Heavy Rain In Gujarat And Rajasthan

Monsoon 2020 news and updates: Incessant rain and waterlogging have disrupted normal life in several parts of Gujarat. There was flood-like situation in some places after 14 gates of Motisar Dam in Rajkot were opened on Monday to release water, following heavy rainfall in the area, officials said. The Triveni Thanga dam in Surendranagar was also ov...

Delhi rain: Heavy rain and thunderstorms in the national capital and neighbouring areas. There is moderate risk of flash floods in the next 24 hours in north Chhattisgarh, east Madhya Pradesh, west Madhya Pradesh, and adjoining areas of Rajasthan and south Gujarat, according to the Central Water Commission.

Monsoon 2020:Monsoon is active in over two-thirds of the country ahead of Independence Day on Saturday. A 'Red' alert for extremely heavy rain has been sounded in Gujarat, east Rajasthan, Andhra Pradesh and Telangana till tomorrow, by the India Meteorological Department (IMD). An 'Orange' alert for heavy rainfall is in place in eight districts of M...

Rainwater flooded parts of Odisha and Rajasthan after a heavy downpour in the two states, while Gujarat's rain-hit Vadodara limped back to normalcy as the swollen Vishwamitri river's ferocity started waning on Friday.

Delhiites look forward to another pleasant day as Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) predicted cloudy sky and light rain.

With six states, including Assam and Bihar, already reeling under floods, the government on Tuesday warned of moderate floods in 12 other states as the "extreme to very heavy rainfall" over the next three days is set to sharply increase water levels of 14 rivers and their tributaries

Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who conducted an aerial survey of the flood-affected areas of Gujarat on Tuesday evening, has announced an interim relief of Rs 500 crore. The central government, after a detailed survey has been conducted, will give whatever is additionally required, the PM said in a statement after reviewing the situation. "Everythin...

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will take an aerial survey of flood-affected areas of Gujarat this afternoon a day after nearly 25,000 people were evacuated to safety from the inundated areas in the north and central parts of the state. A high alert has been issued in Gujarat and Rajasthan after the Met office has forecast heavy rain in the next four ...

Around 200 people have died and nearly one crore people have been affected in floods caused by heavy rain in West Bengal, Rajasthan, Gujarat, Manipur and Odisha. In Gujarat, 70 people have died since June, news agency Press Trust of India has reported. Large scale relief and rescue operations are underway in all the affected states.

Monsoon 2020 news and updates: Incessant rain and waterlogging have disrupted normal life in several parts of Gujarat. There was flood-like situation in some places after 14 gates of Motisar Dam in Rajkot were opened on Monday to release water, following heavy rainfall in the area, officials said. The Triveni Thanga dam in Surendranagar was also ov...

Delhi rain: Heavy rain and thunderstorms in the national capital and neighbouring areas. There is moderate risk of flash floods in the next 24 hours in north Chhattisgarh, east Madhya Pradesh, west Madhya Pradesh, and adjoining areas of Rajasthan and south Gujarat, according to the Central Water Commission.

Monsoon 2020:Monsoon is active in over two-thirds of the country ahead of Independence Day on Saturday. A 'Red' alert for extremely heavy rain has been sounded in Gujarat, east Rajasthan, Andhra Pradesh and Telangana till tomorrow, by the India Meteorological Department (IMD). An 'Orange' alert for heavy rainfall is in place in eight districts of M...

Rainwater flooded parts of Odisha and Rajasthan after a heavy downpour in the two states, while Gujarat's rain-hit Vadodara limped back to normalcy as the swollen Vishwamitri river's ferocity started waning on Friday.

Delhiites look forward to another pleasant day as Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) predicted cloudy sky and light rain.

With six states, including Assam and Bihar, already reeling under floods, the government on Tuesday warned of moderate floods in 12 other states as the "extreme to very heavy rainfall" over the next three days is set to sharply increase water levels of 14 rivers and their tributaries

Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who conducted an aerial survey of the flood-affected areas of Gujarat on Tuesday evening, has announced an interim relief of Rs 500 crore. The central government, after a detailed survey has been conducted, will give whatever is additionally required, the PM said in a statement after reviewing the situation. "Everythin...

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will take an aerial survey of flood-affected areas of Gujarat this afternoon a day after nearly 25,000 people were evacuated to safety from the inundated areas in the north and central parts of the state. A high alert has been issued in Gujarat and Rajasthan after the Met office has forecast heavy rain in the next four ...

Around 200 people have died and nearly one crore people have been affected in floods caused by heavy rain in West Bengal, Rajasthan, Gujarat, Manipur and Odisha. In Gujarat, 70 people have died since June, news agency Press Trust of India has reported. Large scale relief and rescue operations are underway in all the affected states.