"road-connectivity"

Heavy rainfall continued across Uttarakhand on Friday, triggering landslides and disrupting road connectivity. Several highways remained open, while crews cleared blocked routes. Haridwar schools and Anganwadi centres will remain closed Saturday as the weather office issued a Yellow Alert

Heavy rains lashed the erstwhile Karimnagar district, with Pochampalli recording 119.5 mm in 24 hours. Road connectivity was disrupted, and officials were instructed to take precautionary measures as rain alerts remain in place for the next three days.

Rainfall disrupted daily life in Mancherial and Asifabad districts, cutting off villages and overturning a tractor in floodwaters. Mancherial recorded a 35% rainfall deficit, while Asifabad was closer to normal. One mandal in Mancherial exceeded seasonal expectations.

Pave the way linking remote village Pusuguppa in Cherla mandal of Telangana to Rampuram in Chhattisgarh to boost to connectivity

Campaign aims at reaching out to State government, municipal officials to highlight lack of road connectivity to densely populated colonies of northeastern parts of Secunderabad

Road connectivity between villages and towns has been affected as flood water was overflowing in many places

Telangana's R&B Department currently maintains 32,445 km of roads, of which 27,461 km are State highways and 4,983 km are National Highways crossing the State

Access to Vaibhav Colony in Ghatkesar mandal is a Herculean task

The highest rainfall of 145.3 mm was recorded in Kathalapur mandal, resulting in swollen streams, rivulets and ponds that started overflowing.

Construction of these roads will facilitate commute for people between villages without much difficulty