On allegations that the Congress party was responsible for Bengaluru's woes, he said, "Let them introspect what they have done for the city during their tenure. We have resolved flooding in 70% of the identified areas, and we are working on the rest. Bengaluru is not an organised city, and y
Former Chief Minister and Member of Parliament Basavaraj Bommai has accused the state government of drowning Bengaluru in water and washing away the city's former reputation in floods.
Bengaluru has been experiencing severe flooding due to heavy rainfall over the past 24 hours, prompting Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar to express his deep concern over the situation. "I am deeply concerned by the havoc caused by relentless rains in Bengaluru... I remain committed to Ben
Heavy rainfall lashed several parts of Bengaluru on Sunday, causing severe waterlogging and flooding in residential areas. The Horamavu locality witnessed the worst impact, where water entered houses, leaving residents stranded and struggling to protect their belongings.
Heavy rain in Hubballi caused flooding in low-lying areas. Water entered homes, and a Tempo Traveler with 13 people, along with two cars, got stuck in a water-filled underpass. No one was hurt. Residents in Ganesh Nagar said they face this problem during every heavy rain.
Delhi PWD Minister Parvesh Verma on Sunday visited the NDMC control room to review its functioning and announced plans to establish a unified command center with NDMC, MCD, PWD, DDA and Jal Board to address waterlogging and flooding and other civic issues faced during monsoon season.
Accompanied by Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) MP Bansuri Swaraj, Verma assured residents that all necessary work, under the jurisdiction of the New Delhi Municipal Council (NDMC), is underway and will be completed by May 30 to avoid flooding issues during the upcoming monsoon.
The leak in the main supply line is anticipated to exacerbate water shortages for residents throughout the city, leading to a nearly 40 per cent reduction in water availability for the next four days due to necessary repair work.
Heavy rainfall in Skardu turned the dilapidated College Road into a river, disrupting life for residents, students, and traders. Locals blamed poor drainage infrastructure and urged immediate government action to prevent future flooding.
Delhi Lieutenant Governor VK Saxena, along with Chief Minister Rekha Gupta, on Wednesday chaired the meeting of the Delhi Disaster Management Authority to assess the hazard vulnerability and risk assessment of the national capital, among other things.