India today rushed the second trenches of the one million US Dollar aid to provide relief to the flood-affected population of Sri Lanka. The Indian Air force, IAF, sources said in New Delhi today, an IL-76 carried 21 tonnes of sugar, pulses and milk powder besides around 20,000 ready to eat meals, 20,000 water purifier tablets and one thousand mattresses to Colombo. The first consignment of the relief material was delivered to Sri Lanka on the 14th of this month. The relief will be distributed to the displaced and other flood-affected people in Central, Eastern and Northern Sri Lanka.Our correspondent reports, India has expressed its solidarity with the Sri Lankan government at this difficult moment and stands ready to assist it to deal with this humanitarian challenge. The devastation caused by the monsoon floods has already hit one million and fifty thousand persons in the neighbouring country. More than 361,000 persons have been left homeless and provided temporary shelter at 594 camps. The eastern province of the island nation has been the worst affected. The Batticaloa district has received a rainfall as high as 1602.2 mm during last 42 days, which is only 46.7 mm short of its annual rainfall.