Mumbai Floods  

Mumbai continues to receive rains and normal life is far from becoming normal due to destroyed public properties including roads. Filmmaker Vivek Agnihotri shared a video of a traffic signal post floating through one of the water-filled roads in Mumbai.

Speaking to reporters, Kolhapur's superintendent of police Abhinav Deshmukh said that Mumbai-Bengaluru national highway No 4 was partially opened to let trucks carrying relief materials reach to areas affected due to flooding

The water level on the tracks rose due to high tide in the Arabian sea coupled with rains in the afternoon, which caused water to flow backwards towards the Kurla, Sion and Chunabhati section, said Central Railway chief spokesperson Sunil Udasi.

As many as 1,050 passengers were stranded in the Mahalaxmi Express which came to a halt due to flooding on tracks

Roads are waterlogged in King's Circle area of Mumbai, following heavy rains in the city. The meteorological department had given a warning and stated that the city would receive heavy rains today and tomorrow. Chaitra Teresa John, superintendent of police has been appointed as chief of the anti-terrorist squad by the government. She is the first woman from Kerala to be appointed to the post. Watch MyNation in 100 seconds for the top headlines from across the country. 

The floods that keep ravaging the state of Assam is certainly a cry for help, but only to ears that are listening to deafening noises in the neighbourhood that drown out the screams of the region that lies in the periphery.
 

As rain continues to pour down heavily across Maharashtra, low-lying areas in the state are reportedly flooded. The incessant rains have caused flights from Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport to be temporarily suspended.

Information and Broadcasting minister Prakash Javadekar stated that more effective steps need to be taken to deal with obscenity and vulgarity in advertisements in India.

The dam breach caused a flood-like situation in seven downstream villages, with 12 houses being swept away

BJP spokesperson Sambit Patra ended up wading through knee-deep water after heavy rains submerged Mumbai's streets. And now he has become a laughing stock on social media.