Gujarat Flood

The video shows a senior dog being carefully lifted onto a cot by local residents as they wade through a heavily flooded area.

Even in an affluent city like Vadodara, crocodiles and other reptiles are being seen on main roads. From Kutch to Saurashtra, several roads in towns and highways have caved in.

Nearly 40 crocodiles have been rescued from residential neighbourhoods in Gujarat's Vadodara as floodwaters recede and authorities start rehabilitation work.

Heavy rains across Gujarat have led to widespread flooding, affecting several areas in Jamnagar. Amidst this turmoil, a young man named Vipul Bhambi, frustrated by the lack of facilities and inaction of local officials, ended up consuming phenyl.

Numerous social media users have urged Deepinder Goyal, CEO of Zomato, to reward the agent for his outstanding work

As floodwaters begin to recede in Vadodara, a 30-year-old man was killed in Gujarat's Dabhoi after a crocodile dragged him into the Orsang River.

A video of a handful of foreign nationals standing on the metal scooper of a bulldozer in flood-hit Vadodara has gone viral, drawing mixed reactions from people. Some took a swipe at the spectacle, calling it "flood tourism".

A deep depression that triggered torrential rains and floods in Gujarat on Friday intensified into cyclone Asna off the coast of Kachchh and the adjoining areas of Pakistan, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) said.

The delivery platform has acknowledged the video and users are urging CEO Deepinder Goyal to reward the delivery agent.

Several crocodiles, measuring 10 to 15 feet, have been spotted in Vadodara after the Vishwamitri river, which flows through the city, swelled following heavy rain in Gujarat.

Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel arrived at the Gandhinagar State Emergency Operation Center on Thursday after travelling from Vadodara, following the forecast of heavy rains and potential storms.

The Coast Guard deployed its Advanced Light Helicopter (ALH) to carry out rescue missions amid adverse weather conditions.

Indian women's cricket team spinner Radha Yadav took to social media to share that she was in a 'very bad situation' due to the flooding in Gujarat.

Gujarat, ravaged by rain and flood, has no hope of respite anytime soon, with the met department predicting more showers. The Met office has sent out an alert for very heavy rainfall till August 30.

Many areas in Gujarat's Vadodara and other cities and villages in the state remain flooded for a second day after heavy rain.

The video shows a senior dog being carefully lifted onto a cot by local residents as they wade through a heavily flooded area.

Even in an affluent city like Vadodara, crocodiles and other reptiles are being seen on main roads. From Kutch to Saurashtra, several roads in towns and highways have caved in.

Nearly 40 crocodiles have been rescued from residential neighbourhoods in Gujarat's Vadodara as floodwaters recede and authorities start rehabilitation work.

Heavy rains across Gujarat have led to widespread flooding, affecting several areas in Jamnagar. Amidst this turmoil, a young man named Vipul Bhambi, frustrated by the lack of facilities and inaction of local officials, ended up consuming phenyl.

Numerous social media users have urged Deepinder Goyal, CEO of Zomato, to reward the agent for his outstanding work

As floodwaters begin to recede in Vadodara, a 30-year-old man was killed in Gujarat's Dabhoi after a crocodile dragged him into the Orsang River.

A video of a handful of foreign nationals standing on the metal scooper of a bulldozer in flood-hit Vadodara has gone viral, drawing mixed reactions from people. Some took a swipe at the spectacle, calling it "flood tourism".

A deep depression that triggered torrential rains and floods in Gujarat on Friday intensified into cyclone Asna off the coast of Kachchh and the adjoining areas of Pakistan, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) said.

The delivery platform has acknowledged the video and users are urging CEO Deepinder Goyal to reward the delivery agent.

Several crocodiles, measuring 10 to 15 feet, have been spotted in Vadodara after the Vishwamitri river, which flows through the city, swelled following heavy rain in Gujarat.

Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel arrived at the Gandhinagar State Emergency Operation Center on Thursday after travelling from Vadodara, following the forecast of heavy rains and potential storms.

The Coast Guard deployed its Advanced Light Helicopter (ALH) to carry out rescue missions amid adverse weather conditions.

Indian women's cricket team spinner Radha Yadav took to social media to share that she was in a 'very bad situation' due to the flooding in Gujarat.

Gujarat, ravaged by rain and flood, has no hope of respite anytime soon, with the met department predicting more showers. The Met office has sent out an alert for very heavy rainfall till August 30.

Many areas in Gujarat's Vadodara and other cities and villages in the state remain flooded for a second day after heavy rain.