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Bhubaneswar: In the wake of the prevailing flood situation and the difficulties being faced by students and colleges in the affected parts of the state, higher education department has extended the timeline for the ongoing Phase-I admission process for undergraduate courses for 2026-27 academic session.

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The first spell of rain often feels like a welcome break after months of scorching heat. Streets turn green, temperatures drop, and the air feels lighter.

NEW DELHI: Chief minister VD Satheesan on Monday said that the death toll in rain-related incidents across Kerala has risen to 15 as heavy rainfall continued to batter the state and rescue operations intensified.

NEW DELHI: With the monsoon season well under way, exposed and naked electrical wires along roadsides and on utility poles remain life-threatening hazards.

Chandrapur, Amravati, Yavatmal: Heavy rains have triggered widespread crop losses and flooding across Vidarbha, with orange orchards in Amravati, standing crops in Yavatmal, and villages in Chandrapur suffering extensive damage. Farmers from these districts are now demanding immediate compensation and relief.

Nagpur: Failure of the dewatering system triggered flooding at the Manish Nagar underpasses during the July 28 cloudburst-like downpour, a post-flood review by Nagpur Municipal Corporation (NMC) has indicated.

Nagpur: Unabated garbage dumping has choked a roadside drain near Shree Binzani City College in Reshimbagh, increasing the risk of flooding during the monsoon and raising fears of a disease outbreak.

Mangaluru: As torrential rain continued to lash parts of Dakshina Kannada, Mundaje in Belthangady taluk recorded the district's highest rainfall of 379mm during the 24 hours ending at 8.45am Sunday. Though the intensity of rain subsided across the district Sunday, Nethravati and Kumaradhara rivers continued to flow close to the danger mark.

Vasai: The Vasai-Virar City Municipal Corporation (VVCMC) has sought a Rs 1,000-crore relief package from Maharashtra govt to restore civic infrastructure damaged by the devastating July floods and undertake long-term flood mitigation measures. The civic body has estimated its own infrastructure losses at Rs 28.61 crore following the unprecedented rainfall.