Manvi Sharma

As a devout lover of the monsoon, I've always embraced the rain with open arms. This year, however, my enthusiasm took an unexpected hit as large parts of Delhi were flooded with water from the river Yamuna overflowing its embankments . The incessant rains in Delhi and surrounding states had also added to the misery. It washed away not only the joy of the season but also the trust in our city's management. Amidst submerged homes and disrupted lives, the question looms: Who is to be blamed for turning my beloved monsoon magic into a menacing ordeal? As houses became islands and lives were turned into narratives of struggle, my inner voice demanded answers. The government, entrusted with our well-being, was suddenly under the spotlight. The frustration of flooded homes echoed my own growing frustration with the silence surrounding the incompetency of the government. The floods not only exposed infrastructure gaps but also underscored the need to hold accountable those in power. T...