Ndrf Team  

19 teams of the National Disaster Response Force have been deployed in Bihar due to floods following torrential rains. NDRF teams are carrying out rescue and evacuation operations along with other agencies in the flood-affected areas. The death toll in Bihar has risen to 29 owing to rain related incidents in the state. The state government has requested the Indian Air Force for two helicopters to aid in rescue operations. 

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

The cyclonic storm Fani will reportedly cross the land between north coastal Odisha and extreme south coastal West Bengal on May 3 midnight and early hours of May 4 with a wind speed of 150 kmph.

Death toll in the Dharwad building collapse has risen to seven. Operations are underway to rescue 15 to 20 people, who are believed to be trapped under the rubble. NDRF teams, Fire and Emergency services are at the accident site.

The NDRF team swung into action and by 8.30am were able to winch the stranded youths up. The youths were brought to the Bhuntar airfield amid light rain and low clouds