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Punjab Viral Video: Flood-hit Punjab is witnessing stories of pain, struggle and survival every day. But even in the middle of this devastation, small acts of kindness are shining through and touching hearts. One such video is winning hearts online, showing how humanity stands tall even when everything else is drowning. In the clip, an elderly man can be seen walking through waist-deep water, holding a thermos in one hand and cups in the other. His home and land may be submerged but his spirit is not broken. With a warm smile, he offers tea to the volunteers who had come to deliver relief material. It was his way of thanking them, even when he had almost nothing left.

Former cricketer and Rajya Sabha MP Harbhajan Singh shared the video on X, praising this unshakable Punjabi spirit. He wrote, “When volunteers went to deliver relief materials, the flood-affected family despite having lost almost everything, prepared tea and served it to the volunteers in return. That’s the spirit of Punjab. Rab de bande.”

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The post shared today received 71k views from X users. "The true spirit of Punjab shines brightest in tough times like these. Even after losing so much, the warmth and hospitality shown by flood-affected families to volunteers is truly inspiring. RabRakha to all those standing strong and supporting each other," a user wrote.

"This is the spirit of the people of Punjab that never fades. Praying to God that Punjab gets relief from the floods soon," a second user wrote. 'This is the original spirit/character beyond the narrative of Mumbai spirit et al.," wrote a third user. "What marvelous spirit. Such kindness!" added a fourth user.

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With embankments under pressure and villages relying on volunteers and rescue teams, Punjab continues to fight the rising waters. Yet moments like this tea offering remind everyone that compassion and gratitude flow stronger than any flood.