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Delhi Metro: DMRC opens entry-exit gates of Yamuna bank Metro station

CM-headed apex panel for flood control has not met for last 2 years: Delhi LG office

The 22-km stretch of the Yamuna in Delhi passes through six districts, parts of which are flooded by the river or due to the rise in the water level and backflow of drains | Latest News Delhi

Delhi Flood: Schools closed till July 18, CM Arvind Kejriwal announced Rs 10,000 help to the affected people

Delhi Flood Updates: Delhi is suffering from floods. Meanwhile, the Directorate of Education (DoE) said on Sunday that all government and private schools | BLiTZ

Delhi schools in areas bordering Yamuna to remain closed till July 18

Schools in areas bordering the Yamuna River in Delhi will remain closed on July 17 and 18 due to heavy floods. The Directorate of Education has allowed all the flood-hit schools to engage in online classes. Some parts of Delhi have been submerged in water after the Yamuna in the city overflowed due to heavy rainfall in the upper catchment areas. The DoE also stated that all schools in other districts will remain open and may carry out physical or a hybrid mode of classes.

'Arvind Kejriwal always runs away from his responsibilities', says Anurag Thakur on Delhi floods

In Delhi, the water level of Yamuna river was recorded at 205.78 meters at 2 pm. Union Minister Anurag Thakur has strongly attacked the AAP government of | BLiTZ

Delhi Metro: DMRC restores speed restriction imposed on trains while crossing bridges over Yamuna

Yamuna's level recedes but remains above danger mark in Delhi

Several low-lying areas of the national capital remain inundated even as water began to recede.

Delhi Metro Ensures Uninterrupted Services, Registers Record Punctuality Amid The Rains

Floods | Delhi Metro Rail Corporation restores normal speed for metro trains crossing Yamuna bridges

Metro trains had been crossing the four Yamuna bridges at a restricted speed of 30 kmph as a precautionary measure due to the level of the river

Yamuna level receding slowly, situation to normalise soon if there is no more heavy rain: Kejriwal

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Saturday said the water level of the Yamuna in the national capital is receding slowly and the situation will normalise soon if.