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According to the latest report from the Disaster Reporting and Information Management System (DRIMS), the state is grappling with both widespread rural inundation and critical urban flooding across multiple districts. |
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According to the latest report from the Disaster Reporting and Information Management System (DRIMS), the state is grappling with both widespread rural inundation and critical urban flooding across multiple districts. |
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Gurugram, Aug 6 (PTI): Traffic Police have made comprehensive preparations in Gurugram well ahead of the onset of monsoon, Deputy Commissioner of Police (Traffic) Prateek Gahlot said on Thursda. |
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Bengaluru: Hundreds of fans of jailed Kannada actor Darshan repeatedly chanted 'D-Boss' slogans during Karnataka chief minister DK Shivakumar's address at a religious event in Ramanagara Tuesday, seeking his intervention in the fraught legal case. |
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Dibrugarh: Sivasagar remains submerged nearly three weeks after the July 19 deluge, as Assam's flood toll hits 95. |
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New Delhi, Aug 6 (PTI) A northern bastion of the 16th-century Purana Qila here has developed deep structural cracks, its condition ever-deteriorating owing to monsoon spells, with the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) declaring the part 'critical and unsafe', and initiating restoration works. The affected structure, identified as North-West Bastion No. 3, overlooks the fort's [...] |
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LUCKNOW: For eleven months, the Lucknow-Kanpur expressway sat finished and empty. The six-lane, access-controlled corridor was ready for traffic by June 2025, its 63 km of bitumen laid, its 21 Variable Message Signs and 63 PTZ cameras installed, its Rs 4,200-crore price tag fully spent. |
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RANCHI: Undeterred by relentless rain, hundreds of students gathered at Jaipal Singh Munda Stadium in Ranchi on Wednesday before setting out on a Tiranga March to Albert Ekka Chowk, intensifying an agitation that has entered its second week over alleged irregularities in Jharkhand's recruitment examinations. |
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Heavy rainfall brought Delhi and Gurugram to a standstill, causing widespread waterlogging, traffic snarls and severe disruption to daily life across the twin cities. With roads submerged and commuters stranded, Gurugram authorities urged corporate offices to allow employees to work from home., Delhi News, Times Now |
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Families of Pratapgarh accident victims receive financial aid after direction of the UP CM |