Karnataka Rain  

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Bengaluru is experiencing record-breaking rainfall this June, with forecasts suggesting it could exceed historical levels, prompting alerts across Karnataka.

Heavy rains have caused floods in various regions in Uttara Kannada district in Karnataka, making it impossible for people to come out of their houses. In Hyderabad, a video of a traffic cop carrying a physically challenged man and helping him cross the water-logged road has gone viral.

Tree branch fell on a private school bus that was carrying 17 children near Nanthoor Circle in Karnataka’s Mangaluru. No injuries were reported to the children who were inside the bus
 

The 19-year-old passionate boxer, along with his supportive father swam 2.5 km in floodwaters to let him reach his district boxing teammates as they were heading to Bengaluru for a boxing competition

24 people lost their lives in Karnataka due to heavy rains and floods. Among the 16 dead, eight belong to the worst-hit Belagavi district.
 

Death toll due to floods in Karnataka has increased to 16 and in Kerala has gone up to 28 while lakhs have been displaced in the two states

Karnataka chief minister BS Yediyurappa visited north Karnataka including Belagavi which is affected by heavy rain and floods
 

Flooding due to heavy rains in Dakshina Kannada has affected as many as 10 districts in Karnataka. Three people lost their lives in rain-related incidents in Shivamogga, Belagavi and Haveri districts
 

The Indian Meteorological Department has issued a warning of heavy rains in Karnataka over the next few days, Kodagu has been issued a red and orange alert.
 

After conducting an aerial survey in Karnataka’s Bagalkot and many other flood-hit districts, Karnataka chief minister BS Yediyurappa will fly to Delhi to discuss about the Cabinet expansion

An old lady and her granddaughter got the scare of their lives as they got stuck in a farmland, owing to heavy rains in Karnataka. As they raised an alarm, passersby rushed in, rescued them to safety with the help of a ladder and rope.

A group of rationalists demanded that the government should implement an anti-superstition law and stop promoting as well as encouraging superstitious practices like conducting a special puja for rains.

Karnataka government under the leadership of Siddaramaiah had passed the anti-superstition bill. But ironically now, the Kumaraswamy-led Karnataka government has given special instructions to conduct special pooja in more than 30,000 temples spending Rs 10,000 for each temple to appease the rain gods!