Heavy rains drench several parts of India

Many parts of the country have received rains in the past two days. At least one person was killed in Hyderabad, which is being lashed by incessant rains in the past few days.

It was a cloudy, pleasant morning in the national capital. The city received light showers in the morning. Seen here, Delhi municipal workers clean water from a fountain at Raisina hills as monsoon clouds are hanging over the sky in New Delhi.

Monsoon arrived in Delhi a fortnight ahead of schedule June 16 but the metropolis had been witnessing almost a dry spell since June 17. Here, municipal workers clear fountain at Raisina Hills.
In Delhi, long traffic jams clogged roads after the city received rainfall this morning.
Mumbai has been receiving heavy rainfall since the last 24 hours.

Road and rail traffic has been affected in Mumbai since morning, hitting the office-bound commuters.
In Mumbai, several low-lying areas have been waterlogged in the city and suburbs, hitting vehicular movement badly.
Hyderabad has been receiving heavy rainfall for the past two days. The rains flooded the streets, caused traffic jams and disrupted electricity supply in some parts of Hyderabad.

One person was killed and three injured in a house collapse in Hyderabad.
Seen here, a student holds an umbrella while walking with another in the rain in Hyderabad.
Seen here, two women cover themselves with plastic sheets to protect themselves from the rain in Hyderabad.

The Met department has forecast heavy to very heavy rainfall in Hyderabad and neighbouring Ranga Reddy district over the next two days.
Seen here, a group of girls walk in the pouring rain in Ahmedabad.
Seen here, an elderly man tries to sell some umbrellas in the rain in Ahmedabad.
Seen here, a woman uses a plastic bag to cover her head as she crosses the road in Hyderabad.
Seen here, motorcyclists caught unaware get drenched in the rains in Ahmedabad.