The Calcutta High Court has directed the West Bengal government to provide relief to victims of the Amphan cyclone. Background: The issue began when the Amphan cyclone caused widespread destruction and loss of life in West Bengal, resulting in a need for relief and rehabilitation efforts. Parties: The petitioners were victims of the cyclone, while the respondents were the West Bengal government and the disaster management department. Legal issues: The main legal issue was whether the West Bengal government had a duty to provide relief and compensation to victims of the cyclone. Court observations: The court observed that the West Bengal government had a constitutional obligation to provide relief and compensation to victims of natural disasters. Significance: The court's order has significant implications for victims of the Amphan cyclone, as it ensures they receive relief and compensation for their losses. The court's decision highlights the importance of providing timely and effective relief to those affected by natural disasters.