Gurgaon Floods

Continuous rainfall for a third consecutive day has caused severe waterlogging and traffic jams in the capital and NCR region, as schools remained shut in Noida on Saturday.

Heavy rainfall has left several areas in Gurugram waterlogged on Friday morning, a day after the city administration advised private and corporate offices to work from home.

Gurgaon authorities have issued an advisory asking offices to work from home tomorrow because of a heavy rainfall prediction. Heavy rain today resulted in waterlogging and traffic congestion in several parts of the city.

Commuters travelling from Manesar to Gurugram on Wednesday witnessed heavy traffic congestion after a vehicle broke down on the Delhi-Jaipur Highway.

A snake was seen swimming through the lanes of a Gurgaon housing society after heavy rain swept the national capital region Sunday and early today.

Heavy rain lashed Haryana's Gurgaon this morning, flooding several areas and halting traffic at major intersections.

Uttar Pradesh Minister of State for Revenue and Flood Control Vijay Kashyap died from coronavirus at a Gurgaon hospital on Tuesday.

Heavy rains disrupted normal life in many parts of the country, including Delhi and adjoining Gurgaon, on Thursday and led to worsening of the flood situation in Uttar Pradesh where over 870 villages in 16 districts have been affected.

Gurgaon rain updates: People living in a four-storey house in Gurgaon have been moved out after the building tilted following torrential rain. The building in Sector 46 has been vacated, the police told news agency ANI. Gurgaon is seeing one of the worst Monsoon seasons in the recent years. The area where the building is located was severely floode...

Monsoon 2020 news: A portion of one of the busiest roads in Gurgaon has caved in after nearly two days of torrential rain. A wide area on the busy IFFCO Chowk cracked and caved in this morning. The area has been cordoned off. Gurgaon has been seeing very heavy rainfall since Tuesday night, causing extensive waterlogging and traffic chaos.

Delhi and neighbouring areas received heavy rainfall overnight, bringing down the temperature to 27 degree celsius.

Delhi and its neighbouring districts of Ghaziabad and Noida witnessed heavy rain in early hours of Wednesday.

Parts of the national capital witnessed huge traffic jams on Thursday morning, the Delhi-Gurgaon border being among the worst affected.

Heavy rain was reported in several parts of Delhi in the early hours today, bringing the temperature down by a few degrees. Residents of neighbouring Gurgaon also woke up to heavy showers. Waterlogging has been reported from many parts of Delhi and Gurgaon. A few schools in Gurgaon have also announced holiday due to bad weather.

Heavy rain in Delhi and Gurgaon on Wednesday morning slowed traffic during rush hour as the sky darkened and roads were flooded within seconds.

Continuous rainfall for a third consecutive day has caused severe waterlogging and traffic jams in the capital and NCR region, as schools remained shut in Noida on Saturday.

Heavy rainfall has left several areas in Gurugram waterlogged on Friday morning, a day after the city administration advised private and corporate offices to work from home.

Gurgaon authorities have issued an advisory asking offices to work from home tomorrow because of a heavy rainfall prediction. Heavy rain today resulted in waterlogging and traffic congestion in several parts of the city.

Commuters travelling from Manesar to Gurugram on Wednesday witnessed heavy traffic congestion after a vehicle broke down on the Delhi-Jaipur Highway.

A snake was seen swimming through the lanes of a Gurgaon housing society after heavy rain swept the national capital region Sunday and early today.

Heavy rain lashed Haryana's Gurgaon this morning, flooding several areas and halting traffic at major intersections.

Uttar Pradesh Minister of State for Revenue and Flood Control Vijay Kashyap died from coronavirus at a Gurgaon hospital on Tuesday.

Heavy rains disrupted normal life in many parts of the country, including Delhi and adjoining Gurgaon, on Thursday and led to worsening of the flood situation in Uttar Pradesh where over 870 villages in 16 districts have been affected.

Gurgaon rain updates: People living in a four-storey house in Gurgaon have been moved out after the building tilted following torrential rain. The building in Sector 46 has been vacated, the police told news agency ANI. Gurgaon is seeing one of the worst Monsoon seasons in the recent years. The area where the building is located was severely floode...

Monsoon 2020 news: A portion of one of the busiest roads in Gurgaon has caved in after nearly two days of torrential rain. A wide area on the busy IFFCO Chowk cracked and caved in this morning. The area has been cordoned off. Gurgaon has been seeing very heavy rainfall since Tuesday night, causing extensive waterlogging and traffic chaos.

Delhi and neighbouring areas received heavy rainfall overnight, bringing down the temperature to 27 degree celsius.

Delhi and its neighbouring districts of Ghaziabad and Noida witnessed heavy rain in early hours of Wednesday.

Parts of the national capital witnessed huge traffic jams on Thursday morning, the Delhi-Gurgaon border being among the worst affected.

Heavy rain was reported in several parts of Delhi in the early hours today, bringing the temperature down by a few degrees. Residents of neighbouring Gurgaon also woke up to heavy showers. Waterlogging has been reported from many parts of Delhi and Gurgaon. A few schools in Gurgaon have also announced holiday due to bad weather.

Heavy rain in Delhi and Gurgaon on Wednesday morning slowed traffic during rush hour as the sky darkened and roads were flooded within seconds.