Monsoon Fury

At least 55 people have been killed in Himachal Pradesh after heavy rainfall wreaked havoc in the State, triggering landslides, a cloudburst, and blocked roads.

With Himachal Pradesh's hotel occupancy rate at almost zero per cent after recent monsoon fury, the hotel association has announced a 50 per cent discount on room tariffs to woo back tourists and a minister said it was "safe" to travel to the state.

Heavy Rain Alert: After wreaking havoc in several North Indian states, incessant rain has now also moved to the southern states and authorities have urged locals to stay indoors and take precautions.

Border Roads Organisation on Sunday said a valley bridge near the India-China border, nine km ahead of Malari village here has come under threat due to the rapid flow of the river as the monsoon fury continued over the northwestern Himalayan region.

With River Yamuna's water level in Delhi now at an all-time high amid monsoon fury across north India, Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal today sought the Centre's intervention.

The Yamuna's water level in Delhi is now at an all-time high amid a monsoon fury across north India. The rising water mark has led toflooding in several riverside areas. The river is now flowing at 207.55 metres after it crossed the record level of

Himachal Pradesh Rain: Rains for a fourth consecutive day led to several deaths, landslides, and destruction across North India.

Heavy rain continued to unleash death and destruction in north India on Tuesday, leading to several deaths in landslides and other rain-related incidents.

Waterlogging in Delhi amid monsoon fury in north India has become the latest flashpoint for a war of words between the centre-appointed Lieutenant Governor and the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) government.

As many as 86 people have been killed and 151 others injured in the recent monsoon rains since June 25, Pakistan-based ARY News reported citing the National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA).

Monsoon fury disrupted normal life across several North Indian states including Delhi, Punjab, Himachal Pradesh and Jammu and Kashmir.Extremely heavy rainfall has caused waterlogging, swept cars away and washed away bridges in several states.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Sunday took stock of the situation in the wake of incessant rain as he spoke to the chief ministers of Punjab and Himachal Pradesh, and the lieutenant governors of Delhi and Jammu and Kashmir, sources said.

At least 130 villages in Maharashtra have been affected - communication has been lost with 128 of them - due to heavy rain, reports said. Apart from Maharashtra, a red alert has also been issued in the southern states of Karnataka and Telangana.

Monsoon rains continue to hammer several states in north India after at least 30 people were killed in floods and landslides on Sunday. In Himachal Pradesh, one of the worst-hit states, at least 24 people have died and multiple incidents of landslides have blocked highways and roads leaving tourists stranded. A flood alert has been issued in parts ...

Dozens have been killed and lakhs have been forced out of their homes as monsoon rains continue to batter several parts in the country. Maharashtra, Kerala, Karnataka are among the worst-hit states. Over two lakh people have been evacuated from five districts of Maharashtra, including Kolhapur, Satara and Sangli. Other states that have reported flo...

At least 55 people have been killed in Himachal Pradesh after heavy rainfall wreaked havoc in the State, triggering landslides, a cloudburst, and blocked roads.

With Himachal Pradesh's hotel occupancy rate at almost zero per cent after recent monsoon fury, the hotel association has announced a 50 per cent discount on room tariffs to woo back tourists and a minister said it was "safe" to travel to the state.

Heavy Rain Alert: After wreaking havoc in several North Indian states, incessant rain has now also moved to the southern states and authorities have urged locals to stay indoors and take precautions.

Border Roads Organisation on Sunday said a valley bridge near the India-China border, nine km ahead of Malari village here has come under threat due to the rapid flow of the river as the monsoon fury continued over the northwestern Himalayan region.

With River Yamuna's water level in Delhi now at an all-time high amid monsoon fury across north India, Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal today sought the Centre's intervention.

The Yamuna's water level in Delhi is now at an all-time high amid a monsoon fury across north India. The rising water mark has led toflooding in several riverside areas. The river is now flowing at 207.55 metres after it crossed the record level of

Himachal Pradesh Rain: Rains for a fourth consecutive day led to several deaths, landslides, and destruction across North India.

Heavy rain continued to unleash death and destruction in north India on Tuesday, leading to several deaths in landslides and other rain-related incidents.

Waterlogging in Delhi amid monsoon fury in north India has become the latest flashpoint for a war of words between the centre-appointed Lieutenant Governor and the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) government.

As many as 86 people have been killed and 151 others injured in the recent monsoon rains since June 25, Pakistan-based ARY News reported citing the National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA).

Monsoon fury disrupted normal life across several North Indian states including Delhi, Punjab, Himachal Pradesh and Jammu and Kashmir.Extremely heavy rainfall has caused waterlogging, swept cars away and washed away bridges in several states.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Sunday took stock of the situation in the wake of incessant rain as he spoke to the chief ministers of Punjab and Himachal Pradesh, and the lieutenant governors of Delhi and Jammu and Kashmir, sources said.

At least 130 villages in Maharashtra have been affected - communication has been lost with 128 of them - due to heavy rain, reports said. Apart from Maharashtra, a red alert has also been issued in the southern states of Karnataka and Telangana.

Monsoon rains continue to hammer several states in north India after at least 30 people were killed in floods and landslides on Sunday. In Himachal Pradesh, one of the worst-hit states, at least 24 people have died and multiple incidents of landslides have blocked highways and roads leaving tourists stranded. A flood alert has been issued in parts ...

Dozens have been killed and lakhs have been forced out of their homes as monsoon rains continue to batter several parts in the country. Maharashtra, Kerala, Karnataka are among the worst-hit states. Over two lakh people have been evacuated from five districts of Maharashtra, including Kolhapur, Satara and Sangli. Other states that have reported flo...