Chennai Floods 2015
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The document lists 15 major natural disasters that have occurred in India's known history, including earthquakes, cyclones, droughts, and tsunamis. It notes that the deadliest were the Great Bengal Famine of 1737 with 300,000 deaths, the Great Indian Famine of 1876-1878 with 5.5 million deaths, and the Kashmir earthquake of 2005 with 86,000 deaths across India and Pakistan. It then provides details of the 2015 South Indian floods caused by heavy rains in Chennai, Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh, and Puducherry, where over 450 people were killed and property damage exceeded 20,000 crore rupees.
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- 3. SR. NO. Name of Event Year Fatalities 1. Bengal Earthquake 1737 300,000 2. Bengal Cyclone 1864 60,000 3. The Great Famine of Southern India 1876-1878 5.5 million 4. Maharashtra Cyclone 1882 100,000 5. The Great Indian famine 1896-1897 1.25 million to 10 million 6. Kangra earthquake 1905 20,000 7. Bihar Earthquake 1934 6,000 8. Bengal Cyclone 1970 500,000 (include Pakistan & Bangladesh) 9. Drought 1972 200 million people affected 10. Andhra Pradesh Cyclone 1977 10,000 11. Latur Earthquake 1993 7,928 death and 30,000 injured 12. Orissa Super Cyclone 1999 10,000 13. Gujarat Earthquake 2001 25,000 14. Indian Ocean Tsunami 2004 10,749 deaths 5,640 persons missing 15. Kashmir Earthquake 2005 86000 deaths (include Kashmir & Pakistan) Major Disasters in Known History of India
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