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Several videos of residents rescuing stranded street dogs have been doing rounds on social media with animal lovers urging more people to help the strays in their areas as they have been without food and shelter for days.
Videos doing rounds on social media show people using innovating ways to have 'fun' in the floodwaters in Kolkata.
In the video, the digital creator is seen landing in Kolkata and then travelling through flooded streets to reach her flooded home. 'Pujo vibes delivered with extra waves,' she captioned it.
The doctor, who is interning at a city hospital, added that at the end of the day, she had to pay a heavily again to get back home through waterlogged roads.
Water was pumped out of low-lying areas of Kolkata and adjoining areas through the night, but residents of Salt Lake continued to reel under flooding.
Most of the rain fell during the early hours of Tuesday and was the heaviest witnessed in the city since 1988, said HR Biswas, the regional head of India Meteorological Department (IMD) in Kolkata.
The weather office has warned of similar showers till around September 25. On social media, residents expressed alarm and frustration, with many comparing the scenes to the devastation caused by cyclone Amphan in 2020.
While some social media users praised the employees for coming up with the idea, others pointed out that the incident highlighted the sorry state of affairs for corporate employees in the country's tech hub.
Citizens book hotels, abandon commutes, and turn to social media for help as key roads flood and traffic collapses.
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Some social media users, however, pointed out that making light of the disaster and praising the city's resilience might just make the civic bodies less accountable for their actions.
Heavy rains in Mumbai on August 19, 2025, caused severe waterlogging across the city, leading to massive traffic disruptions. Key subways including Andheri and Poisar were shut, while Elphinstone bridge and Mankhurd Tunnel were closed due to flooding. Major routes like the Western Express Highway and Eastern Freeway were heavily affected, leaving commuters stranded. Police rescued schoolchildren trapped in waterlogged areas such as Gandhi Market in Sion, while tree falls and malfunctioning signals added to the chaos. Several areas including Lokhandwala, Veera Desai Road, and Kings Circle Matunga reported 2–3 feet of flooding.
The IMD had initially issued a yellow alert for the day, but upgraded it to red as rainfall intensified. It warned of thunderstorms, lightning, and heavy showers over Delhi in the next few hours.
Overnight rain dumped a record 145 mm (5.7 inches) per hour on Fuping in the industrial city of Baoding.
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Bengaluru IMD centre director N Puviarasu said, 'As per the current pattern of the cyclonic circulation, Karnataka, especially the coastal parts, will get heavy rainfall. Bengaluru is also expected to receive heavy rainfall for the next two days.'
According to the India Meteorological Department (IMD) and researcher Karnataka weatherman, the city is expected to receive more rain over the next five days.
Several areas in Bengaluru witnessed intense downpours (3.6 mm of rain) accompanied by strong winds, following the India Meteorological Department’s (IMD) forecast of light rain and thundershowers for March 22 and 23.
IndiGo Airlines acknowledged the impact of the weather on its operations, stating on social media platform X that unfavourable conditions in Bengaluru were affecting flights.
Chief minister MK Stalin has also instructed authorities to declare a holiday for schools and colleges in Chennai, Tiruvallur, Kancheepuram and Chengalpattu districts on October 15