Monsoon rain floods Delhi-NCR and Mumbai roads, causes massive traffic jams | In pics

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By Soumili Ray

Published on Jul 23, 2025 02:29 pm IST

Heavy monsoon rains drenched Delhi and Mumbai, flooding streets and causing intense traffic snarls. They also brought relief from the sweltering heat.

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A family stands next to Marine Drive in South Mumbai as heavy rains drench the financial capital.(Punit Paranjpe/AFP)

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A man stands under an umbrella and looks over the stormy Arabian sea as heavy rains lash Mumbai.(Punit Paranjpe/AFP)

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A commuter patiently waits for his four-pawed fellow to cross the street, as water fills up the lanes of Mumbai after heavy rains.(Shashank Parade/PTI)

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Commuters make their way through roads drenched after heavy rains in Mumbai.(PTI)

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Mumbaikars stand with their umbrellas in front of the Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus as continous rains lash Mumbai.(PTI)

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A woman makes her way through a waterlogged street in Mumbai amid traffic and heavy rains.(Rafiq Maqbool/AP)

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A four wheeler accelerates through a waterlogged road in Delhi as continuous rains batter the national capital.(Sanchit Khanna/Hindustan Times)

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A family uses a polythene sheet to cover itself from heavy rains in Delhi.(Adnan Abidi/REUTERS)

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A young commuter looks out of her autorickshaw as she travels with her parents amid heavy rains in the national capital.(Adnan Abidi/REUTERS)

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A commuter pushes his scooter through a dangerously waterlogged road, jammed with vehicles in the drenched national capital city, Delhi.(Sanchit Khanna/Hindustan Times)

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Monsoon rain floods Delhi-NCR and Mumbai roads, causes massive traffic jams | In pics

Heavy monsoon rains drenched Delhi and Mumbai, flooding streets and causing intense traffic snarls. They also brought relief from the sweltering heat.

A family stands next to Marine Drive in South Mumbai as heavy rains drench the financial capital.(Punit Paranjpe/AFP)

A man stands under an umbrella and looks over the stormy Arabian sea as heavy rains lash Mumbai.(Punit Paranjpe/AFP)

A commuter patiently waits for his four-pawed fellow to cross the street, as water fills up the lanes of Mumbai after heavy rains.(Shashank Parade/PTI)

Commuters make their way through roads drenched after heavy rains in Mumbai.(PTI)

Mumbaikars stand with their umbrellas in front of the Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus as continous rains lash Mumbai.(PTI)

A woman makes her way through a waterlogged street in Mumbai amid traffic and heavy rains.(Rafiq Maqbool/AP)

A four wheeler accelerates through a waterlogged road in Delhi as continuous rains batter the national capital.(Sanchit Khanna/Hindustan Times)

A family uses a polythene sheet to cover itself from heavy rains in Delhi.(Adnan Abidi/REUTERS)

A young commuter looks out of her autorickshaw as she travels with her parents amid heavy rains in the national capital.(Adnan Abidi/REUTERS)

A commuter pushes his scooter through a dangerously waterlogged road, jammed with vehicles in the drenched national capital city, Delhi.(Sanchit Khanna/Hindustan Times)

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