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Further advanced into the remaining parts of Rajasthan, Haryana and Punjab, says India Meteorological Department
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Officials issue guidelines for tourists in view of monsoon, following the death of a woman and four children at a waterfall in Lonavala
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IMD has issued an ‘orange' alert for heavy rain for the next four days.
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Many vehicles stranded on NH-415 — the lifeline for the people of the State capital
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Due to flooding of the Surya river in Palghar, a bridge in Manor was submerged
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The unique monsoon onset forecast can provide valuable insights that the government can leverage for strategic planning and disaster response, it adds.
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As of June 16, Telangana has received a cumulative rainfall of 69.8 mm, slightly above the normal average of 61.2 mm.
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The downward trend is being attributed by officials to a slew of measures taken by them
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Prioritizing the complaints about polluted water, he said attention should also be paid to the complaints received in media and social media.
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Moreover, the recent viral clips of incessant traffic jams in the western part of the city along with a nala caving in at Banjara Hills and the usual waterlogged roads, all give enough reason to worry.
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Now that the Polavaram project has come up downstream, the backwater effect is adding more to the grave threat.
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The State cumulative rainfall from June 1 to 8 is 47.7 mm against the normal rainfall of 22 mm with a deviation of 117 percent, Telangana Development Planning Society said in its report on Saturday.
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According to the India Meteorological Department (IMD) Hyderabad, the city recorded a maximum temperature at 36.1 degree Celsius and a relative humidity of 60 per cent which marked the lowest temperature recorded compared to all other districts on Wednesday.
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With the Monsoon fast approaching and the IMD forecasting above-normal rainfall this year, fear of inundation is giving sleepless nights to residents of Warangal
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Prior to the onset, light to moderate rains are anticipated across the state starting from June 1, offering some respite from the scorching summer heat.
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From senior officers to home guards, all traffic personnel will be on roads during rains to ensure smooth flow of vehicles
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On Saturday, almost all places in the State capital experienced scorching temperatures above 40 degree Celsius.
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Speaking to the media, they said that at least four contractors lost their lives due to heart attacks in the last year and said they are making these demands now as there were impressive collections under the Early Bird Scheme.
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They maintained that the department could have completed that task also by now as suggested with minimum hydraulic force.
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However, standing crops in an additional extent of 920 acres were found to be damaged either fully or partially on Sunday.