contributions to Indian cinema. Her latest act of generosity is seen as a direct response to the urgent humanitarian crisis unfolding in Assam, where countless families have been displaced and severely impacted by the deluge.

The donated funds have been specifically allocated to procure essential kitchen utensils, identified as one of the most pressing requirements for families attempting to rebuild their lives in the flood-affected regions. The provision of such basic necessities is crucial for daily living and helps alleviate some of the immediate challenges faced by those who have lost their homes and belongings.

This thoughtful contribution from one of Assam's celebrated daughters highlights the spirit of solidarity and compassion that emerges during times of crisis. It serves as an encouraging example for others to extend support to the affected populace as the state continues its recovery efforts.


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