New Delhi, Sept. 12 -- Punjab is currently facing its worst flood crisis in nearly four decades. More than 1,900 villages have been submerged, around 300,000 acres of agricultural land lie under water, over 50 people have lost their lives, and lakhs people have been directly affected. These floods are considered the most devastating since those of 1988. Although they are being dismissed as a mere natural disaster, it is important to recognise how human errors at the level of government, dam management, and structural planning have contributed to Punjab's dire situation today. Social media is flooded with visuals of the devastation, and many are calling on people to pray for Punjab. While ardas, or prayers, can provide courage and healing ...