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Heavy rainfall has thrown normal life out of gear in north India.

Rains Today: At least 28 people died in north India as widespread landslides, flash floods and waterlogging wrecked havoc. Heavy downpour warnings have been issued for certain areas of Jammu and Kashmir, Ladakh and Himachal Pradesh. Delhi recorded its highest rainfall in a single day in July on Sunday since 1982. Authorities have cautioned over rising water level of the Yamuna. All schools in Delhi and its adjoining NCR cities of Gurugram and Noida are closed today in view of heavy rains and mor...

India News: NEW DELHI: Heavy rain continued to pummel parts of north India for the third consecutive day on Monday as the death toll rose to 28.

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The Army rescued students from the Chitkara University at Rajpura in Patiala late Sunday night. Army columns have also been deployed in Ropar to plug a breach in a canal which threatens to flood neighbouring villages.

The Indian Army has rescued 910 students and 50 others from a private university in Punjab that was severely flooded in heavy rainfall. Flood relief columns of the Armys Western Command were sent in to assist with the civil administrations rescue efforts in Rupnagar, Mohali, and Panchkula, while engineers focused on preventing the breach of a canal and repairing an embankment to avoid further flooding.

Based on requisition received from the civil administration of Punjab and Haryana, the Flood Relief columns of Western Command were mobilised to assist the civil administration in rescue and evacuation efforts in flood-affected areas.The ...

To take stock of the situation due to continuous heavy rains across the state and in hilly places and to speed up the relief work in the state, Punjab Chief Secretary Anurag Verma on Monday chaired a high level meeting with the administrative secretaries of the concerned departments and the Deputy

Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar cancelled pre-scheduled programmes and held an emergency meeting with senior officials as rains continued to batter parts of the state for the third consecutive day. The downpour caused floods, leading to mobilisation of Armys Western Command to assist in rescue and evacuation efforts.