Residents of flood-hit Nakta Diyara cross the swollen Ganga river by ferry boat from Digha Ghat in Patna, Bihar, as rising water levels on 26 August 2026 cut off normal road access. (Photo: NationPress)
A surge in the Ganga's water level has inundated Nakta Diyara, compelling villagers in Patna district to depend entirely on ferry boats at Digha Ghat for daily movement as of 26 August 2026. (Photo: NationPress)
Digha Ghat in Patna has become a key transit point for flood-affected residents of Nakta Diyara, who rely on ferry boats to cross the overflowing Ganga amid the 2026 monsoon surge. (Photo: NationPress)
The Ganga river swelled to flood levels near Patna on 26 August 2026, effectively cutting off Nakta Diyara and leaving ferry boats at Digha Ghat as the sole commuting option for local residents. (Photo: NationPress)
With roads submerged by the flooding Ganga, residents of Nakta Diyara in Patna boarded ferry boats at Digha Ghat on 26 August 2026 to carry out essential daily activities during the monsoon crisis. (Photo: NationPress)
The 2026 monsoon season has brought severe flooding to Nakta Diyara near Patna, with the Ganga breaching its banks and forcing residents to use ferry services at Digha Ghat for basic movement. (Photo: NationPress)
Families from flood-hit Nakta Diyara were seen boarding ferry boats at Digha Ghat, Patna, on 26 August 2026 to cross the swollen Ganga, whose water level had risen sharply following heavy monsoon rainfall in Bihar. (Photo: NationPress)
A sharp rise in the Ganga's water level left Nakta Diyara residents stranded, with ferry boats operating from Digha Ghat in Patna serving as the only link to the mainland on 26 August 2026. (Photo: NationPress)
Residents of Nakta Diyara brave the swollen Ganga river daily by ferry boat from Digha Ghat in Patna, as the ongoing Bihar floods of August 2026 continue to disrupt normal life in the low-lying area. (Photo: NationPress)
Digha Ghat in Patna has emerged as a critical flood lifeline, with ferry boats shuttling Nakta Diyara villagers across the high-running Ganga as monsoon flooding intensified across Bihar by 26 August 2026. (Photo: NationPress)
August 2026 monsoon flooding has swamped Nakta Diyara in Patna district, with the Ganga running above normal levels and ferry boats at Digha Ghat providing the only safe passage for affected residents. (Photo: NationPress)
Crossing the Ganga by ferry boat at Digha Ghat has become a daily necessity for flood-hit Nakta Diyara residents in Patna, as the river's water level remained elevated on 26 August 2026. (Photo: NationPress)
Ferry services at Digha Ghat in Patna remained active on 26 August 2026 to serve the flood-marooned residents of Nakta Diyara, where the overflowing Ganga has disrupted all surface transport links. (Photo: NationPress)
The overflowing Ganga prompted residents of Nakta Diyara to use ferry boats at Digha Ghat, Patna, as their primary mode of transport on 26 August 2026, reflecting the scale of monsoon flooding across Bihar. (Photo: NationPress)
Heavy monsoon rains across Bihar have swollen the Ganga, cutting off Nakta Diyara from the rest of Patna and leaving ferry boats at Digha Ghat as the only viable commute route as of 26 August 2026. (Photo: NationPress)
Visuals from Digha Ghat, Patna, on 26 August 2026 showed ferry boats actively plying the swollen Ganga, transporting residents of flood-affected Nakta Diyara amid the ongoing Bihar monsoon flooding. (Photo: NationPress)
Life in flood-hit Nakta Diyara near Patna has shifted to the water, with the Ganga's surge forcing residents to rely on ferry boats from Digha Ghat for every essential trip on 26 August 2026. (Photo: NationPress)
On 26 August 2026, the Ganga flooded Nakta Diyara in Patna, compelling local residents to board ferry boats at Digha Ghat — a scene that underscored the severity of the 2026 Bihar monsoon floods. (Photo: NationPress)
As the Ganga continued to swell, Nakta Diyara residents in Patna boarded ferry boats at Digha Ghat on 26 August 2026, navigating the high waters that have made conventional road travel impossible in the area. (Photo: NationPress)
With the Ganga at flood stage, the ferry service at Digha Ghat in Patna stands as the only link connecting Nakta Diyara to the city, as residents navigate the crisis triggered by the August 2026 monsoon. (Photo: NationPress)
Local residents of Nakta Diyara in Patna navigated the swollen Ganga by ferry from Digha Ghat on 26 August 2026, as the Bihar flood situation continued to worsen with no immediate relief in sight. (Photo: NationPress)
Effectively islanded by the flooding Ganga, residents of Nakta Diyara in Patna crossed to the mainland by boat from Digha Ghat on 26 August 2026, illustrating the human impact of the Bihar monsoon floods. (Photo: NationPress)
Ferry boats operating from Digha Ghat in Patna served flood-hit residents of Nakta Diyara on 26 August 2026, providing the only means of crossing the high-running Ganga during the Bihar monsoon emergency. (Photo: NationPress)
With the Ganga at flood level near Patna, residents of Nakta Diyara relied on ferry boats departing from Digha Ghat as their lifeline on 26 August 2026, amid widespread monsoon flooding across Bihar. (Photo: NationPress)
Digha Ghat in Patna witnessed heavy ferry traffic on 26 August 2026 as flooded Nakta Diyara residents crossed the swollen Ganga by boat — the monsoon-driven rise in river levels having rendered all land routes impassable. (Photo: NationPress)
Ferry boats on the Ganga at Digha Ghat were in high demand on 26 August 2026 as the marooned residents of Nakta Diyara in Patna sought to cross the river amid the worst monsoon flooding to hit the area in the 2026 season. (Photo: NationPress)