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Due to ongoing heavy rainfall in Mumbai, authorities had mandated the closure of all schools and colleges in Mumbai on July 7, 2026. Whether a similar order will be announced for Mumbai and Delhi for July 8 is yet to be seen. Check latest updates here, Education News, Times Now

KOCHI: After waste accumulation and encroachments along a canal near Convent Junction triggered concerns about waterlogging in the area, authorities have initia

KOCHI: For many Kochi commuters, getting from one end of the city to another has become an arduous task. Indeed, with metro construction, utility work and road

Due to severe weather conditions, including heavy rains and thunderstorms, several districts in Karnataka have declared school closures for July 8, 2026. , Education, Times Now

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Gurugram, Jul 7 (PTI): The first spell of heavy monsoon rain on Tuesday afternoon brought Gurugram to its knees as road cave-ins, waterlogging and unending traffic jams were reported from across the city, with the authorities rolling out extensive measures to restore normalcy in the NC.

Six-people died and one person was injured in the incident where two to three shanties in a 'ground-plus-three' structure collapsed in Mankhurd's Janata Nagar.

Thane: A 25-year-old woman, Drishti Kadam, sustained serious injuries after a tree fell on her and a parked car at Yashodhan Nagar in Wagle Estate on Tuesday evening amid continuing monsoon showers.

Navi Mumbai: A 40-year-old labourer fell to his death from the terrace of a 3-storeyed residential building in Shree Dattaguru complex in sector 15, Vashi, after he lost his balance while covering the terrace roof tin with plastic sheets to prevent seepage of rainwater in a third-floor flat on Tuesday around 2.30 pm.An accidental death report was registered at Vashi police station.Shashikant Chandekar, senior inspector of Vashi said, "The deceased labourer was identified as Gajanan Watey, a resident of Turbhe. A tenant at a third-floor flat in building number 58 had hired him to cover the terrace tin roof with plastic sheets after he informed the landlord about seepage of rainwater from the terrace into his flat, causing dampening of the flat's ceiling and walls.