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Rains lash parts of Mumbai, waterlogging reported in low-lying areas
Parts of Mumbai witnessed heavy rains on Tuesday evening, with waterlogging reported in some low-lying areas, including the Andheri subway, officials said.
ThePrint1 source1 min read
Weather Tomorrow: Dry Spell To Begin In North India From September 30, Heavy Rain Likely In South, Northeast
After showers brought a winter-like chill to the capital on Tuesday, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) has forecast mainly clear skies over Delhi and neighbouring areas from September 30.
NDTV1 source1 min read
భారత నౌకను ఢీకొట్టిన పాకిస్తాన్ షిప్... ఆర్టికల్ 10ని గుర్తు చేస్తూ ఇండియా ఏమని హెచ్చరించిందంటే... - BBC News తెలుగు
ఈ ఘటన అంతర్జాతీయ జలాల్లో జరిగిందని భారత విదేశాంగ శాఖ స్పష్టం చేసింది.
BBC Telugu5 sources1 min read
Monsoon starts to withdraw from northwest India | Today News
The monsoon withdrew further from additional areas of Rajasthan, as well as parts of Haryana and Punjab, on 21 September.
LiveMint2 sources1 min read
Telangana faces rising heat, humidity and prolonged dry spells, study finds
A landmark multi-decadal study has revealed that Telangana and other States in the South Peninsular region are trapped in a cycle of simultaneous surge of rising heat and prolonged dry spells.
Telangana Today3 sources1 min read
Keralam rain kills 5, triggers landslides and floods; orange alert in 2 districts
Heavy rain in Keralam triggered mudslides, landslides and flash floods on Sunday, leaving five people dead and two missing as the state stepped up its response to the worsening weather.
India Today3 sources1 min read
India's medal tally at Asian games rises to six
Search and rescue authorities in the southern state of Kerala found three more dead bodies on Monday morning, taking the death toll from a flash flood to at least five.
DW Top Stories3 sources1 min read
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