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Heavy rains kill 63 in northern India
Heavy rains kill 63 in northern India

India Gazette

time04-07-2025

  • Climate
  • India Gazette

Heavy rains kill 63 in northern India

Strong monsoon downpours have resulted in floods and landslides, and swept away villages in a Himalayan state Heavy monsoon rains over a course of two weeks have claimed the lives of at least 63 people in the northern Indian state of Himachal Pradesh, local authorities said on Thursday. The torrential rains have led to floods, damaged roads, and the cutting off of many villages in the Himalayan state, according to local media reports. Over 150 houses, 106 cattle sheds, 31 vehicles, and 14 bridges have been affected by the adverse weather, which also claimed the lives of 164 cows. "Our focus now is on search, rescue, and restoration," D C Rana, head of the local disaster management authority, told the media. Himachal Pradesh's State Disaster Response Force personnel carried a pregnant woman in a palanquin for several miles to admit her in a hospital on Wednesday, according to a report by NDTV. Other reports shared stories of entire villages being swept away in the state. A few states in the Indian plains have also been affected by severe rainfall. Adequate numbers of National Disaster Response Force teams have been deployed for relief efforts in affected states, Indian Home Minister Amit Shah wrote in a post on X. He added that reinforcements would also be sent. The India Meteorological Department has predicted heavy rainfall in northwestern and central India over the next week, with peak intensity expected in the northwest July 6-7. Eastern India is also likely to witness significant rainfall until July 7, the department said. In June, heavy floods in the Himalayan region of India caused at least 36 deaths and affected more than 500,000 people.

Heavy rains kill 63 people in northern India
Heavy rains kill 63 people in northern India

India Gazette

time04-07-2025

  • Climate
  • India Gazette

Heavy rains kill 63 people in northern India

Strong monsoon downpours have resulted in floods and landslides, and swept away villages in a Himalayan state Heavy monsoon rains over a course of two weeks have claimed the lives of at least 63 people in the northern Indian state of Himachal Pradesh, local authorities said on Thursday. The torrential rains have led to floods, damaged roads, and the cutting off of many villages in the Himalayan state, according to local media reports. Over 150 houses, 106 cattle sheds, 31 vehicles, and 14 bridges have been affected by the adverse weather, which also claimed the lives of 164 cows. "Our focus now is on search, rescue, and restoration," D C Rana, head of the local disaster management authority, told the media. Himachal Pradesh's State Disaster Response Force personnel carried a pregnant woman in a palanquin for several miles to admit her in a hospital on Wednesday, according to a report by NDTV. Other reports shared stories of entire villages being swept away in the state. A few states in the Indian plains have also been affected by severe rainfall. Adequate numbers of National Disaster Response Force teams have been deployed for relief efforts in affected states, Indian Home MinisterAmit Shahwrote in a post on X. He added that reinforcements would also be sent. The India Meteorological Department has predicted heavy rainfall in northwestern and central India over the next week, with peak intensity expected in the northwest July 6-7. Eastern India is also likely to witness significant rainfall until July 7, the department said. In June, heavy floods in the Himalayan region of India caused at least 36 deaths and affected more than 500,000 people. (

Heavy rains kill 63 people in northern India media
Heavy rains kill 63 people in northern India media

India Gazette

time04-07-2025

  • Climate
  • India Gazette

Heavy rains kill 63 people in northern India media

Strong monsoon downpours have resulted in floods and landslides, and swept away villages in a Himalayan state Heavy monsoon rains over a course of two weeks have claimed the lives of at least 63 people in the northern Indian state of Himachal Pradesh, local authorities said on Thursday. The torrential rains have led to floods, damaged roads, and the cutting off of many villages in the Himalayan state, according to local media reports. Over 150 houses, 106 cattle sheds, 31 vehicles, and 14 bridges have been affected by the adverse weather, which also claimed the lives of 164 cows. "Our focus now is on search, rescue, and restoration," D C Rana, head of the local disaster management authority, told the media. Himachal Pradesh's State Disaster Response Force personnel carried a pregnant woman in a palanquin for several miles to admit her in a hospital on Wednesday, according to a report by NDTV. Other reports shared stories of entire villages being swept away in the state. A few states in the Indian plains have also been affected by severe rainfall. Adequate numbers of National Disaster Response Force teams have been deployed for relief efforts in affected states, Indian Home MinisterAmit Shahwrote in a post on X. He added that reinforcements would also be sent. The India Meteorological Department has predicted heavy rainfall in northwestern and central India over the next week, with peak intensity expected in the northwest July 6-7. Eastern India is also likely to witness significant rainfall until July 7, the department said. In June, heavy floods in the Himalayan region of India caused at least 36 deaths and affected more than 500,000 people. (

Heavy rains kill 63 in northern India media
Heavy rains kill 63 in northern India media

India Gazette

time04-07-2025

  • Climate
  • India Gazette

Heavy rains kill 63 in northern India media

Strong monsoon downpours have resulted in floods and landslides, and swept away villages in a Himalayan state Heavy monsoon rains over a course of two weeks have claimed the lives of at least 63 people in the northern Indian state of Himachal Pradesh, local authorities said on Thursday. The torrential rains have led to floods, damaged roads, and the cutting off of many villages in the Himalayan state, according to local media reports. Over 150 houses, 106 cattle sheds, 31 vehicles, and 14 bridges have been affected by the adverse weather, which also claimed the lives of 164 cows. "Our focus now is on search, rescue, and restoration," D C Rana, head of the local disaster management authority, told the media. Himachal Pradesh's State Disaster Response Force personnel carried a pregnant woman in a palanquin for several miles to admit her in a hospital on Wednesday, according to a report by NDTV. Other reports shared stories of entire villages being swept away in the state. A few states in the Indian plains have also been affected by severe rainfall. Adequate numbers of National Disaster Response Force teams have been deployed for relief efforts in affected states, Indian Home MinisterAmit Shahwrote in a post on X. He added that reinforcements would also be sent. The India Meteorological Department has predicted heavy rainfall in northwestern and central India over the next week, with peak intensity expected in the northwest July 6-7. Eastern India is also likely to witness significant rainfall until July 7, the department said. In June, heavy floods in the Himalayan region of India caused at least 36 deaths and affected more than 500,000 people. (

Heavy rains kill 63 people in northern India
Heavy rains kill 63 people in northern India

Russia Today

time04-07-2025

  • Climate
  • Russia Today

Heavy rains kill 63 people in northern India

Heavy monsoon rains over a course of two weeks have claimed the lives of at least 63 people in the northern Indian state of Himachal Pradesh, local authorities said on Thursday. The torrential rains have led to floods, damaged roads, and the cutting off of many villages in the Himalayan state, according to local media reports. Over 150 houses, 106 cattle sheds, 31 vehicles, and 14 bridges have been affected by the adverse weather, which also claimed the lives of 164 cows. 'Our focus now is on search, rescue, and restoration,' D C Rana, head of the local disaster management authority, told the media. Himachal Pradesh's State Disaster Response Force personnel carried a pregnant woman in a palanquin for several miles to admit her in a hospital on Wednesday, according to a report by NDTV. Other reports shared stories of entire villages being swept away in the state. Monsoon Wreaks Havoc in Himachal Pradesh: At Least 63 Dead, Dozens Remain Missing Relentless monsoon rains triggered devastating flash floods and landslides with the Mandi district worst hit, officials confirmed.A heavy rain alert is in place for all districts until July 7,… A few states in the Indian plains have also been affected by severe rainfall. Adequate numbers of National Disaster Response Force teams have been deployed for relief efforts in affected states, Indian Home Minister Amit Shah wrote in a post on X. He added that reinforcements would also be sent. The India Meteorological Department has predicted heavy rainfall in northwestern and central India over the next week, with peak intensity expected in the northwest July 6-7. Eastern India is also likely to witness significant rainfall until July 7, the department said. In June, heavy floods in the Himalayan region of India caused at least 36 deaths and affected more than 500,000 people.

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