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The Chief Minister said he was in constant touch with Revenue Minister A P Anilkumar, ministers assigned to affected districts and local administrations to monitor relief efforts. |
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The Chief Minister said he was in constant touch with Revenue Minister A P Anilkumar, ministers assigned to affected districts and local administrations to monitor relief efforts. |
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Kozhikode opens 34 relief camps for 515 people affected by heavy rains, ensuring medical care and support amid ongoing weather alerts. |
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Three missing and one injured after a landslip in Tirthahalli due to heavy rains; rescue efforts are underway. |
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Assam's flood situation improves, with affected individuals decreasing to 1.78 lakh, despite seven districts still impacted. |
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CPI(M) leaders criticise Kerala CM over attending events during rain disaster | India News |
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The flood situation in Assam showed slight improvement on Saturday, with the number of affected people dropping to 1.78 lakh. |
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Monthly average maximum temperatures are likely to remain normal to below normal during August in parts of Northwest India, including Delhi-NCR, as per the outlook. |
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As Gujarat battles severe flooding, NDTV's Aaquil Jameel spoke to two young siblings in Navsari whose home remains submerged under floodwaters. With furniture, belongings, and even their beds damaged, the children described the daily struggle of survival, relying on food brought home by their sister from work. In an emotional moment, the young boy broke down on camera and made a heartfelt appeal to the government: "Please build me a house." The family's story highlights the devastating human cost of the ongoing flood crisis. |
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The flood situation in Assam remains critical as relentless monsoon rains continue to inundate vast parts of the state. The death toll has climbed to 82, while more than 78 lakh people have been affected by the deluge. Rescue and relief operations are underway, with authorities working to provide shelter, food, and medical assistance to those impacted as several districts remain submerged. |
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CHENNAI: Karnataka released 12,000 cusecs of water to Tamil Nadu from the Kabini reservoir on Saturday, following heavy rainfall in the reservoir's catchment ar |