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The rainfall in northern states such as Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand has caused the Yamuna River water level to cross the danger mark once again.

The water level of the Yamuna river in Delhi has receded since yesterday when it briefly crossed the danger mark of 205.33 metres due to torrential rain in the rivers catchment areas. It had risen rapidly to 205.39 metres at 10 pm on Tuesday but had gone down to 205.14 metres at 8 am on Wednesday according to the Central Water Commission.

All schools and colleges in Himachal Pradesh to remain closed on Thursday; more rainfall to continue in Uttarakhand for next 5 days; See how monsoon is casting its spell, and affected daily life, once again

After Yamuna river crossed the danger mark of 205.33 metres for a brief period on Tuesday following torrential rain in its upper catchment areas over

Now, the recent heavy rain has sparked panic among the disaster-hit families of Joshimath.

Torrential rains ravaged uttarakhand on monday, destroying buildings and causing landslides which breached the national highways to badrinath, kedarnath and gangotri shrines and left 3 people dead and 5 others missing. a private defence training academy on the outskirts of dehradun also collapsed amid the incessant rains. chief minister pushkar singh dhami held a meeting with senior officials to review situation and suspend the char dham yatra for two days. rudraprayag district disaster manageme...

Incessant rainfall has battered two states for the past few days with no relief in sight. IMD said that ‘red alert’ would eventually reduce to ‘orange alert’. | Latest News India

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The water level of the Yamuna crossed the warning mark of 204.50 metres in Delhi following torrential rain in the river's upper catchment areas over the past two days.