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PM to unveil new Navy ensign: The Prime Minister will commission INS Vikrant at Cochin Shipyard Limited in Kochi and during the event, he will also unveil the new Naval Ensign (Nishaan), doing away with the colonial past, the PMO said in a statement.

Uttar Pradesh rains: 26 teams of NDRF and SDRF have been pressed into action while food packets are being distributed in the flooded areas.

Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. One person has died in floods that have affected nearly 2.4 lakh people in over 1,000 villages of Uttar Pradeshs 22 districts, officials said on Tuesday. India News | 1 Dead, Nearly 2.4 Lakh People in UPs 22 Districts Affected by Floods.

The Indian Meteorological Department has forecasted heavy rains in Karnataka and Kerala over the next few days. Meanwhile, the rising water level of the Ganga and Varuna rivers has submerged parts of Varanasi in Uttar Pradesh.

Several parts of the country, including Jammu and Kashmir, witnessed heavy rainfall on Saturday. Meanwhile, the Ganga was flowing above the danger mark in several areas in UP.

More than 10,000 families have been shifted to relief camps and safer places in Varanasi after a rapidly rising river Ganga crossed the danger mark and started inundating low-lying localities in the city.As per the Central Water Commission's ...

Water level in the Ganga crossed the danger mark in Varanasi on Saturday, inundating many agricultural and residential areas on the banks of the holy river and its tributaries.

Due to floods, the water level of Ganga in Varanasi crossed the warning mark of 70.262 metre at 8 am Friday and stood at 70.86 metre, just 0.40 meters below the danger mark of 71.262 metre.

The rising water level of Ganga and Varuna rivers has submerged parts of Varanasi including its famous ghats, forcing the cremation of bodies brought to the Harishchandra and Manikarnika ghats in nearby streets and on terraces.

The rising water level of Ganga and Varuna rivers has submerged parts of Varanasi including its famous ghats, forcing the cremation of bodies brought to the Harishchandra and Manikarnika ghats in nearby streets and on terraces.