In the flood-affected regions of Amanour and Maker in Saran district, two dedicated teachers have undertaken commendable relief efforts. Using their personal funds, they distributed essential relief materials for four days and even arranged for a boat to aid movement in submerged areas. Mukesh Kumar Yadav, a teacher from Paiga Mitrasen Panchayat, distributed relief supplies for two days, covering the stretch from Amanour to Maker. On the first day, he provided fruits, and on the second, puri-sabzi. Furthermore, he personally funded a boat service in Lachhi Kaituaka village to facilitate local commuting.

Durga Kumar Singh, a teacher from Amanour Kalyan Secondary School, also extended relief to flood-affected areas within his school's vicinity for four days. He distributed items such as puri-sabzi, samosas, chiwda (flattened rice), and fruits. The selfless efforts of both teachers have garnered widespread appreciation from villagers, parents, and officials alike. Prabhat Singh, Usha Kumari, Manoranjan Kumar Singh, Rishikesh Kumar Singh, and Subodh Mandal also collaborated in this noble initiative, providing much-needed support to the flood victims.