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Rise & little ebb: Hindon stays on edge | Noida News - Vimarsana News

Rise & little ebb: Hindon stays on edge | Noida News

The water level in the Hindon dipped marginally on Tuesday, but was still over the 200m mark. On Tuesday evening, the rain-fed river was flowing at 20

Noida Floods: Hindon crosses 201m mark, 500 living on floodplains displaced | Noida News - Vimarsana News

Noida Floods: Hindon crosses 201m mark, 500 living on floodplains displaced | Noida News

At least 200 houses on the Hindon floodplains in Bahlolpur, Lakhnavali, Chotpur Colony and Chhajarsi were submerged, displacing nearly 500 people as t

Severe Flooding in Noida Submerges 200 Houses, Displaces 500 People From Hindon Floodplains - Vimarsana News

Severe Flooding in Noida Submerges 200 Houses, Displaces 500 People From Hindon Floodplains

​​The water discharge from the Hindon barrage has been escalating in recent days, from 8,115 cusecs on July 21 to 13,423 cusecs on July 22, and reaching 20,026 cusecs on July 23., Delhi News, Times Now

Watch: 300 vehicles stranded as Hindon river floods area near Ecotech 3 in Greater Noida | Noida News - Vimarsana News

Watch: 300 vehicles stranded as Hindon river floods area near Ecotech 3 in Greater Noida | Noida News

The rising water level of the Hindon river has caused the submergence of the area near Ecotech 3, resulting in approximately 300 vehicles becoming str

Noida on flood alert as water level of Hindon river rises, around 200 people evacuated | Noida News - Vimarsana News

Noida on flood alert as water level of Hindon river rises, around 200 people evacuated | Noida News

The Gautam Buddh Nagar administration has issued a flood warning for low-lying areas along the Hindon river due to a surge in water discharge, reporte