Delhi NCR rain: Wading through traffic, waterlogging, and flood alerts | Pics

Published on Sept 02, 2025 01:11 pm IST

Rain has disrupted the daily life of Delhi NCR region, with waterlogging and flooding danger. Here is a sneak peek into how it all affected the residents.

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The Delhi NCR region has been witnessing heavy rainfall since Monday, which has disrupted the daily lives of the Delhi NCR residents. On Tuesday, people made their way through the waterlogging due to incessant heavy rainfall in New Delhi.(PTI) expand-icon View Photos in a new improved layout
Published on Sept 02, 2025 01:11 pm IST

The Delhi NCR region has been witnessing heavy rainfall since Monday, which has disrupted the daily lives of the Delhi NCR residents. On Tuesday, people made their way through the waterlogging due to incessant heavy rainfall in New Delhi.(PTI)

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The rain caused traffic snarls everywhere in Delhi NCR. Vehicles were stuck in a traffic jam in Gurugram following rainfall.(PTI) expand-icon View Photos in a new improved layout
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The rain caused traffic snarls everywhere in Delhi NCR. Vehicles were stuck in a traffic jam in Gurugram following rainfall.(PTI)

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The Yamuna River level has risen and crossed the danger mark after incessant heavy rainfall. But that didn't come as an obstacle to devotion. A man carrying an idol of Lord Ganesh makes his way near Loha Pul (Old Iron Bridge) in New Delhi.(PTI) expand-icon View Photos in a new improved layout
Published on Sept 02, 2025 01:11 pm IST

The Yamuna River level has risen and crossed the danger mark after incessant heavy rainfall. But that didn't come as an obstacle to devotion. A man carrying an idol of Lord Ganesh makes his way near Loha Pul (Old Iron Bridge) in New Delhi.(PTI)

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On Tuesday, the Yamuna flowed above the danger mark after incessant heavy rainfall at Loha Pul (Old Iron Bridge) in New Delhi.(PTI) expand-icon View Photos in a new improved layout
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On Tuesday, the Yamuna flowed above the danger mark after incessant heavy rainfall at Loha Pul (Old Iron Bridge) in New Delhi.(PTI)

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Vehicles remained stuck in a traffic jam along the Delhi-Gurugram expressway amid rainfall in Gurugram on Monday.(PTI) expand-icon View Photos in a new improved layout
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Vehicles remained stuck in a traffic jam along the Delhi-Gurugram expressway amid rainfall in Gurugram on Monday.(PTI)

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Security personnel kept their vigil as commuters made their way through the waterlogged Delhi-Gurugram expressway amid rainfall, in Gurugram on Monday.(PTI) expand-icon View Photos in a new improved layout
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Security personnel kept their vigil as commuters made their way through the waterlogged Delhi-Gurugram expressway amid rainfall, in Gurugram on Monday.(PTI)

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An aerial view of the vehicles stuck in a traffic jam following rainfall in Gurugram, shows the true extent of the snarls faced by the public(PTI) expand-icon View Photos in a new improved layout
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An aerial view of the vehicles stuck in a traffic jam following rainfall in Gurugram, shows the true extent of the snarls faced by the public(PTI)

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Another aerial view of the commuters make their way through a waterlogged road amid rainfall, in Gurugram.(PTI) expand-icon View Photos in a new improved layout
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Another aerial view of the commuters make their way through a waterlogged road amid rainfall, in Gurugram.(PTI)

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