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Delhi Police accused a Tigri man of taking his daughter to Agra on the pretext of treatment and drowning her in the Chambal river. Search teams are still trying to recover the body as rain and the ravines hamper the investigation.

Assam's flood situation worsened on Wednesday, with six more deaths and a sharp rise in affected people. The expanding deluge has damaged villages, crops, livestock and infrastructure across 14 districts.

The Ahmedabad DEO has issued a circular permitting schools to hold classes on Sundays to compensate for academic losses due to heavy rainfall-related holidays. , Education, Times Now

Koppal/Raichur: Two of Kalyana Karnataka's major reservoirs presented contrasting pictures on Wednesday, with Narayanpur Dam continuing massive flood releases into the Krishna River while Tungabhadra Dam focused on conserving water after a sharp rise in storage levels. Narayanpur Dam, also known as Basava Sagar Reservoir in Yadgir district, received an inflow of 1.5 lakh cusecs, largely due to heavy releases from upstream Almatti Dam.

Keonjhar: Panchayati raj and drinking water, rural development minister Rabi Narayan Naik convened a meeting at Keonjhar Circuit House on Wednesday to review flood damage assessment and restoration work undertaken by various departments during recent floods.

The Indian agricultural calendar is closely tied to the rhythm of the monsoon. Every year, the arrival, progress, and withdrawal of seasonal rains determine when farmers sow crops, how much land is brought under cultivation, and, ultimately, the country's food production.

Video clips showed CM's convoy caught in a snarl on a waterlogged stretch. For a city that positions itself as Haryana's corporate face, the images have become an annual embarrassment.

The state government has advised everyone to stay away from rivers, streams, and other vulnerable areas,

NEW DELHI: Widespread rainfall lashed Delhi on Wednesday, leading to traffic snarls and waterlogging in many areas, while the weather office issued ye.

At least 26 people have lost their lives, and over 27,000 have been shifted to relief camps due to rain-related disasters in Keralam, said the Chief Minister VD Satheesan.